Villa Fr5265

Description

Designed with style and elegance, this comfortable property has both modern furnishings and contemporary features.
Light and space is felt throughout this two storey home, with the incredible terraces viewed through large French windows on the ground floor.
The vast lawns are ideal for young children to play on, whilst adults will love the surrounding trees for finding a spot of shade under.
The poolside is perfect for lounging by, with its outdoor furnishings with privacy and fabulous views.
Paradou is just a short walk away where you can pick up a morning pastry and go for lunch at the bistro.
You will love exploring the characterful houses and colourful gardens of this delightful village.
There are also a variety of vineyards and summer landscapes to explore in this region.
Mausanne is just a short drive away, where you can sample its olive oil.
For those who like to be more active, this is a beautiful place to explore either cycling or hiking.
Full of memorable activities for all ages, this contemporary home is perfect for exploring this idyllic area.

This villa is in a residential area just outside the centre of Paradou (1km), a small yet delightful village full of characterful houses, colourful gardens and an interesting museum. This is Provence at its best, full of charm and surrounded by beautiful countryside at the foot of the Alpilles mountain range.
Within a short drive you will find charming Mausanne, known for its amazing olive oil, and Les Baux de Provence, a unique and incredible place classified as one of France’s Plus Beaux Villages. Those who are more adventurous can find some beautiful walking trails around the villages and beyond or simply head to the surrounding vineyards and olive groves to sample some of the region’s fine produce from this gastronomic region.
With its rich historical past, nearby Arles (23km) is a fantastic place to visit, well known for its incredible architecture and fascinating Roman remains. It is also famous for its connections to Vincent Van Gogh who managed to paint over 500 works during his relatively short time in the city he loved so much. The city is full of museums and galleries and there is a great market on a Saturday morning. Food lovers will also appreciate the wonderful dining opportunities from pavement cafes to fine food establishments.
You are of course in the heart of a formidable area of vineyards, idyllic villages, world-renowned towns, and summer landscapes of sunflowers both in Les Alpilles National Park and beyond. Nearby St-Rémy is well known for being popular with artists, many live in the area and display or sell their works of art in the village’s art galleries. The town is also famous for its many restaurants, from down to earth bistros found on pretty narrow streets to Michelin starred establishments and food lovers shouldn’t miss the market on a Wednesday morning!
Eygalières, one of the prettiest hilltop villages in Provence, is also within easy reach whilst Gordes is yet another one of the beautiful villages worth visiting with stunning architecture, set in the outstanding Luberon region, surrounded by lavender fields in the summer months.
Those looking for activity have so much on their doorstep. There is both horse-riding and golf within a short drive and both the immediate and wider area are a walkers and cyclists paradise with stunning countryside and landscapes. Older children will love kayaking in the Sorgue and there are plenty of other family friendly activities throughout the region from model railways, open castles to trekking across the tree tops and visiting a zoo.
Not forgetting the stunning landscapes and natural beauty of the Camargue, which is just a short drive away. A beautiful melange of land, lagoon and sea with pink flamingos, wild white horses, rice fields and endless wild countryside and beaches, this natural park covers 900 square kilometres of land. Endless activities can be offered from horse-riding, trekking, quad biking and jeep tours across this diverse and unique area.