Les Murets

Villa ref PR09 Sleeps 11

Dominique says...

This is the property dreams are made of. The interior is furnished with impeccable taste and the views are stunning from both the pool and the tennis court. The most famous of provençal villages are just a short drive away.

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Region

Provence-Côte-d'Azur

Département

Vaucluse

Town

Cavaillon 14km
Apt 25km Avignon 33km

Village/shops

Cabrières-d'Avignon 1.5km
Gordes 4km

Airport

Avignon 29km
Marseille 67km Nîmes 78km

Swimming pool

Private

Security alarm

Fenced-off (on request, charge payable)

Roman steps

Can be heated

Size 12x7m

Depth 1-2.50m

Tennis court

Private

Beach

Carry 88km (pebble, rocky) Marseille 89km (sandy, shingle, rocky)

Sausset 93km (sandy, shingle, rocky)

La Couronne 97km (sandy)

Golf

18 hole 11km
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Pets

On request

Security deposit

£2200 view details

Changeover day

Saturday

Not available for short stays

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Accommodation details

Main house: Living/dining room, sitting room, study, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 1 shower room with wc, 1 shower room, 1 separate wc, 2 double bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom, 1 single bedroom
Annexe: Kitchen, 1 shower room and wc, 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom

Facilities

Washing machine, dishwasher, dryer, bed linen/bathroom towels and pool towels included (weekly change included), 2 cots (linen supplied on request), highchair, cleaning 4 hours per week included, baby-sitting and cook on request, telephone, broadband, fax, satellite TV, video, DVD, CD, barbecue, tennis court, boules

Location

Beautifully restored and decorated, this ancient sheepfold lies in a quiet hamlet within a short drive of shops and restaurants at Cabrières-d'Avignon (1.5km) and close to the picturesque village of Gordes (4km) and the many pretty villages dotted around the Lubéron Valley. This property is close to the charming market towns of Cavaillon (14km), with its ancient cathedral, Apt (25km) and and is within easy driving distance of the medieval papal capital, Avignon (33km). The best bakery of the area (almond croissants to die for) is at Cabrières, a 20 minute walk from the house. The closest supermarket is at Isle-sur-la-Sorgue (14km), famous for its lively antiques market.

There are bike hire and a Sunday market in Coustellet (2km), and an 18 hole golf course at Saumane-de-Vaucluse (11km). There are beautiful beaches all along the Mediterranean coast with the closest in Carry-le-Rouet (88km), Marseille (89km), Sausset-les-Pins (93km) and La Couronne (97km).

Exterior

Set in extensive grounds of 3 hectares of which one consists of landscaped gardens, the property enjoys a peaceful location and wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. It is surrounded by lavender and olive trees and boasts two original "bories" (small sheepfolds built of stone without mortar and probably dating to the 18th century), which are numbered and classified. There are lovely views from the private tennis court.

The pool house contains a summer kitchen, dining for 12 persons, a barbecue, a shower and a wc. There is a charge of 210 Euros per week to heat the pool to 23°C, weather permitting. This is payable locally.

Interior

The interior is spacious, bright, elegant and of a high standard. The house is set out in two parts. The main house has the living areas on the ground floor, a well-equipped kitchen, a double bedroom and a twin bedroom each with an en suite bathroom, a single bedroom ideal for an au pair and a shower room with a wc on the other side of the kitchen.

On the first floor of the main house are a study, a double bedroom opening onto a terrace with lovely views, a large shower room and a separate wc. A wing of the building is self-contained with a kitchen, a double bedroom with an en suite shower room with a wc, and a twin bedroom on the first floor (ideal for children).

Read Peter Browne's interview with Dominique in the Condé Nast Traveller >>