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The house sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms, with 3 bathrooms. All are on the ground floor and air conditionined.
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Villa Lavande is in 5 acres of land and very private, with no visible neighbours. It feels like an idyllic retreat from the world. To the front of the house the lavender field is in bloom from mid-June to early August. The house has a pool naturally set against the rock face in the garden.
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To the front the decked terrace has a beautiful dining table carved from a single slab of wood, with the shade of the pergola overhead and a stone-built barbecue alongside. Next to the dining table is the outdoor sitting area with sofa, armchairs and sunloungers.
Steps lead down from the terrace down to the pool deck with a 11.5m x 4m pool, set beautifully against the natural form of the rock face.
At the back of the house are the sheltering rock and light Provence woods, with a Moroccan deck for evening drinks. In the shade of the trees are a table and chairs for picnics.
The house is well away from any roads, down a country path with gated access, and has secure parking.
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The house is in a peaceful country setting 5 miles from the villages of Bonnieux and Goult in the Luberon region of Provence.
Bonnieux is as picture-perfect from afar as it is on the inside. Beautifully preserved and also alive all year thanks to its shops, cafes and especially its many restaurants. There is fine architecture to be seen in Bonnieux’s streets, dating back to the middle ages. And another reason to love Bonnieux – it has magnificent views, facing west there is a panorama that takes in half of the Luberon. The Friday morning market in Bonnieux is a must, it’s well stocked with stalls and very picturesque too.