Les Cypres with WiFi & Pool

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Villa |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

St Saturnin les Apt in Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur

from £92 / night

£641–£1923 / weekBookable online

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7 nights minimum stay

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5 out of 5

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Key info  Swimming pool, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

Les Cyprès is set in a delightful, landscaped garden with cherry and olive trees, a boule court and private swimming pool. It's just 500m from the village of St Saturnin Lès Apt and enjoys fabulous view towards the pretty village of Villars and the Luberon Mountains.

The gardens are fully enclosed and have different areas where you can sit and read, relax or just admire the views. As our former home it has many added touches seldom found in a holiday home, we take care and pride in maintaining our houses to ensure you have a wonderful holiday. Many clients come back each year. Free WiFi is included.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Les Cyprès has been completely refurbished and it has a modern kitchen and two bathrooms with white suites and matching tiling. It blends Provençal style with comfortable modern living.

The villa provides three good-sized bedrooms, the largest has a king sized bed with French doors opening on to the terrace; the second bedroom with a double bed and the third bedroom has twin beds, which together can make a large double.

The main bathroom has a bath with hand held shower and also a separate walk-in shower, large basin and w.c. The shower room, which separates bedrooms 1 & 2, has a tiled walk-in shower, basin and w.c. There is also a cloakroom with w.c. and hand basin.

The fully fitted kitchen has an eye level electric oven with grill, a 4 ring gas hob, large fridge freezer, dishwasher and microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee maker.

The dining area has a table and 6 chairs and the comfortable lounge area has ample seating, a television, which receives both English and French channels, with DVD. French doors from this room open to the terrace, where there is sun canopy and patio furniture.

Further details outdoors:
As part of our attention to detail the swimming pool (8m x 4m) was upgraded in April 2011 with a new liner , it has a spacious decked surround that provides plenty of space for sunbathing and offers complete privacy - 6 sun loungers are supplied. All linen and towels (including pool side) are provided. Because eating outside is taken for granted for most of the year, a barbecue is also provided.

Finally please note that as Les Cyprès is set in mature, landscaped gardens with some steps therefore it may not be suitable for very small children or people with mobility problems.

Further details

As well as a DVD player there is an I-pod docking station. If you need to check your emails there is high speed broadband wireless internet connection for your use.

For babies a cot and high chair are provided. There is a laundry area in the rear of the garage housing a new washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board etc.

Conditions

Euro payments can be made by transfer to French account. Sterling to UK account. For credit card payment we accept PayPal (there maybe a small charge)

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The pool and view

 

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Les Cypres

 

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The view from the house over the Luberon.

 

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The lounge - Les cypres

The Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur / Vaucluse region

This spectacular range of mountains rises over 1000 metres. At Mourre Nègre reached by foot, there are fine views towards Digne, the Durance valley and Apt basin, whilst in the far distance the L’Etang de Berre (next to Marseille airport!) and Mont Ventoux can also be seen. As well as lavender fields there is a fort at Buoux, where the cliff faces are world famous for rock climbing.

The Luberon is also known for its delightful villages such as Lourmarin, Menerbes, Lacoste and Bonnieux, the latter made famous by Peter Mayle’s ‘A year in Provence’ all have their own individual charm.

Gordes is a stunning perched village (19 kms), where you can visit the Abbey de Senanque, the Chateau de Gordes and the village des bories.

The Colorado Provencal runs from Rustrel to Roussillon where the quarried ochre is used in the colouring of its houses.

Markets
Provence is renowned for its markets; there is one to be found almost every day of the week providing an overwhelming choice of mouth watering fresh produce together with Provencal gifts and souvenirs. One of the largest takes place in Apt every Saturday, one of our favourites is at Coustellet on a Sunday, where all the produce sold is grown locally. Others of note include Forcalquier on Mondays and St Remy de Provence on Thursdays.

Further a field
Fontaine de Vaucluse (32kms), is a popular tourist village and also the source of the River Sorgue where you can either kayak or canoe to L’Isle sur La Sorgue, the antiques capital of Provence.
The historic walled city of Avignon (55kms), the gateway to Provence offers a wide selection of attractions including Palais des Papes, occupied by the Popes during the 14th Century, Pont St-Bénézet, the bridge mentioned in the rhyme ‘Sur le pont d’Avignon’ as well as a host of museums, churches and an array of boutiques, shops and restaurants. The world famous Avignon Festival takes place in July.

Les Baux de Provence (64kms) is a very popular tourist attraction with nearly two million visitors a year. This dramatic fortress sits on a spur of the Alpilles with views across to the Camargue, a vast flat wetland famous for its flamingos, black bulls and white horses. Be sure to visit the Cathedrale D'Image whilst there too.

The cosmopolitan town of Aix en Provence (65kms) is a must with its impressive buildings, up market boutiques and café atmosphere. Marseille (93kms), France’s premier port and oldest major city, centred on the Vieux Port, offers an insight into the multi cultural side of France as well as excellent shopping and dining experiences including bouillabaisse, a seafood gastronomy.

The Roman cities of Orange (68kms), Arles (83kms) and Nimes (98kms) are all worth visiting.

For the wine enthusiast the picturesque region of the Rhone Valley is a must with Chateauneuf-Du-Pape (69kms) being one of the most famous along side Vacqueyras, Gigondas and Beaumes de Venise.
The coast also offers delightful villages and beaches, such as Cassis
(114kms) Or you can head further east to the Cote D’Azur including Cannes, Antibes & Nice.

The region has so much to offer including theatre, the Arts and Music that we have not covered.

The St Saturnin les Apt area

St Saturnin Les Apt
This unspoilt village has a population of just over 2000 people, many of whom live here throughout the year, making it more vibrant out of season than some of it’s more touristy neighbours. It is a true Provencal village retaining much character dominated by a medieval ruined castle with its ramparts and towers and the 17th Century Windmill. Narrow streets, old stone houses with their original doors, water fountains and a central square, which is shaded by plane trees, all create a peaceful ambience.

The village has a market on Tuesday where you can buy fresh local produce as well as Provencal gifts, wine and clothing. There are also traditional ‘fetes’ celebrated, when there are displays of art, antiques and flowers in the village as well as the famous ‘Vide Grenier’ (similar to a car boot sale), which takes place annually on Bastille Day. The Fete Votive, three evenings of music and dancing takes place in August.

There are three bars, two hotels and five restaurants providing casual and more formal dining. An excellent Charcuterie, two Boulangeries and a ‘Spar’ supermarket offer a wide variety of products and there is also a chemist, Post Office, cash machine and newsagents.

The area, has been noted for its Olive Oil and the local Moulin, which has a small gift shop, is just outside the village as you approach from Apt. Sylla, the local wine co-operative sells excellent Cote du Luberon and Cote du Ventoux wines. It also has an excellent gift shop and ‘Cheese’ restaurant.

Locally to the village it is possible to indulge in a wide range of leisure pursuits, including tennis, horse riding, paragliding, cycling and hiking.

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Reviews

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04 Apr 2013

“A wonderful place to stay to experience the best of Provence.” We had a wonderful stay at Les Cypres. The house was well-appointed, with everything we needed and gorgeous hillside views, and David and Karen were extremely helpful and great sources of information. It was just a short walk to town, where we enjoyed the four very good restaurants and stopped in often at the two boulangeries and little market. Even in the off season, there was plenty to do and see; St. Saturnin-les-Apt was a great location for day trips in all directions. We hope to be able to return again! Response: Dear Julie, thank you for your comments and we are so glad you enjoyed your stay, we hope you will visit again soon, kind regards D&K

05 Aug 2012

“Les Cypres isThe Perfect Provence Base” Les Cypres is the perfect base for your Provence holiday. With three good sized bedrooms and two bathrooms plus a seperate additional toilet it is perfect for the family or a group of friends. The... more Response: Thank you for your kind comments and review. It is worth mentioning that there is an infra red alarm around the pool should there be young children for security.

02 Aug 2012

“Fantastic view and very convenient location” St Saturnin is one of our favorite village in the whole Lubéron, because it is both authentic, with really nice old houses, and lively all year long (excellent bakeries, butcher, vegetable... more Response: Thank you for your comments. We are so glad that you enjoyed your visit not only to the Luberon but also saw the merits of our wonderful 'authentic and living' village. Of course we were... more

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13 Jun 2012

“A beautiful house with an spectacular view” we stayed for 2 weeks in Les Cypres and all of us enjoyed this beautiful house with his spectacular view. The rooms are very nice and clean and David/Karen ( the Owner) are very! friendly. Both of them are always trying to help their guests to make this vacation an unforgettable experience. In an reasonable distance are some nice golf courses you can play, some of them are demanding. All of us will come back as soon as possible. Response: We are so pleased you enjoyed your stay in our home, Les Cypres. It was also good that you found the Golf courses not so far way away and enjoyed them too - We already have you booked to return in 2013 and look forward to welcoming you back. D&K

13 Dec 2011

“A superb gite in a wonderful locaion” This is an excellent gite in a superb location. The facilities were excellent and the owners were extremely helpful. Response: What more can we add except it is a house or villa rather than gite! the true definition of a gite is accommodation attached the the owners house which of course this isn't, however we are delighted you enjoyed your stay.D&K

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
SPECIAL OFFER	1 Jun 13	8 Jun 13	1195€ 1195	-	-	1 Week
Summer 2013	22 Jun 13	6 Jul 13	2250€ 2250	-	-	2 Weeks
Autumn 2013	12 Oct 13	1 Nov 13	995€ 995	-	-	1 Week
Spring 2014	8 Mar 14	5 Apr 14	750€ 750	-	-	1 Week
Late Spring 2014	5 Apr 14	3 May 14	995€ 995	-	-	1 Week
Early Summer 2014	3 May 14	21 Jun 14	1395€ 1395	-	-	1 Week
Summer 2014	21 Jun 14	30 Aug 14	2250€ 2250	-	-	1 Week
Late Summer 2014	30 Aug 14	27 Sep 14	1395€ 1395	-	-	1 Week
Autumn 2014	27 Sep 14	25 Oct 14	995€ 995	-	-	1 Week

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Euro payments can be made by transfer to French account. Sterling to UK account. For credit card payment we accept PayPal (there maybe a charge of 3%). Above winter prices do not apply over Cristmas & New Year, contact for details . Sterling and euro prices are fixed and do not fluctuate with exchange rates. See our own website for details.

Once we have confirmed availability of your holiday dates, please print, complete and return by e mail the booking form found on our own website. We request a deposit of 25% of the total rental cost in Pound sterling or Euros. If you are booking within 8 weeks of arrival we require full payment at the time of booking. See terms and conditions on our website. Taxe de Sejour .83 cents per person per night will be added to invoice and can be paid with final invoice if paying in Euro's or locally if paying in sterling.

For Les Cypres an end of stay cleaning charge of €50 applies payable locally.

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