Mazet de Manon - SRDP118EE

Prices from £2,868 - £5,531

Guests: 8   Bedrooms: 4

Le Mazet de Manon is a very lovely, authentic 18th century Mas -a farmhouse restored in the pure Provencal style and tradition, situated in a rural location close to the much sought after town of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. St-Rémy is about a 15-20 minute walk, a 7 minute bike ride, or a 5 minute drive. 4 bikes are available at the villa. Air conditioning in all bedrooms. Long 15 x 3m pool. Pool safety alarm for children.

About Mazet de Manon

Le Mazet de Manon is a very lovely, authentic 18th-century farmhouse restored in the pure Provencal style and tradition, situated in a rural location close to the much sought after town of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. The new owner has just updated the entry, living and dining areas for 2017 so everything is very fresh and new.

The sought-after southern French town of St-Rémy-de-Provence is about a 15-minute walk, a 7-minute bike ride, or a 5-minute drive. 4 bikes are available at the villa. More bikes for all ages and skill levels can be hired in the town and can be booked in advance by internet.

This luxury rental villa in Provence welcomes 8 guests in four en-suite bedrooms; three of these have their own WC en-suite, and one bedroom has a WC just outside the bedroom. While maintaining all the character and charm of a Provençal home, Le Vieux Mazet n is equipped with modern conveniences to ensure that your stay will be a memorable one.

The 15m x 3m pool is perfect for doing laps and maintaining your fitness.

St-Rémy-de-Provence is perhaps the most beautiful small town in Provence. Post World War II, it was an agricultural area, specialising in flower seeds and sheep, but now is known as a sophisticated country town with some of the best local commerce Provence has to offer, and with a wonderful, central location.

There are many sites in St Rémy: the very important Roman ruins at Glanum; the rue Hoche, a tiny street where French-Jewish doctor and astronomer Nostradamus was born in 1503. Don’t forget the colourful Wednesday market which is well known all over Provence. Vincent van Gogh spent most of the last year of his life here, at the St.Paul de Maussole Clinic, and painted over 150 paintings.

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Facilities and Features

  • Aircon
  • WiFi Internet
  • Satellite TV
  • Easy Walk to Shops
  • Winter Heating
  • Golf Course Nearby
  • Private Pool

Layout

Accommodation: 4 bedrooms/4 bathrooms
3 Double rooms with en-suite bathrooms.
(Bed in Master suite 200cm, three other bedrooms 160cm).
1 Double room has toilet next door.
1 Separate toilet

Indoor Facilities:
Air Con in first floor bedrooms, Fridge Freezer, Washing Machine, CD Player, DVD Player, Internet, Satellite TV, TV

Location and Map

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St-Rémy-de-Provence is perhaps the most beautiful small town in Provence. Post World War II, it was an agricultural area, specialising in flower seeds and sheep, but now is known as a sophisticated country town with some of the best local commerce Provence has to offer, and with a wonderful, central location.

There are many sites in St Rémy: the very important Roman ruins at Glanum; the rue Hoche, a tiny street where French-Jewish doctor and astronomer Nostradamus was born in 1503. Don’t forget the colourful Wednesday market which is well known all over Provence. Vincent van Gogh spent most of the last year of his life here, at the St.Paul de Maussole Clinic, and painted over 150 paintings.

Dominated by the picturesque, tree-lined central square where the Mairie is located, the surrounding streets of Saint-Remy-de-Provence are awash with boutiques and art galleries as well as plenty of bars and restaurants to satisfy your appetite. Circled by the remnants of the 14th-century wall and the protective bustle of buildings, the most obvious remains are the old ‘portes’ still in use today as the entrance ways into the centre of this ancient market town. Wednesday is a major market day in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. The market spreads across parking areas and squares around the northern and western parts of the Boulevards ringing the old town of Saint Rémy de Provence. If you like markets, crowds, and an active experience, Wednesday is a great day to visit. Cafés and restaurants tend to be crowded around lunch time, but the atmosphere is good. There's a smaller market on Saturdays, with food only. The countryside around the town is ideal for pleasant walks, with its many paths and trails bordered by olive and cypress trees. The road between St. Rémy and the autoroute (at Cavaillon, 17 km to the east) is a scenic drive out of the past: the road is lined by plane trees that are lovely and give beautiful shade during the summer. The GR6 (Grande Randonnée) goes through St. Rémy. To the west, the GR6 climbs up the centre of the Alpilles to Baux-de-Provence, then follows the ridge to the end, and continues on northwest to Tarascon and Pont du Gard. St. Rémy to Baux-de-Provence via the GR6 is 7-8 km, starting at 60 m altitude, climbing to 313 m at the Tour de Guet, dropping to 160 m, then up to 218 m at Baux. It's probably about 3 hours each way, making it a good day hike out and back. The hills are thickly forested, wild and beautiful. To the east, the GR6 also climbs up to the top of the Alpilles, then goes east past Eygalières and Eyguières, crossing the autoroute north of Salon-de-Provence.

Weekly rates and Extra Charges

Prices

rental period weekly rate
02 Mar 2024 05 Apr 2024 £2,868
06 Apr 2024 24 May 2024 £3,841
25 May 2024 21 Jun 2024 £4,404
22 Jun 2024 13 Sep 2024 £5,531
14 Sep 2024 04 Oct 2024 £4,404
05 Oct 2024 01 Nov 2024 £3,841
02 Nov 2024 13 Dec 2024 £2,868
14 Dec 2024 27 Dec 2024 £4,558
30 Dec 2024 27 Feb 2025 £3,073
01 Mar 2025 04 Apr 2025 £2,868
05 Apr 2025 23 May 2025 £3,841
24 May 2025 20 Jun 2025 £4,404
21 Jun 2025 12 Sep 2025 £5,531
13 Sep 2025 03 Oct 2025 £4,404
04 Oct 2025 31 Oct 2025 £3,841
01 Nov 2025 12 Dec 2025 £2,868
13 Dec 2025 26 Dec 2025 £4,558
Arrival after 4pm, Departure by 10am. Times may be flexible out of high season.

Extras

Item Cost Per Optional/ Mandatory Payment Due
Tourist Tax £2 Per Person Per Day Mandatory With Balance

Fees and conditions

  • Security Deposit: £854
  • 8 Hours per week of cleaning included.
  • Tourist tax extra.
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Further Information

Outdoor Facilities:
Charcoal Barbecue, Garden, Parasols, Sunloungers, Terrace, Terrace Furniture, Private Parking

Additional Features:
BBQ, Chef (additional rate), Childcare (additional rate), Laundry Room, Property Manager, Weekly Linen Change

Swimming Pool:
15 x 3 m Swimming Pool, Alarm, Complies with Safety Standards, Exclusive Private Use

Cleaning:
8 Hour[s] per week of cleaning

Parking spaces:
Off-road parking, 2 Parking spaces

Kitchen Facilities:
4 Ring Stove, Dish Washer, Fridge/Freezer, Microwave, Oven/Hob

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