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Close GalleryThe area around the spacious 10 x 7 metre swimming pool is the focal point of La Maison Chandon, where the family spends most of their time. -
Close GalleryLa Maison Chandon enjoys spacious grounds to the side and rear of the property, allowing room to relax in a soft, green environment. A pétanque area provides the perfect setting for the competitive aperitif game. -
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Close GalleryThe property is surrounded by lush green, both in terms of grassy areas as well as the mature trees and shrubs. -
Close GalleryBetween the main house and the pool area you will find the summer dining area. The summer kitchen, which you can see to the left of this photograph, has all you need to prepare outdoor meals. Mobile barbecues are banned in the summer months, so the summer kitchen has a built-in barbecue and grill. -
Close GalleryIt's from the rear of the house that you begin to understand the true scale of the property. There's lots of parking space here, and to the right of this photograph you have the grounds, with the petanque court, which can be seen in the photo above. -
Close GalleryThe kitchen has a lot of character, its features dating back hundreds of years. Fully equipped as you would expect, the welcome basket can also be seen on the table in the photograph above. -
Close GalleryThis dining area, again, conveniently placed next to the kitchen, is the most intimate area for enjoying a meal. As with the kitchen, this room retains lots of the character of the original building. -
Close GalleryThis dining area, sitting under cover just outside the kitchen, is the perfect place to enjoy a meal in relative calm as the pool and garden are situated on the other side of the house. It also gets a little bit more breeze which is very welcome in the height of summer. -
Close GalleryThe sitting area is light, spacious and comfortable with an Ipod docking station and a large flat screen TV. There are large French windows leading out into the summer dining area, and the view looks across the swimming pool, over the olive grove and towards the Luberon mountains. -
Close GalleryFor those of you wishing to stay in touch with friends and - dare I say it - work during your stay, La Maison Chandon offers this handy bureau. Wifi internet is of course available at the property, and the owner also leaves sundry items of stationary in the office for your use. -
Close GalleryThe double bedroom located on the ground floor, suitable for mobility impaired but the doorway is not large enough for wheel-chair use. -
Close GalleryThis spacious bedroom has en-suite facilities, but you do have to leave the bedroom to access them. There are French windows leading out into the rear garden which give plenty of light. -
Close GalleryThe impressive jacuzzi is located in one of the double bedrooms. -
Close GalleryThe en-suite facilities to a double bedroom. -
Close GalleryA shower room located on the first floor. -
Close GalleryAn en-suite double bedroom situated on the first floor of the extra wing. -
Close GalleryThis is the multiple bedroom with a single bed and a small double (130 cm), perfect for the younger ones. -
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Close GalleryThe en-suite bathroom to one of the double bedrooms. -
Close GalleryThis cosy little corner is perfect for the aperitif, not far from the swimming pool so the kids can still be overlooked. Once again it offers some respite from the full effects of the sun. -
Close GalleryThe en-suite bathroom to one of the double bedrooms. -
Close GalleryThe en-suite bathroom to one of the double bedrooms. -
Close GalleryAt 10 sqm, this is the smallest bedroom. It has a 140 cm bed (considered small for a double by American standards) and its windows look out over the Luberon massif. -
Close GalleryThe large single bed or small double for two children, located on the first floor of the main house.
