Escape to your own charming secluded villa, Mas Dinina, nestled in 10 acres of land and olive trees near to Lorgues in the Var region of France. The classic sun-kissed Provençal stone farmhouse is full of charm, just over an hour from Nice and Marseille airports, and 20 miles from St Tropez and the French Riviera.
Featuring stunning terraces for al fresco dining, private swimming pool with Summer Kitchen, spacious gardens with scents of Provence. All bedrooms have air-conditioning and the oldest part of the house is recently renovated in whites and greys. Beautiful shading mulberry trees and plants adorn the tiered terracing outside the house, along with a wonderfully large covered area for al fresco relaxation, outside seating and dining tables that can cater for twenty.
On the pool side of the house, you can relax in the shade of a large pool house which overlooks the unusually shaped beautiful swimming pool. The 9 meter pool house features a well equipped summer kitchen with an outdoor fridge/freezer, dish washer and Weber BBQ. You can relax and unwind or, if you prefer, play Ping Pong adjacent to the pool house.
The house itself has five bedrooms (3 en-suite) as well as four bathrooms and a separate cloakroom - making Mas Dinina the perfect place to holiday with family or friends. In addition, nestled in the grounds, is a fabulous cabin with a single or double bed and en suite bathroom. This is a perfect addition for yoga/meditation and overflow accommodation.
Lorgues is within walking distance - a nice morning stroll less than 2km away to the centre of the town.
Lorgues can be found in the Var department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in southeastern France, in the middle of an abundance of vineyards and fields of olive trees. It is situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the Gorges du Verdon, so you are in the perfect position (only 40 minutes) to enjoy the Riviera beaches and glamour or the breathtaking scenery and adventures of France’s greatest canyon.
Lorgues is a small fortified provençal town, with its tight-packed streets, medieval towers, fountains and St Martin church whose grey stones glow pink as the sun sets. Many of its buildings are painted in a multitude of Provençal colors with contrasting shutters which create the perfect backdrop to the most popular and largest market in the area.
There are two large supermarkets, a plethora of bakeries and banks, newsagents, chemists, bars and cafés.
There are also plenty of restaurants that will cater for all your holiday needs, ranging from France’s finest truffle Michelin-starred restaurant (Chez Bruno) to more modest local Provençal fare and pizzerias. Almost every direction you go there is a vineyard, producing its own local wines and ready for tasting!
Mas Dinina is only a few minutes drive to the centre of Lorgues.
Château de Berne – a large wine estate with a fine restaurant and jazz picnics
Thoronet Abbey – a former Cistercian abbey built in the late twelfth and early thirteenth century, now restored as a museum.
Villecroze – a picturesque town overlooked by cliffs whose caves were fortified by Benedictines - the ‘grottoes troglodytes’
Salernes – a small town dominated by the ruins of it's 13th-century chateau and famous for its ceramics
Tourtour – called "the village in the sky of Provence", the town overlooks a large part of Provence from the town of Fréjus along the Mediterranean coast in the east to the Montagne Sainte-Victoire, a favorite subject of the painter Paul Cézanne, in the west. Also a member of "The most beautiful villages of France" association.
Entrecasteaux – a picturesque town dominated by a 17-century chateau
Aups – awarded the Croix-de-Guerre for its Resistance activity during the war.
Ste Croix Lake – enjoy swimming in the bright blue waters of the lake
Gorges du Verdon – France’s stab at emulating the Grand Canyon, it is 700 metres straight down in places! As well as gasp-inducing nature on a super scale, there is an abundance of adventure activities here including white water rafting, aquatrekking, canoeing, pedaloing.
Nice airport - 1 hour
| Marseille - 80mins |
Toulon-Hyères - 1 hour
20 minutes to the A8 motorway
40 minutes to the nearest beach (Ste. Maxime)
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