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Charming Private Holiday Home in Saignon, the Luberon Valley, Provence

Weekly Rental:From EUR 750 to EUR 1100

Property

Houses

Sleeps

5

Single/Double

1 / 1

Bathrooms

2

Pets

Not Allowed

Pool

No

Located in Provence, Southern France in the Luberon Valley, our French holiday rental home 'Solièra' is a beautifully renovated, stone built, 17th century heritage property on the edge of the hilltop village of Saignon.
It is located in the heart of the region, and central to many famous and historic locations, which offers a fantastic home for your French holiday.
This property is unique for a village house as it has its own alfresco dining terrace and garden with views of the Luberon.


PROPERTY FEATURES:

1 double (queen size bed);

1 single bedroom & 2 double sofa beds located in different rooms, with the house comfortably accommodating 4 adults.

There is a wood heater/fireplace in the living room, electric wall heaters to every room, a main bathroom plus ensuite to the master bedroom. There is a cosy mezzanine TV area and a separate sitting /reading room which gives you space to chill out.


THE AREA:

Saignon is a charming, unspoilt medieval village in the Lubéron Valley, a region in Provence, France, of outstanding natural beauty, and sits amongst acres of Lavender fields and fruit groves. It is also much famed for its excellent gastronomy, with Michelin Star restaurant the edge of the village operated by Chef Andrew. Just nearby, Solièra has unmatched views down the Grand Lubéron Valley, while the charm of village life is less than a minutes stroll away.

​Although there are a number of shops in Saignon (including an excellent bakery and small general store, post office, three gift and handicraft shops, two cafés and eight restaurants) the lively market town of Apt with all amenities is just 4 kilometres down the valley which is easily accessible by Car, bus or foot.

The history of the occupation of the Saignon territory begins in the Middle Palaeolithic (200,000 to 35,000 years ago). The rock at Saignon, situated on a promontory at a height of some thirty metres, was used in ancient times as an observatory and must also have served as a signal station. The most likely etymological origin of “Saignon” is the word Sagnio, from signum.

The Romanesque church of Notre Dame, also known as Saint Mary of Saignon, lies outside the walls and is remarkable in terms of its proportions. As early as the Middle Ages the church was a destination for pilgrims from the whole of Provence, but also for those travelling to Rome along the Domitian Way and for Italian pilgrims going to Santiago de Compostela.

PHOTOS

Kitchenware Appliances

Cooker/Hob Fridge Freezer

Fixtures & Equipment

TV Satellite

External Features

Private Garden Sun Loungers : Yes

Local Attractions

We implore you to take the time to visit the regions historic villages and the scenery you pass through when travelling between them that the highlights of this beautiful region of the French countryside are to be found.​

Several of the villages are listed among the 'most beautiful villages of France', and although they are often small each village has its own particular appeal and character - and almost all are very worth visiting!

The Luberon is also well known because of the books set in the region by the Luberon's most famous resident - Peter Mayle - such as 'A Year in Provence'.​

This region of Provence is about 40 kilometres east of Arles and Avignon and to the north of Aix-en-Provence and falls in two departments of Provence: Vaucluse to the west and the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence to the east.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON NEARBY ATTRACTIONS AND WINE ACTIVITIES - PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE.

Rental Rates for this Property

Rental Period Starting Date Ending Date Minimum Stay Rate Per Month Rate Per Week Rate Per Week Day Rate Per W/End Day
LOW SEASON Oct 1, 2023 Mar 31, 2024 7 EUR 750.00

Special Rental Conditions

FOR INFORMATION ON OUR BOOKING CONDITIONS, PLEASE CONTACT US USING THE ENQUIRY FORM BELOW.

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Property Exterior

Private Garden:
Yes
Sun Loungers:
Yes

Local Attractions

We implore you to take the time to visit the regions historic villages and the scenery you pass through when travelling between them that the highlights of this beautiful region of the French countryside are to be found.​

Several of the villages are listed among the 'most beautiful villages of France', and although they are often small each village has its own particular appeal and character - and almost all are very worth visiting!

The Luberon is also well known because of the books set in the region by the Luberon's most famous resident - Peter Mayle - such as 'A Year in Provence'.​

This region of Provence is about 40 kilometres east of Arles and Avignon and to the north of Aix-en-Provence and falls in two departments of Provence: Vaucluse to the west and the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence to the east.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON NEARBY ATTRACTIONS AND WINE ACTIVITIES - PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE.

In the area

This Property is situated in Vaucluse, Provence-Alpes-Cote-d`Azur

Nearest Airport: Avignon (AVN) Airport which is 43 km

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Please note that the location on this map is an approximate guide, normally to the closest town or village.


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Whether you're planning your next holiday, or simply want to find out more about our properties, you can contact our Owners & Agents directly for more information

Contact Person: JANELLE Nicholls

Mobile: +61 145 833 554

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