Property for vacation rental in the Luberon - Le Domaine de Saint Pons
Le Domaine De Saint Pons Villa, Villars
Discover this property for rent in Villars in the Luberon Regional Park, with swimming pool on 40 hectares of grounds, offering a breathtaking view for your holidays in the peace and quiet.
The Domaine de Saint Pons, a historic place steeped in history, has 3 bedrooms and can welcome 6 people.
You will be charmed by the beauty of the landscape and the location, surrounded by vines and oak and pine forests.
The huge swimming pool allows everyone to enjoy a swimming in full freedom.
4-star label awarded by Atout France.
The ground floor has:
- a fitted kitchen with laundry room
- a WC
- a dining room with fireplace
- a shower room with separate WC and outdoor access onto the terrace (very practical when outside).
First floor:
- spacious lounge with fireplace and TV (German channels) room opening out onto the garden.
- A TV room (French channels) and bookcase.
- Bedroom 1: outdoor access and two 100x190cm single beds + one spare bed, wardrobes, desk, and sink.
- WC
- shower room with double sink
Second floor:
- WC
- Bedroom 2: 160x200cm double bed + spare bed, cupboard and ensuite shower room - Air conditioning.
- Bedroom 3: Three cabin beds (two 120x190cm beds and one 110x190cm bed), wardrobe, and private shower room - air-conditioning.
Other facilities:
- Wi-Fi
- Air-conditioning.
- Travel cot and highchair.
Outdoors:
- 21 x 7 m, 0.70m to 1.80m deep swimming pool, secured by a grid and gate.
- 5 loungers.
- Spring with fountain (water is drinkable and tested annually).
- Sun umbrellas
- Large outdoor table under arbour.
Outdoor parking for several cars and garage for 2 vehicles.
Included in the price: final cleaning + bed linen and bath and pool towels.
Cleaning and change of bed linen included in the rental price midway through a 2-week stay.
A caretaker couple live on site.
The château next door offers wine tasting and a visit around their vineyard for discovering the different grape varieties.
The tourist tax is calculated per night and per adult according to the classification.
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