L'Orangerie: Vacation Rental that sleeps 2 people in 1 bedrooms, located in Puget, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur, France.

Sleeps	2
Bedrooms	1
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	50 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

50 m²

Property Description

Puget sur Durance 4 km from Lauris: Situated on a grounds of 6700 m2, with the owner's house and, a house for 2 persons, both properties are not overlooked house "L'Orangerie". Private: property 600 m2 (fenced), swimming pool (12 x 6 m, depth 90 - 180 cm, 01.04.-30.10.) with internal staircase. Parking on the premises. Shop 4.5 km, restaurant 4.5 km. Golf course 20 km, tennis 1.5 km. Please note: car recommended. The garden has a small pond (3m x 1.80 m, depth 47 cms) which flows into the swimming pool. Access to the property is shared with the owner amd the house for 2 persons, private access to the rental property. Lourmarin 6 km. Every year in July and August, Roque d'Antheron piano festival (14 kms). Please note: the property L'Oliveraie FR8020.111.1 is situated in the same grounds.

Interior Description

1-room house 50 m2, beautiful furnishings: living/dining room with 1 double bed (1 x 160 cm, length 200 cm), TV. Kitchenette (3 hot plates, dishwasher, microwave) with dining table. Shower/WC. Air-conditioning. Terrace. Terrace furniture, barbecue. Facilities: washing machine. Please note: non-smokers only. Television with TNT (french freeview). Available : reversible air conditioning, Internet.The house has big bay windows (3/4 of the walls), protected by curtains. Access to the laundry room (with big fridge freezer) from outside. View of the countryside.

Location Puget, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur, France

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Aix-Les Milles, 29.8 Km

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