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In front of you a staircase takes you up to the second floor to a large open landing where each of the three remaining bedrooms open out. Also on the landing is a separate toilet and access onto the veranda with far reaching views.
The villa is decorated and furnished in a calming, relaxed manner which manages to combine elements of contemporary style with traditional Provençal touches and has a spacious 320m2 of floor space inside.
From the kitchen you can access the covered dining terrace, perfect for day and night time meals and is equipped with a pizza oven and BBQ grill.
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Maison Saint Antoine has 5 bedrooms and can comfortably sleep 10-12 people.
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This impressive Provençal villa is set in grounds that range from beautiful gardens to terraced woods and olive groves. The setting is secluded and tranquil and you enter via a tree-lined driveway through a large automatic iron gate.
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On parking at the house you have the view to your left of the large 12m x 6m pool surrounded by its planted terraces and shading trees.The pool has sunloungers and a shower, and there are paths that lead you off to explore the rest of the garden, one of which leads to a swing set for children.
The house sits on a small hill so it benefits from views across the property and woodland and then past the church in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue all the way out to the distant Alpilles hills.
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Maison Saint Antoine is in a quiet hillside setting 2km from the town of L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.
L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is a wonderful Provence market town with many restaurants, cafes, boutiques and specialist stores, an historic centre, and the nickname ‘The Venice of Provence’. But that is not what l’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is known for – it is also the antiques capital of France, with hundreds of sellers and stores open every Sunday, ranging from collectable bric-a-brac to the real thing.