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The house sleeps 4 people in 2 double bedrooms all on one level. 1 bedroom can be split into twin beds is preferred
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Villa Dumaines is in the village of Cabrieres d’Avignon, but it has the great benefit of a well designed inviting garden and pool.
The house flows from several terraces wrapped around the house leading down to the naturally styled pool 8m x 4.5m ideal for a refreshing swim and lounging beside.
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There is a top dining terrace where there is a summer kitchen complete with a BBQ, gas hob, microwave, sink and wine cooler, after preparing your meal you can then dine with the wonderful view and the smells of the Provencal garden around you.
From the top terrace accessed directly from the lounge you can take in the full view and the garden which is planted perfectly with provencal colours and scents: olive and oleander, roses and rosemary, lavendar, vines and figs
There is private parking on the gated driveway.
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The house is in between the village of Cabrieres d’Avignon and Coustellet in the Luberon region of Provence.
Cabrieres d’Avignon is an authentic Provence village, with the same gorgeous honey-coloured stone as its famous neighbour Gordes, but fewer visitors. Cabrieres has what you need to avoid shopping in the car – bakery, grocery, butcher and restaurant. The village also has public tennis courts and a children’s playground so it’s a good choice for families. Five minutes down the road are all the shops and farmers’ market of Coustellet. In the other direction you can head into excellent hiking territory, or follow the remains of the medieval ‘plague wall’ which was built to keep the plague out.