Dans Mas Provençal restauré, "Les Lavandes" est une location pour7/9 pers. avec sa terrasse ombragée par un platane centenaire.Situé au 1er étage du mas, vous disposez d'une chambre avec vue sur vignes au nord avec un lit 140, d'une seconde chambre avec douche avec un lit 140 et lit 90 en mezzanine avec vue sur jardin,d'une salle de bain avec WC, d'un WC séparé, d'un séjour-salon (canapé convertible )avec en mezzanine un lit 140, et d'un coin cuisine( bien séparé) équipée (lave vaisselle, hotte aspirante, gazinière avec four, cafetière électrique, bouilloire électrique, mixer, grille pain, micro-ondes, réfrigérateur congélateur). Une télévision et un lecteur DVD sont à votre disposition dans le salon.Votre terrasse donne sur la piscine 9X 4 qui est en eau salée et est clôturée avec alarme. Autour de la piscine avec petit bassin enfant des transats sont à votre disposition pour un moment de détente Le jardin de 2500 m2 égaillé de plantes méditerranéennes est clos par portail électrique. Des jeux d'enfants et un boulodrome vous attendent dans le jardin.Vous garerez votre véhicule à l'intérieur de la propriété. Location de draps 10 euros par lit par semaine
Location de serviettes de toilette 6 euros par set par semaine
Location de serviettes de piscine 3.50 euros par semaine par personne. Au village à 500 m se trouvent une épicerie tabac presse, une boulangerie et 2 bars restaurants.Fun Parc Aventure à 3 km vous permettra de vous initiez au quad (enfants à partir de 6 ans et adultes) sur piste ou en rando (uniquement adulte) et au laser ball. Richerenches est réputé pour ses truffes et son marché aux truffes (de novembre à mars) est le plus important de France. La région est riches en villages typiques, châteaux, exposition, vestiges, marchés et fêtes. Le Mont Ventoux domine toute la région et les Dentelles de Montmirail sont un lieu d'escalade et de randonnées. Richerenches se situe sur la route des Vins des Côtes du Rhône et de L'Enclave. Les propriétaires qui habitent l'autre côté du mas (mais bien séparé) sont à votre disposition pour vous indiquer marchés, restaurants, ballades et visites. Vous pouvez également louer les Glycines pour 5/7 personnes au rez de chaussée.  

Les Lavandes
This property was recently restored by the owners using the traditional provençal colours.  Steps lead up to the cottage with lead into:
* The living and dining area, with traditional stone floors.  Table and chairs with double sofa bed, TV and DVD reader with views over the pool and garden area. 
* Open plan kitchen with fridge freezer, microwave, cooker and dishwasher. 
Wooden stairs leads from the living area to:
* A mezzanine with double bed (140 x 190 cm), wooden flooring. 
To the left is:
* A large bedroom with double bed, floor tiling. Wooden stairs lead from the bedroom to:
* Mezzanine with single bed (90 x 190 cm) and parquet flooring. 
* Large shower room with wash hand basin.
* Separate WC. 
To the right of the dining area is:
* A large bedroom with double bed, matching wardrobe, views over the vineyards.  Parquet flooring. 
* Separate bathroom with bath, wash hand basin, toilet and washing machine.
The cottage is equipped with:-
* Electric cooker oven
* Washing machine
* Dishwasher
* Fridge freezer
* Iron/ironing board
* Coffee machine
* Colour TV and video recorder (pal/secam)
* Bed cover and pillows
* Smoke detectors
* Tea towels
A cot is available free of charge, on request.
Outside
Parking is available inside the property with automatic gate opening.
There is a swimming pool shared with guests from another cottage, shared swing and seesaw for the children, and shared table tennis. Private terrace with table and chairs which is shaded by a 100 year old plant tree. The pool is 9m x 4m, flood lit for use at night with toddlers pool 2m x 1.5m, deep end 1 foot - shallow end 0. The garden and pool areas are enclosed by mature conifers which is ideal for sunbathing and relaxing.  
The owners live at the far end of the property.
Rental linnen 10euros /bed/week
Rental bath towels : 3.50/person/week
Rental bath towels : 6 euros /set /week







The department of Vaucluse, the Land of Provence, located between the Rhone and Durance rivers. Upper Vaucluse, The Provence of the Popes, has a very strong Roman prescence. The foothills of the Alps encounter the Rhone Valley plains, creating highly contrasted landscapes - the Dentelles de Montmirail, the Toulourenc River canyons, cypress covered hills. Nature reigns supreme. The village of Richerenches can be located in this little paradise and is an ideal spot to base yourself for exploring the region.
In this area, steeped in the past, you will find examples of Roman, Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. As you walk through the picturesque villages with their castles and churches set in a landscape of vineyards and lavender fields, you are transported through history.
Visit Orange, 34 kms, with its beautiful roman theatre which is classified as World Monuments by UNESCO. The medieval town of Nyons, 21 kms, in the heart of Provencal Drome. The town of Grignon was built in the 11th century and is now the most beautiful example of Renaissance architecture in the South East of France. From May to July the village is a mass of roses, with 160 different varieties. Valreas, 7 kms, The Popes' enclave. Since 1791, unique in France, Valreas with the three different villages of Visan, Richerenches and Grillon form an enclave of the Vaucluse with the Drome department, due to historical links with the Avignon Popes.
The area is surrounded by vineyards and Cotes du Rhône is one of the leaders in terms of its area of production and the volume of wine produced. A good selection might include a dry white such as a Cote du Rhone *AOC* or a Crozes Hermitage, a rosé such as Tavel and a stylish red such as Chateauneuf du Pape.
There are numerous concerts, exhibitions and Foires (fairs) to suit all tastes, i.e. Foires aux Vins, Fetes Traditionelles, foire a la brocante.
Richerenches, recently classified as 'site du gout' (good taste site) thanks to its famous truffles. It has the remains of the biggest and oldest Commandery of the Templar Knights in Provence. Situated in Upper Vaucluse, it is an area fragrant with truffles, lavender and wine. A little bit of paradise. It is a preserved site, laden with over twenty centuries of history. The village has its own bakery, two cafe bars with outside terraces where dawdling is a fine art. Don't miss the Marché aux Truffles, which takes place every Saturday morning from November to March. There are colourful and lively weekly markets at Orange, 34 kms, Nyons, 21 kms, Grignon, 9 kms, Valreas 7 kms.

Activities
The area offers lots of different sports from hiking, biking, horse riding, golf, canoeing. There is a 9 hole golf course at Clansayls which is a medieval village, 13 km away. Possibility to hire clubs and trolley, Tennis just 2 minutes by foot - 50 ff per week per family. There is a vast network of paths for biking.
Where to Shop and Eat
There are excellent and reasonably priced restaurants in the area. With lots of tips of where to go you will not be disappointed. Try Ferme Champ Rond at Valreas, 7km. The Provençal at Richerenches with its famous omelette aux truffles, or Auberge des Papes at Grillon.
There are lots of Brocante/antique shops in the large and rural areas and don't forget to do some wine tasting and maybe even take a few bottles home to remind you of this wonderful place.








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Property 3008
Les Lavandes,
Between Grignan and Vaison La Romaine, Vaucluse, Provence, France
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Les Lavandes
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Sleeps 9
2 bath/shower room(s)
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Les Lavandes

Tastefully converted property with fresh Provençal colours and fully equipped to make your stay enjoyable. Excellent restaurants and beautiful chateaux and vineyards on your doorstep.
 



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Les Lavandes
This property was recently restored by the owners using the traditional provençal colours.  Steps lead up to the cottage with lead into:
* The living and dining area, with traditional stone floors.  Table and chairs with double sofa bed, TV and video recorder with views over the pool and garden area. 
* Open plan kitchen with fridge freezer, microwave, cooker and dishwasher. 
Wooden stairs leads from the living area to:
* A mezzanine with double bed (140 x 190 cm), wooden flooring. 
To the left is:
* A large bedroom with double bed, floor tiling. Wooden stairs lead from the bedroom to:
* Mezzanine with single bed (90 x 190 cm) and parquet flooring. 
* Large shower room with wash hand basin.
* Separate WC. 
To the right of the dining area is:
* A large bedroom with double bed, matching wardrobe, views over the vineyards.  Parquet flooring. 
* Separate bathroom with bath, wash hand basin, toilet and washing machine.
The cottage is equipped with:-
* Electric cooker oven
* Washing machine
* Dishwasher
* Fridge freezer
* Iron/ironing board
* Coffee machine
* Colour TV and video recorder (pal/secam)
* Bed cover and pillows, bed linen
* Smoke detectors
* Tea towels
A cot is available free of charge, on request.
Outside
Parking is available inside the property with automatic gate opening.
There is a swimming pool shared with guests from another cottage, shared swing and seesaw for the children, and shared table tennis. Private terrace with table and chairs which is shaded by a 100 year old plant tree. The pool is 9m x 4m, flood lit for use at night with toddlers pool 2m x 1.5m, deep end 1 foot - shallow end 0. The garden and pool areas are enclosed by mature conifers which is ideal for sunbathing and relaxing.  
The owners live at the far end of the property.Activities nearby
Golf, Tennis, Cycling, Walking, Horse riding, Canoeing, Table tennis
External features
Swimming pool (shared use), Garden, BarbecueThe department of Vaucluse, the Land of Provence, located between the Rhone and Durance rivers. Upper Vaucluse, The Provence of the Popes, has a very strong Roman prescence. The foothills of the Alps encounter the Rhone Valley plains, creating highly contrasted landscapes - the Dentelles de Montmirail, the Toulourenc River canyons, cypress covered hills. Nature reigns supreme. The village of Richerenches can be located in this little paradise and is an ideal spot to base yourself for exploring the region.
In this area, steeped in the past, you will find examples of Roman, Romanesque and Renaissance architecture. As you walk through the picturesque villages with their castles and churches set in a landscape of vineyards and lavender fields, you are transported through history.
Visit Orange, 34 kms, with its beautiful roman theatre which is classified as World Monuments by UNESCO. The medieval town of Nyons, 21 kms, in the heart of Provencal Drome. The town of Grignon was built in the 11th century and is now the most beautiful example of Renaissance architecture in the South East of France. From May to July the village is a mass of roses, with 160 different varieties. Valreas, 7 kms, The Popes' enclave. Since 1791, unique in France, Valreas with the three different villages of Visan, Richerenches and Grillon form an enclave of the Vaucluse with the Drome department, due to historical links with the Avignon Popes.
The area is surrounded by vineyards and Cotes du Rhône is one of the leaders in terms of its area of production and the volume of wine produced. A good selection might include a dry white such as a Cote du Rhone *AOC* or a Crozes Hermitage, a rosé such as Tavel and a stylish red such as Chateauneuf du Pape.
There are numerous concerts, exhibitions and Foires (fairs) to suit all tastes, i.e. Foires aux Vins, Fetes Traditionelles, foire a la brocante.
Richerenches, recently classified as 'site du gout' (good taste site) thanks to its famous truffles. It has the remains of the biggest and oldest Commandery of the Templar Knights in Provence. Situated in Upper Vaucluse, it is an area fragrant with truffles, lavender and wine. A little bit of paradise. It is a preserved site, laden with over twenty centuries of history. The village has its own bakery, two cafe bars with outside terraces where dawdling is a fine art. Don't miss the Marché aux Truffles, which takes place every Saturday morning from November to March. There are colourful and lively weekly markets at Orange, 34 kms, Nyons, 21 kms, Grignon, 9 kms, Valreas 7 kms.

Activities
The area offers lots of different sports from hiking, biking, horse riding, golf, canoeing. There is a 9 hole golf course at Clansayls which is a medieval village, 13 km away. Possibility to hire clubs and trolley, Tennis just 2 minutes by foot - 50 ff per week per family. There is a vast network of paths for biking.
Where to Shop and Eat
There are excellent and reasonably priced restaurants in the area. With lots of tips of where to go you will not be disappointed. Try Ferme Champ Rond at Valreas, 7km. The Provençal at Richerenches with its famous omelette aux truffles, or Auberge des Papes at Grillon.
There are lots of Brocante/antique shops in the large and rural areas and don't forget to do some wine tasting and maybe even take a few bottles home to remind you of this wonderful place.