This property has been handpicked for its low environmental impact.
Surrounded by olive groves, fruit trees, melons and truffles
Biking and hiking trails nearby
Offsets -0.2 Kg CO2e Per night – Ecollective
Low ecological impact drycleaning
Property highlights
Private Pool
Air-Con
Wi-Fi/Internet
Ground Floor Bed & Bath
<1hr to Airport
Ideal for Kids
All Bedrooms En-Suite
Working Fireplace/Woodburner
Heating
Property Style
Eco Friendly (Sustainable)
Recommended
Activities
Walking/Hiking Paths
Horse Riding
Canoeing/Kayaking
Historical Sites
Tennis Nearby
Cycling
Wine Tasting
Fishing
Golf Nearby
Kids & Teens
Ideal for Teens
Swimming Pool
Private Pool
Pool Safety Feature
Babies & Toddlers
Cots (Cribs)
Ideal for Babies & Toddlers
High Chair(s)
Location
Outstanding Landscapes
Outdoor Pursuit & Activities
Tourist Towns & Villages
Private Pool
Air-Con
Wi-Fi/Internet
Ground Floor Bed & Bath
<1hr to Airport
Ideal for Kids
All Bedrooms En-Suite
Working Fireplace/Woodburner
Heating
Property Style
Eco Friendly (Sustainable)
Recommended
Activities
Walking/Hiking Paths
Horse Riding
Canoeing/Kayaking
Historical Sites
Tennis Nearby
Cycling
Wine Tasting
Fishing
Golf Nearby
Kids & Teens
Ideal for Teens
Swimming Pool
Private Pool
Pool Safety Feature
Babies & Toddlers
Cots (Cribs)
Ideal for Babies & Toddlers
High Chair(s)
Location
Outstanding Landscapes
Outdoor Pursuit & Activities
Tourist Towns & Villages
Local Amenities
Nearest Airport
Avignon (23km)
Nearest Airport 2
Marseille (80km)
Nearest Train Station
Carpentras/Gare d'Avignon TGV (8km/30km)
Nearest Village
(2km/20-minute walk)
The owners of this fine stone walled Provençal house have done everything possible to create an unforgettable holiday experience for everyone who stays here. On the edge of a charming village in the pine forests of the Vaucluse it’s only a few minutes’ drive from L’ Isle-sur-La-Sorge with Avignon, Luberon and many of the region’s exquisite towns and villages easily accessible.
Relax by the large pool in the fine Mediterranean garden, gaze at the forest backdrop and enjoy complete privacy from the outside world amidst the pine trees. After basking in the sun enjoying the fragrance of lavender and rosemary, stroll inside the fully air-conditioned villa for a glass of wine still relishing the outdoors showcased through the wide glass doors. There is ample dining space for long sociable meals both inside or al-fresco on the spacious terrace beneath the stars. One of the three ground-floor bedrooms also has a private terrace for quiet moments
You might want to treat yourselves to the luxury of some of the additional services available at the villa such as arriving to a well-stocked fridge, grocery deliveries, wine tasting chez vous and cycle tours.
In the Vaucluse you’ll find the landscapes of Provence which inspired so many impressionist painters. Springtime heralds delightful almond, cherry and apricot blossoms while early summer brings vibrant fields of lavender, sunflowers and scarlet poppies. Olive trees, melons and truffles are abundant in the pretty hilltop villages of the Luberon and the renowned vineyards of the Rhône Valley host various wine tours.
Leave the historic fountains and lovely restaurants of your pretty village and travel southwards to nearby L’Isle-sur-La-Sorge which is so well known for its canals, antique shops and art galleries while Carpentras has a great market and many walking trails and wine circuits. Take a magical excursion from the village of Bédoin to watch the sun rise over Mont Ventoux or explore one of its fabulous biking or hiking trails. Be sure to visit Gordes, a beautiful hilltop village much loved by Van Gogh and with wonderful views over the Luberon forests.
What Oliver loves...
High-end comfortable holiday home with private pool and Mediterranean garden full of rosemary and lavender on the edge of a charming Provençal village
The luxury of additional services such as grocery deliveries, Luberon bicycle tours and wine tasting at the villa
Stroll along the road to the local village with its old stone fountains, pretty shops and lovely restaurants
Explore the pine forests of the Vaucluse with so many nearby idyllic hilltop villages, colourful market towns and fragrant fields of lavender
Arrive by high-speed train from Paris with Avignon TGV station only 30km away
What you should know
Even though you can walk to the local village, a car is needed to be able to make the most of this wonderful region.
Please note that this accommodation does not accept groups of young people (Up to 25 years).
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The Local Area
About the surrounding area of Villa Pinede
<1hr to Airport
Outstanding Landscapes
Outdoor Pursuit & Activities
You’ll find Villa Pinède on the edge of a charming village within the pine forests of the Vaucluse, a small region in south-east France sometimes described as the heart of Provence, stretching from the Rhône Valley to the Luberon massif with the Hautes-Alpes a dramatic northern boundary.
Start your holiday by exploring the village, around a 20-minute walk away (along the road), cool yourself at one of its many fountains, browse in the pretty shops and covered market or enjoy lunch at one of its restaurants. The Provençal market takes place on a Saturday morning whilst there is a local Farmer’s market on a Wednesday evening.
It’s only a short drive to the pretty town of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue (11km), wrapped around by the river and renowned for its antique shops, art galleries and flea markets. Canals pass peacefully through ancient streets with little bridges and a few remaining paddlewheels which once provided the energy for the 18th century silk factories. The Sunday morning brocante in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is known to be one of the best in the south of France.
The colourful market town of Carpentras (8km) has elegant 17th and 18th century mansions with beautiful doors and balconies – there are marked walking trails and wine circuits just outside the town. The bustling market takes place on a Friday morning.
Bédoin (22km) is a lovely agricultural village found at the foot of mythical Mont Ventoux with one of the largest and most diverse forests in France. There are some fantastic hiking and biking trails here - look out for one of the last few shepherds of Bédoin tending the sheep with their dog or take an excursion which enables you to experience the magic of the sun rising over the mountain.
Heading towards the idyllic Luberon region, Gordes (25km) is a beautiful stone village perched on the end of the Plateau of the Vaucluse, made of local stone and with wonderful views over the Luberon forests. One of France’s ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ and much loved by Van Gogh, there are more fantastic walking and mountain biking trails which start here and go in every direction through the surrounding hills and forests. Try the 8km loop trail into the valley below Gordes to find the wonderful Abbey de Sénanque where the monks produce honey, lavender and liqueurs.
The papal city of Avignon (28km), known as the gateway of Provence, is set on the banks of the Rhône and surrounded by medieval stone ramparts. Although it is one of Provence’s largest cities, it has a relaxed small town feel and the large student population gives it a lively atmosphere with plenty of bars and restaurants. The four stone arches of the old bridge only span half the river now and Palace des Papes and Les Halles food market are other highlights.
Apt (43km) is one of the region’s oldest town, founded by the Romans in 45BC - its Saturday market is one of the best in Provence and lavender and other essential oils are produced here. It’s also famous for its ceramic ware made from colourful local clays. North of Apt lies Sault (44km), one of the main stops on the “Lavender Tour” where summer blue fields spread around the village as far as the eye can see.
The Region
The Provençal way of life is one that’s deeply tempting for anyone who’s been feeling the need to get away from it all. This is a place where the Mediterranean weather turns fields of corn and lavender into picture-perfect backdrops, where you can sip your locally bought wine and enjoy the landscapes before heading out and tackling them head-on with a range of great activities for families, groups of friends and adventurous foodies. Better yet, our range of villas in Provence and chateaux and holiday homes in the Côte d’Azur make the perfect base to explore this enchanting region!
