Les Deux Mas - Huit Chambres Villa, Couchages 16

With pretty shuttered windows, an al-fresco terrace under the plane trees and a swimming pool set in gardens dotted with olive trees, Les Deux Mas feels so typical of Provence in every way, just a short drive from the enchanting town of L'Isle-sur-Sorgue.

Set across two traditional farmhouses which have been joined together, Les Deux Mas offers spacious accommodation ideal for both families and friends. There are two living rooms, a wonderful family lounge with toys and games, a convivial kitchen-diner with doors leading out to the gardens and eight inviting bedrooms, all with glorious views of the surrounding gardens and Luberon landscapes beyond. The air-conditioned houses have been renovated beautifully, using carefully selected materials that pay great respect to the region’s heritage and soul.

Outside, enjoy al-fresco feasts in the shade of century-old trees, play tennis on your private court, picnic on the vast lawns and cool off from the summer sun in the swimming pool. This is Provençal living at its best across four hectares of landscaped gardens with towering pines, little stone walls, terracotta pots of summer colour and olive trees.

L'Isle-sur-Sorgue is such a joy to explore with its picturesque branches of the Sorgue river, riverside café terraces, ancient waterwheels and charming antique shops – don’t miss the Sunday morning farmers’ market and huge brocante.

You are perfectly positioned for exploring so much of Provence with timeless hilltop villages set amongst landscapes of vineyards, lavender fields, woodland and orchards – it’s also a paradise for walkers and cyclists across the Vaucluse plains, Luberon landscapes and mighty Mont Ventoux. Canoe or kayak along the river from Fontaine-de-Vaucluse or spend a day fishing for trout on the banks of the Sorgue. 

Soak up the ambience at Luberon farmers’ markets in Gordes, Ménerbes or Apt, dine out in high-end restaurants, visit the wineries of the Rhône valley or admire the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Avignon in this gloriously contrasting part of Provence.

Features:

Mas Interiors (800m2 across two connected farmhouses)

Ground Floor

-    Living room
-    Second lounge with desk, fireplace and doors leading out to terrace
-    Kitchen-diner, well-equipped and doors leading out to terrace  
-    WC
-    Bedroom with double bed, doors leading out to terrace and en suite shower room
-    2 x bedrooms with double beds and en suite bathrooms

Upper Floor

-    Bedroom with double bed, balcony with garden and Luberon views and en suite bathroom with bath, shower and two sinks
-    Bedroom with double bed and en suite shower room
-    Bedroom with double bed and en suite shower room with 2 sinks
-    Family playroom with TV and toys (stairs lead down to main living room)
-    Bedroom with four single beds and private bathroom (wood beams and sloping ceiling)
-    Small bedroom with twin beds and private bathroom

Outside Grounds

-    Swimming pool (12x5m) with safety shutter, open approximately May to mid-October
-    Poolside covered terrace
-    Al-fresco dining terrace
-    Barbecue
-    Tennis court (artificial clay)
-    Large garden with lawns and olive trees

Facilities

-    Wi-Fi (connection in lounge and family room)
-    Air-conditioning/heating (via same unit)
-    TV
-    Books and DVDs
-    Board games and toys

Location:

Les Deux Mas is set in beautiful grounds around 5km south of L'Isle-sur-Sorgue, a charming town in the Vaucluse department of Provence.

Like an island surrounded by branches of the Sorgue river, L'Isle-sur-Sorgue is sure to enchant you with its waterwheels, picturesque riverside restaurants and terraces, delightful antique shops and famous Sunday morning Provençal market and brocante. Canoe or kayak down the river from its source in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse or arrange a fishing permit for summer trout fishing. Look out for a number of festivities across the town including Corso Nautique, a magical water carnival in late July.

The archetypal villages of the Luberon are also within easy reach – Gordes and Ménerbes are both within a 20-minute drive or head a little further into this mesmerising region, passing landscapes of forests, vineyards and orchards, as far as Bonnieux, Lourmarin or the historic market town of Apt.

Wine-lovers can visit the wineries of the Luberon or drive further north towards Châteauneuf-du-Pape (40km) and the vineyards of the Rhône valley.

Admire the summer lavender fields close to Gordes, especially at Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque, discover the lavender museum in nearby Coustellet or head further afield to the lavender farms and landscapes around Sault, just under an hour by car.

Keen cyclists can find a number of wonderful trails across the Vaucluse plains and Luberon or you could also challenge yourselves to the famous Tour de France routes around Mont Ventoux - the pretty village of Bédoin (40km), a mecca for cyclists, is a good place to start. Of course, there are also many stunning walking and hiking opportunities across this part of Provence.

For a more sedate day out, drive or catch the train to Avignon, home to two UNESCO World Heritage sites as well as many atmospheric markets, traditional wine bars and excellent restaurants.

Terms & Conditions:

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€2500 charged to client's credit card as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection.

5.00 p.m.

11.00 a.m.

Yes.

No. €15 per guest, payable locally.

Not allowed.

Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed.

Saturday from mid-June to mid-September. Flexible during all other periods.

No. €200, payable locally. This is for a standard changeover clean. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit.

No.

7 nights from mid-June to mid-September. 4 nights during all other periods.

No, extra €60 per day to be paid locally upon arrival.

French Visitors Tax payable locally in cash (typically costs €1-€10 per adult per night - please enquire if exact amount is required).

The Wi-Fi connection isn’t always reliable so guests may prefer to make arrangements to use their own data when online.

Yes.

The pool is open approximately May to mid-October. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.
Smoking - not allowed