Your contact:	Sarah Kennet
Telephone:	+ 33-(0)4 90 46 82 76
Fax:	+ 33-(0)4 90 46 82 76
Email:	Click here to contact Les Lentiers

Les Lentiers is a bright and airy Provençal mas-style stone farmhouse, which has been carefully restored to incorporate all modern amenities.

A three-storey house with great character, it features flagstone floors, exposed stone walls, and wooden ceiling beams. Five bedrooms can accommodate up to ten guests comfortably.

On the ground floor, the fully equipped kitchen features a large wooden dining table for ten. Adjacent to the kitchen is a day sitting room with comfortable chairs arranged around a large open fireplace.

There is also a second, more formal living room, with two sofas and easy chairs. The media room includes a sofa and desk, equipped with printer, fax and high speed internet . All of the downstairs rooms have double doors leading out onto the garden.

There are five bedrooms upstairs. Two master bedrooms both with queen size beds and ensuite bathrooms, one with a separate bath and shower , the other with a shower only. A second double bedroom features a bathroom with a tub and a seperate shower. The two bedrooms on the third floor are each equipped with twin beds, have air conditioning and share a large shower room. All of the bedrooms have excellent views of the surrounding countryside.

The south-facing garden is terraced with flag stones and planted with olive and fig trees and many flowers, all cared for by the gardener.

The house is surrounded on all sides by vines and has outstanding views of the hills of the Dentelles and the village of Sablet, which can supply any day-to-day needs. The property enjoys great privacy, and is not overlooked by any other houses.

Special features:	• Pool on the property • Pets welcomed • Bilingual assistance available on site • Maid, Cook and Driver can be arranged on request
Swimming pool:	5x10 metre outdoor pool

Les Lentiers is situated amid vineyards, just fifteen minute’s walk from the small town of Sablet. The location is quiet and private, but not isolated, and it’s a short drive to the nearby villages of Seguret, Gigondas Vacquéras and Rasteau, all famous for their wines.

The traditional village of Sablet has all the shops and services needed for day to day living, including a bank, a post office and a medical centre. There are three restaurants and a typical French café. There are tennis courts within a ten minute walk of the house, horse ridiing and rock climbing in Gigondas, and golf courses in Orange and Avignon. There are several marked walks and cycling trails leading from the village. Wine lovers will find domaines and caves à vins in abundance where one can taste and buy the excellent wines direct from the winemaker.

The Vaucluse is a Côte du Rhône wine producing region rich in history and sunshine. Mont Ventoux, the famous landmark of the Tour de France, is nearby and offers splendid views over the region and beyond. It’s a short drive to the city of Avignon, the site of the medieval papacy and filled with outstanding Gothic architecture. Still older history is on display in the Roman towns of Vaison-La-Romaine, Carpentras and Orange, all within a twenty kilometre radius, and featuring historical sites and ancient theatres where events are staged through out the summer months.

It’s a little further to the Roman towns of Nîmes, Arles, and Aix-en-Provence, all of which have excellent festivals and museums. Every day there is an excellent market to visit nearby, and the famous town of Isle-sur-Sorgue is a haven of antique dealers and brocante shops. Further afield are the cities of Marseille and Montpellier, the beaches of the Mediterranean sea, the national parks of the Camargue and Vercours, and the canyons of the Ardeche and Verdon rivers - a must for lovers of water sports.

Looking from the dining area into the day sitting room	The master bedroom
The double bedroom	One of the twin bedrooms
The terrace and gardens	The grapevine over the front door