Les Amandiers

The delightful holiday home Les Amandiers with private swimming pool is an old "beekeeping" farm located in a protected nature area. The holiday house lies in the middle of vineyards and almond trees on the edge of the idyllic town of Isle-sur-la-Sorgue (Provence / Alpes-Côte d'Azur), also called the Venice of Provence.

The holiday home in the Vaucluse, with excellent value for money, has been carefully renovated. The fireplace and Provencal kitchen give the holiday home an authentic character. Sustainable materials give the house a modern touch and large windows ensure a lot of light in the holiday home. The 4 ° bedroom is an adjoining studio.

There is a huge garden with a beautiful private swimming pool (9x4.5m 1.6m deep with stairs in the swimming pool and lighting, open from 1 May to 30 Sept.). The holiday home is on the side of a hill with a view of Châteauneuf de Gadagne at 20 km. From the three terraces you can enjoy the sun at different times, such as a delicious breakfast by the pool, in the afternoon in the shade of the naturally covered terrace and to end in the evening on the terrace of the studio with a view of the vineyards where you can admire the beautiful sunset.

In Les Amandiers you enjoy total tranquility in a beautiful nature with panoramic view and yet you are so close to the town and lots of other possibilities.

Thanks to the good location of this holiday home you can plan many trips:

L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is the Venice of Provence because of the Sorgue that flows through this picturesque town with its beautiful old water wheels. World famous for its beautiful antique dealers and antique markets.

Pernes les Fontaines is a walled city (old capital of the Comtat Venaisin) and known for its 40 fountains and is very attractive to walk around on the narrow cobbled streets, shady squares and small city gardens. In August a very nice street festival for music and theater takes place.

Further on is the art and history town of Carpentras at 8 km. Here you can discover the old town with the Saint Siffrein Cathedral, the synagogue built in 1367, the oldest in France, the Hôtel-Dieu with the pharmacy and the gate of Orange, the last remnant of the medieval era. Strawberries and berlingots (sweets) are a specialty of the city.

Even further away you can visit Avignon: the Provencal pope city is on the UNESCO World Heritage List as well as the Palais des Papes and the Pont Bénézet (from the children's song "Sur le pont d'Avignon"). It houses the largest theater festival that is held every year in July in the city.

For the sporty holiday maker there is wide range of green routes for joggers, walkers and cyclists. The house is situated at a junction of many walking and cycling routes. Be sure to visit Saint Didier, the village just after Pernes, a few kilometers from the house. And the Mont-Ventoux is only less than 40 km from the house.