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Close GalleryThe owners planted about 200 olive trees, including 5 different varieties of olives. They produce AOC Baux-de-Provence olive oil, produced, as required, according to the rules of the Baux-de-Provence appellation--which many people believe is the best in France. -
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Close GalleryThe mas is about 3 km east of the center of the wonderful village of Eygalières. You can drive into the village in 3-5 minutes, or take a leisurely 45 minute walk over the flat roads to get there. -
Close GalleryJust beyond the pool and olive trees you can see a huge lavender field. Beginning in early-to-mid June though most of August the field is awash in different shades of lavender and purple. There are about 12 acres total land on the property, which extends to the trees in the background of this photo. -
Close GalleryAnother view of the pool house, surrounded by trees. The pool is just off to the right of the pool house. -
Close GalleryPool house with shaded dining area. -
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Close GalleryThe doors with the grey wooden "volets" (shutters) open from the kitchen onto the terrace. There is a lot of room on the terrace for meals or your apèro, and the trees provide lots of shade all day long. In the foreground, your own lavender field. -
Close GalleryThe entrance road for the property. The property is gated and there is a security system. -
Close GalleryAnother view of the pool house on the right, the shaded terrasse and front of the house. -
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Close GalleryThe stone farmhouse peaks through the trees, which provide shade on to the large front terrasse. To the right above the pool is a pool house with BBQ and large dining table. -
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Close GalleryTime to relax! You are on vacation. -
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Close GalleryThe front terrace and main door to the house. The stone fountain in the foreground attests to the ancient character of the mas. The terrace is shaded all day long, so perfect for sitting, reading, or a meal. -
Close GalleryThere are many areas around the villa to relax. -
Close GalleryThe living room is huge; this part is only half of it. (See the next photo for the other side of the room.) This part of the house dates from the 18th century, as do the chimney surround and working fireplace. The stables were previously located here. -
Close GalleryThe other half of the living room; you enter from the dining room, just past the doorway in the back. There are several sets of doors on the right leading outside. Please note the antique "radassier" on the left; this is a traditional three seat sofa. The decor in the mas is classy, understated and authentic Provençal. -
Close GalleryThe striking kitchen was newly built during the renovation 18 years ago and was designed as much as possible in keeping with a traditional Provençal kitchen. It is well-equipped with a Lacanthe stove and ovens, double frig, Bosch dishwasher, and all the appliances you need. The table in the foreground is near the shutters that open on to the terrace. -
Close GalleryThe dining room is in the original 16th century part of the house--just this room comprised the "house," but there were stables and other farm buildings on the site. The original hearth and fireplace are still useable. The ancient vaulted ceiling makes this a spectacular room. -
Close GalleryThe large master en-suite bedroom with 200cm (giant king ) bed and large Provençal upholstered chairs.The doors go out to a private terrace which overlooks the front garden, olive orchard and lavender fields. The master suite has a large sitting/TV room and a large private bathroom. -
Close GalleryThe large private bath, which is part of the master suite. There is a large bathtub with handheld shower head, a large Italian shower, a WC and two sinks. -
Close GalleryAnother very large en-suite bedroom with a 200 cm (extra large king) bed. The doors lead to a small terrace. -
Close GalleryThe bathroom for one of the en-suite bedrooms. The bathtub has a handheld shower head and there is also a sink and WC. -
Close GalleryAn en-suite bedroom with 160 cm (queen) bed. -
Close GalleryThe bathroom for an en-suite bedroom. Here there is an Italian shower, WC and sink. -
Close GalleryA twin en-suite bedroom with 90cm wide beds which can be joined to make a king size bed. Please notice the antique tile floor. -
Close GalleryAnother en-suite bathroom with shower, sink and WC. -
Close GalleryAnother en-suite twin bedroom; beds can be joined to make a 180 cm king bed. Individual air/con is in the built-in wooden piece under the window. -
