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Close GalleryIn order to retain the 'natural' feel of the garden and surrounds, the owners opted for an irregular shaped swimming pool surrounded by locally quarried rock and a stone terrace area. -
Close GalleryThis photograph was taken from the sitting room window. It demonstrates the proximity of le Pavillon to the nature surrounding the property. The small waterfall seen at the far end of the pool adds to the overall tranquility of the setting. -
Close GalleryThe walking and cycling trails locally and in the whole area are superb. Both gentle and challenging, depending on your energy levels, this is certainly the heart of the 'golden triangle' in the Luberon Valley. -
Close GalleryThe well-established trees and garden areas offer shade, privacy and a wonderful 'frame' for what is a most delightful house and surrounds. -
Close GalleryThe current owners have found this little piece of heaven and lovingly developed the garden and pool areas painstakingly marrying the natural bushland and the gentle landscaping, the pool and terraces. The use of natural and local stone throughout, of native plants, aromatic herbs, and an abundance of colourful potted plants have combined to create the 'wow factor'. -
Close GalleryA view of Menerbes village from the private access lane. The village offers some terrific restaurants as well as wonderful summer events such as musical evenings, art shows and markets. Galleries abound, the shops are tempting, the architecture beautiful and the views superb. -
Close GalleryTotally unseen from below, this extremely large roof terrace is a superb and private escape from all. Wide open to the elements and nature, one can sunbake under the shade of umbrellas, write postcards home, escape into a good book or simply take a siesta! -
Close GalleryThe open stone fireplace in the lounge area is friendly and warming for the cooler months, augmented by the central heating. The wonderfully thick old stone walls and the traditional shutters keep the house cool during the summer months. This combination lounge/dining room features a table that seats 6 comfortably. -
Close GalleryThe kitchen is not huge but it is well thought out and well equipped. What's hidden from view is the equally large 'back kitchen' which in fact holds the laundry, a store room with an additional fridge and freezer, sink and shelving. The dividing 'bar' between the kitchen and its table allows conversation and light to flow. -
Close GalleryBetween the kitchen and the sitting room there's a small breakfast area, enhanced by the small antique walnut table.Notice that the staircase leading to the first floor is open and therefore potentially dangerous to small children. -
Close GalleryOn the first floor landing there's an office area where you will find the HP printer. You'll need to connect to it via wireless. The door at the back of this picture leads out onto the terrace. -
Close GalleryThe en-suite master bedroom with views out over the garden the woodland and the pool. The bed measures 160 cm. At the foot of the bed you find a stunning, carved antique chest, adding ancient charm to the Provencal decor. -
Close GalleryThe en-suite shower room to the master bedroom. -
Close GalleryThis queen sized (160cm) bedded room on the ground floor shares a bath/shower room with the twin bedroom and separate w.c. on the first floor. -
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Close GalleryOverhead lighting, twin basins, bath with hand held shower, a separate shower, heated towel rails and a separate w.c. This shared bathroom has been well thought out for the comfort of all. -
Close GalleryOn the first floor you will find this cosy twin bedded room which also benefits from a separate, adjacent room where luggage etc can be stored during your stay, but also it can be used as a play room. The shared bathroom (which also has a walk-in shower) is situated across the hall from this bedroom.
