Property Cottages / Gites
Sleeps 6
Single/Double 2 / 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets Allowed
Pool Yes
A pretty, detached, cottage with a large private garden and pool, for up to six people, situated in the peaceful Provencal countryside of the hamlet of La Galine, at the foot of the Alpilles and just 3 km from the vibrant and fashionable town of Saint Rémy de Provence.
Set in 2,500 square metres of private grounds, the property is fully furnished, with a large living/dining room (approx. 30 square metres), stone-fireplace with wood burning fire, exposed beams, a large dining table with six chairs, a dresser and french-windows leading out onto the front and rear gardens.
The house sleeps six people in three bedrooms, one with king size bed (200cm), one with double bed (180cm) and one with two singles (90cm).
The kitchen is fully fitted and equipped with electric oven and hob, microwave, two refrigerators with freezer compartments, dishwasher, washing machine, filter and espresso coffee machines, toaster and kettle. There is an iron and ironing board. All cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery and glasses are provided along with a selection of cookery books.
The bathroom has a bath with hand shower attachment, a separate walk-in Italian shower, wash basin, cupboard space, wc and hairdryer. There is also a second separate wc.
The private garden, tree-lined on one side and benefiting from sunshine all day long, has a large lawn and terrace looking out over the fields and countryside beyond. Close to the terrace, there is an above-ground swimming pool (approx. 10m x 5m and 1.2m deep). Being above-ground, access can easily be restricted for young children if required. The pool is cleaned and maintained from May to October. Garden tables and chairs, sun loungers, umbrellas and a Weber barbecue are all provided. At the far end of the garden is an orchard (please help yourselves to fruit when in season) with a stone table and benches, a perfect spot to catch the last rays of the evening sun and enjoy an aperitif! There is a variety of bird life to watch, including eagles from time to time.
There is a smart TV with French and English channels, a radio/CD player with iPod docking station, free wi-fi, a DVD player and an assortment of cds, dvds, books and games including boules.
Off road parking for 2/3 plus cars.
No smoking / vaping.
Pets welcome on request.
PHOTOS
Beautiful Holiday Cottage in La Galine, 3 km From Saint-Remy-De-Provence - La Maison Blanche
The White House
Terrace, pool and rear garden
Living area
Dining area and wood burning fireplace
Kitchen
Bedroom one
Bedroom two
Bedroom three
Bathroom with bath and walk-in shower
Bathroom with bath and walk-in shower1
Outside dining
Peaceful corner
Terrace and garden
Garden
Shaded seating
Lawn
Orchard
Garden and pool
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Garden and pool2
Garden1
Kitchenware Appliances
Fixtures & Equipment
External Features
Local Attractions
At the foot of the Alpilles (a range of sharp peaked hills surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, lavender fields and fruit trees), Saint Rémy de Provence is the perfect place from which to explore the region and to relax and soak up the Provençal way of life whilst sampling its wonderful food and wines. Amongst the town's ancient winding streets you will discover beautifully restored houses, a magnificent church, fountains, shady squares, boutiques, art galleries and numerous restaurants and cafés.
It is an historic town built on one of the oldest archaeological sites in Europe. You can explore the Roman remains of "Glanum" which was founded in the 3rd century BC, and visit the "grands Thermes", the Triumphal Arch, the Temple and the Mausoleum of a true gallo-roman city. The beauty of the countryside and the quality of light have inspired many artists, the most famous being Vincent Van Gogh who produced more than 150 paintings of the surrounding area during his stay there. It is also the birthplace of Nostradamus.
There is a superb market in the centre of town every Wednesday morning and local festivities take place in and around the town throughout the year, particularly during the summer months.
The town is ideally situated for exploring this part of Provence, with the fortified papal city of Avignon just 20 minutes to the north; Arles, the natural wilderness of the Camargue with its famous white horses, bulls and flamingos and sandy beaches beyond to the south-west, Marseille and the beauty of the Calanques to the south-east and the spectacular valley of the Luberon where Peter Mayle lived and wrote his famous novel “A Year in Provence”, and the films "Jean de Florette" and "Manon des Sources" were shot, to the east.
Well worth visiting is the magnificent village and chateau at Les Baux de Provence (classed as one of " Les Plus Beaux Villages de France") perched high in the bauxite rocks of the Alpilles with fantastic views across the region, the fashionable town of Aix en Provence, the Roman aqueduct at Pont du Gard dating back to the first century AD, a beautiful place to picnic and go canoeing, and (for the antiques hunters!) the town of L’Isle sur la Sorgue, famous for its 300+ antique shops, weekly fairs, picturesque river and watermills.
Some of the activities in the surrounding area:
Antiques/brocante markets
Canoeing and water sports
Climbing/mountaineering
Cycling
Fishing
Golf
Gliding
Horse riding
Walking
Wine tasting
We would be very pleased to offer more details on any of the above or try to help with anything else of particular interest in the area. We can also provide details of a travel planning specialist who lives in Saint Rémy.
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Property Exterior
Local Attractions
It is an historic town built on one of the oldest archaeological sites in Europe. You can explore the Roman remains of "Glanum" which was founded in the 3rd century BC, and visit the "grands Thermes", the Triumphal Arch, the Temple and the Mausoleum of a true gallo-roman city. The beauty of the countryside and the quality of light have inspired many artists, the most famous being Vincent Van Gogh who produced more than 150 paintings of the surrounding area during his stay there. It is also the birthplace of Nostradamus.
There is a superb market in the centre of town every Wednesday morning and local festivities take place in and around the town throughout the year, particularly during the summer months.
The town is ideally situated for exploring this part of Provence, with the fortified papal city of Avignon just 20 minutes to the north; Arles, the natural wilderness of the Camargue with its famous white horses, bulls and flamingos and sandy beaches beyond to the south-west, Marseille and the beauty of the Calanques to the south-east and the spectacular valley of the Luberon where Peter Mayle lived and wrote his famous novel “A Year in Provence”, and the films "Jean de Florette" and "Manon des Sources" were shot, to the east.
Well worth visiting is the magnificent village and chateau at Les Baux de Provence (classed as one of " Les Plus Beaux Villages de France") perched high in the bauxite rocks of the Alpilles with fantastic views across the region, the fashionable town of Aix en Provence, the Roman aqueduct at Pont du Gard dating back to the first century AD, a beautiful place to picnic and go canoeing, and (for the antiques hunters!) the town of L’Isle sur la Sorgue, famous for its 300+ antique shops, weekly fairs, picturesque river and watermills.
Some of the activities in the surrounding area:
Antiques/brocante markets
Canoeing and water sports
Climbing/mountaineering
Cycling
Fishing
Golf
Gliding
Horse riding
Walking
Wine tasting
We would be very pleased to offer more details on any of the above or try to help with anything else of particular interest in the area. We can also provide details of a travel planning specialist who lives in Saint Rémy.
In the area
This Property is situated in Bouches-du-Rhone, Provence-Alpes-Cote-d`Azur
Nearest Airport: Avignon (20km), Nimes (45km), Marseille (65km)
Nearest Station: Avignon TGV (24km). Direct Eurostar from London St. Pancras
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Please note that the location on this map is an approximate guide, normally to the closest town or village.