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Living Room: With seating around the fireplace and TV at one end, and dining table at the other, the room has large windows facing south which let the light flood in.
Kitchen: The kitchen is perfect for keen cooks, with its professional gas cooker/oven, and stainless steel worktops. There is also a more simple combi oven/microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, and both Nespresso and Senseo coffee makers.
Bar: The entrance to the house, in a nod to its former life as a stables, has been converted into a convivial bar room with a stone water trough as the bar and hay racks on the wall.
Laundry: Next to the kitchen with washing machine and dryer.
Guest WC: Downstairs guest WC.
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The house has 3 bedrooms upstairs, each with en suite bathroom, and sleeps 6.
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Bedroom 1: A spacious room with either two single beds or a 1.8m/6ft-wide double. A pedestal bath stands in the bedroom as well the basin, and the WC is separate.
Bedroom 2: Can either be two single beds or a 1.8m/6ft-wide double. The en suite bathroom has shower and basin. WC is on the landing.
Bedroom 3: With a 1.8m/6ft-wide double bed, writing desk and a view over the vines to the village of Joucas. The en suite bathroom has shower and basin. WC is on the landing.
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At the front of the house and facing south is the gravelled terrace with dining table and barbecue, under the deep shade of a venerable plane tree.
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Beyond the terrace is the pool (10.5m x 4.5m) with sunloungers alongside, and then the grassy garden covers 2 acres and has views of the villages of Gordes and Roussillon.
Also in the garden is the outdoor ping pong table.
There is plenty of parking to the side of the house.
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The house is 1 mile from Joucas, one of the most beautiful hill-top villages of the Luberon.
Joucas is a laid-back and very pretty little perched village, topped by a 900-year-old fortress. After wandering around its medieval streets you can take in the wonderful view over a morning coffee or lunch from the simple bistro La Terrasse. For the sporty there are tennis courts as well as a playground for kiddies. And Joucas also has an ace up its sleeve for foodies – a Michelin-starred restaurant, Mas des Herbes Blanches, where the view matches the food.