It has the stunning views.

Only 4 miles separate this historic home from the thriving town of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.

Villa is an incredibly cosy home with a charming, slightly rustic vibe throughout.
The roomy living area is furnished with cosy sofas, a TV, and a large feature fireplace and is painted in serene, neutral tones.
Here, traditional Provençal characteristics coexist with aspects of contemporary design.
Large picture windows flood this enormous space with light and provide lovely garden views as well.
The covered dining terrace with its pizza oven and BBQ grill is accessed immediately from the country kitchen, which provides all the amenities you need for your self-catering getaway.
Visitors have the choice of eating indoors or outside when outside dining.
On the ground floor, there are two of the five bedrooms, as well as a laundry room and a shower room.
The other serves as an office and has twin beds, while one of the bedrooms has a double bed.
These rooms have a shared shower area for guests.
The three additional bedrooms are located upstairs, where there is also access to a huge terrace with stunning panoramic views.
The master bedroom suite features a comfortable double bed, a private bathroom with a bath and walk-in shower, and views of the garden on two sides.
A double bed is also available in the second room, while the third room is a charming twin with doors leading to the balcony.
There is also a couch bed that can accommodate two more visitors.
Additionally, the villa has lovely grounds with olive trees, terraced woodlands, and lovely gardens.
Sun loungers, a shower, and trees that provide welcome shade surround the 12 x 6 swimming pool.
Your grill masters will take pleasure in cooking on the barbeque and pizza oven when it comes to dining al fresco.
A swing set for kids is accessible from one of the garden walkways, where they can spend the day playing outside.
The charming market town of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue (4 km) is home to a superb selection of eateries, cafes, bars, boutiques, shops, antique stores, galleries, and a historic district.
Due to its many canals, it has earned the nickname "The Venice of Provence," but it is also referred to as the "antiques capital of France."
Every Sunday, hundreds of shops and stalls open selling valuable antiques as well as collectible knickknacks.
Every two months, in August and around Easter, the town hosts an international antiques fair.
There are several waterfront restaurants along the Sorgue River, and it is fortunate to have magnificent water wheels that are still functional.
In addition to the Sunday morning market, there is a wonderful floating market in August.
The house is only 28 kilometres from the busy city of Avignon and 20 kilometres from the quaint village of Gordes.
Interior of a home:
Ground Floor:

Open-concept living/dining area with sofas, an armchair, a TV, a fireplace, a table, and chairs.
Kitchen with an oven, a microwave, a dishwasher, and doors leading outside.
Double bed in the bedroom, which may be turned into a place for an office.
Shower and WC in the bathroom.
Laundry facility
Bedroom with a double bed and an en-suite bathroom with a bath, a walk-in shower, and a WC are located on the first floor.
Separate WC
Twin-bed bedroom with bath in the attached bathroom.
Distinct WC

Outside Spaces:

A 12-by-6-foot swimming pool with an alarm system
Sun loungers
Shower - Lawns with grass and trees with terraces and olive groves
A covered space for al fresco dining
A BBQ
Playground swing

Facilities:

Wi-Fi,
heating,
a television,
a desk,
a hairdryer,
a washing machine,
a dryer,
an iron

Villa FR5644