This property was removed from my favourites
This property was added to my favourites
L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Provence
Prächtige Villa aus dem 17. Jahrhundert in ruhiger Lage, umgeben von Apfelplantagen, mit einem zauberhaften Innenhof, Pool, Gärten und Springbrunnen, nur 5 Minuten vom hübschen Dorf L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue entfernt. Das nach höchsten Standards fertiggestellte Anwesen verfügt über Hotelservices, tägliche Reinigung, kontinentales Frühstück und Concierge-Unterstützung.
Ausgezeichnet
10
out of 10
This property was removed from my favourites
This property was added to my favourites
L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Provence
Imposante Bastide aus dem 18. Jahrhundert auf einem weitläufigen Grundstück mit großem Swimmingpool in der Nähe von L’Isle sur la Sorgue. Ein idealer Rahmen für eine große Familie oder eine Gruppe von Freunden oder als Ort für eine Hochzeit oder eine geschäftliche Veranstaltung.
This property was removed from my favourites
This property was added to my favourites
L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Provence
This recently renovated 18th century farmhouse of 700sqm is located in the countryside some 3kms from the pretty market town of l`Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, famous for its antique shops and not to be missed lively Sunday market, selling, antiques- naturally, clothes and fresh Provencal produce. A short drive away is the captivating village and source of the river Sorgue, Fontaine-de-Vaucluse. Whilst the Papal city of Avignon lies 40 minutes drive to the west.
This property was removed from my favourites
This property was added to my favourites
L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Provence
Recently converted 18th century farmhouse with pool, surrounded by orchards, located in the countryside close to Isle sur la Sorgue.
Map
Twenty five miles east of Avignon, between Carpentras and
Cavillion in deepest Provence is the must see town of Ile de la
Sorgue. Locals call it an island city defined by the canals which
transect it, bordered by pretty shops and restaurants overlooking
the water, as well as by the narrow treets with small streams
running through them. It's a delightful place to stroll around with
the soothing sound of running water constantly in the background.
Occasionally you come across a moss covered wheel harking back to
earlier times when river power was used to drive the local silk and
paper industries. Art galleries abound including the famous Maison
René Char museum showing such greats as Miro and Dufy. But
foremost, Isle sur La Sorgue is renowned for antiques housing more
than 300 shops and dealers with an internationally renowned
Antiques Fair held every Easter and August.
