Villa Saturn
£510 average per night
This Delightful Luxury Villa With Its Own Private Pool And Beautiful Garden Is In A Perfect Location For A Trip To This Region Of France.
- Sleeps 6
- 3 Bed
- 2 Bathroom
- Private pool
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Pricing
| Month | Average Per Night |
|---|---|
| January | £510 |
| February | £510 |
| March | £510 |
| April | £510 |
| May | £510 |
| June | £510 |
| July | £510 |
| August | £510 |
| September | £510 |
| October | £510 |
| November | £510 |
| December | £510 |
General information
- Private pool
- Internet access
Kitchen and household
Safety
Location
- > 5KM
- > 5KM
- 1.2KM
- 1.2KM
- 1.2KM
Description
This delightful luxury villa with its own private pool and beautiful garden is in a perfect location for a trip to this region of France. Nearby to the interesting perched village of St Saturnin les Apt, take a 10 - 15min leisurely stroll and find yourself surrounded by restaurants, local shops and some delicious smelling bakeries. Ontop of the hill take a moment to admire the stunning views from within the castle ruins!
Typically Provencal in style, but with modern furnishings, this house is comfortable and homely, an ideal property for couples or a small family who want to make the most of this lovely part of France.
#### Features
Ground floor:
Open plan living/dining room (TV) with fireplace and French doors to terrace & garden.
Kitchen with breakfast table.
2 x Double bedrooms with French doors opening onto the garden.
Bathroom with corner bath.
Separate WC.
First floor:
Double bedroom with French doors opening onto a balcony, en-suite shower room, WC.
The remaining rooms on the first floor are closed to guests.
Grounds:
Approximately three-quarters of an acre of totally enclosed grounds comprising attractive mature gardens with lawn.
Covered dining/sun terrace.
Pergola terrace with built-in charcoal BBQ.
Boules pitch.
Private 10m x 5m swimming pool (depth 1.2m-1.8m) with Roman steps entrance.
Parking for several cars.
#### Location
Well-known authors and filmmakers have contributed to increasing the popularity of the Luberon region over recent years but the landscape and villages retain their timeless appeal. The local lavender, cherries, olives, truffles and wines are world-famous for good reason. Nowadays you can also enjoy paintballing or microlight-flying in the area, as well as a gourmet chocolate factory tour or a visit to a lavender distillery down the road in Apt. Climbing, hiking, riding and cycling are also popular, and there are plenty of marked paths.
The Luberon is also one of the best places in France to observe the night-sky, and visitors are welcome at the St Michel Observatory of Haute Provence less than an hour's drive from this Luberon villa with pool Provence; quite a memorable experience.