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Une ancienne ferme en pierre avec une cour et un vignoble dans un premier siècle-ville romaine

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Maison • 10 personne(s) • 5 chambres • 5 lits

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Jerome R. Google

The property is an easy drive from Avignon where we had picked up our rental car. It's a wonderfully large parcel of land that is extremely private but located just a couple of blocks away from the center of town. The house itself offers lots of space so you can always find a quiet place to read. or you can join your family for a swim in the beautiful pool set alongside the vineyard. I couldn't imagine a more idyllic setting in a town that offers so much to do - culturally and historically.

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Jayanthi A. Google

We had a wonderful holiday in this property to spend my daughter’s 18th birthday! It was a smooth booking process and the owners were very kind to accommodate our request. The location is stunning and very close to the shops and restaurants. It was very hot thae week we were there so would have loved to have AC but there were table fans around to use. Very helpful suggestions for sightseeing too! The vet was also very close by so we could get our dog’s formalities also sorted easily before our travel back. Would love to come back!

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mike b. Google

Three, widely traveled, couples just spent a week in Mas des Arcs and Vaison La Romaine. We were very impressed and found the town, region and home even better than advertised. As advertised, Mas des Arcs is right across the street from a Roman Amphitheater. What we didn't understand is that is just part of a large complex including a museum. Well worth exploring. There are also Roman ruins at the top of the town. Mas des Arcs is also perfectly located to explore Viason La Romaine on foot. We didn't think their on-line tourism information did the town justice. We found the town to be the perfect combination of a working village; along with just enough tourism. Not much English spoken here; which added to the authenticity. The small towns nearby were also delightful. Phyllis left us detailed recommendations on places to eat. We followed several and found them her observations to be spot-on. We spent one day at Mount Ventoux. Two of us hiked up while the remainder visited an Inn and Sheep Farm. We all concluded with a fabulous lunch. Another day, we drove to a Chateauneuf du Pape winery. We found Nymes and Vaison market days to be very good. Our favorite dinner of the week was probably at La Fontaine, halfway up the hill in old town Vaison. The grounds of the house were very nice with its own vineyard. The owner, Phyllis, was easy to work with. Overall, a great trip and I highly recommend anyone considering that area to consider this house and town.

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mike b. Google

Three, widely traveled, couples just spent a week in Mas des Arcs and Vaison La Romaine. We were very impressed and found the town, region and home even better than advertised. As advertised, Mas des Arcs is right across the street from a Roman Amphitheater. What we didn't understand is that is just part of a large complex including a museum. Well worth exploring. There are also Roman ruins at the top of the town. Mas des Arcs is also perfectly located to explore Viason La Romaine on foot. We didn't think their on-line tourism information did the town justice. We found the town to be the perfect combination of a working village; along with just enough tourism. Not much English spoken here; which added to the authenticity. The small towns nearby were also delightful. Phyllis left us detailed recommendations on places to eat. We followed several and found them her observations to be spot-on. We spent one day at Mount Ventoux. Two of us hiked up while the remainder visited an Inn and Sheep Farm. We all concluded with a fabulous lunch. Another day, we drove to a Chateauneuf du Pape winery. We found Nymes and Vaison market days to be very good. Our favorite dinner of the week was probably at La Fontaine, halfway up the hill in old town Vaison. The grounds of the house were very nice with its own vineyard. The owner, Phyllis, was easy to work with. Overall, a great trip and I highly recommend anyone considering that area to consider this house and town.

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David O. Google

We had a marvelous time. The house is lovely, and perfectly situated within walking distance to town, yet surrounded by vineyards. I couldn''t recommend this house more. We will definitely be back!

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Cynthia J. Google

Mas des Arcs was exactly as advertised and as the photographs showed: spacious, comfortable, well-equipped, and across the street from a Roman theater. Its location was superb: the town of Vaison, with its Roman ruins and its Medieval section accessible by crossing a 2000 year old Roman bridge, was an easy 5-7 minute walk away. The town is centrally located amidst an abundance of beautiful wine villages and medieval hill towns, hugging the face of large hills. Day trips to places like Orange, Arles, and Avignon are entirely possible and recommended. There are excellent restaurants within the town and in nearby towns, but it is hard to resist the lure of cooking the excellent food products, so readily available, in the well-equipped kitchen. The grounds have a small swimming pool and vineyard and are well-maintained, just in case one would like to "stay home" for a day. But with so much to see and do, that won't be likely. We recommend this property and hope to return to Vaison ourselves..

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Preeti K. Google

We have come here several times for the same reasons: great location, nice size, wonderfully decorated and supplied, privacy and easy parking. While it can occasionally be noisy due to the amphitheatre across the street, that is also a part of the charm! Very near the heart of Vaison so easy to walk into town while being on the outskirts. A wonderful holiday home- highly recommend it!

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Melody M. Google

My husband and I travel quite a bit and I think the Mas is my all-time favorite destination. It's every bit as beautiful as in the photos and couldn't be any more inviting inside. It's pretty much exactly how I'd want a house in Provence. My favorite activity was sitting on the sun porch drinking the house wine while looking at the vineyard to the front of me and the Roman theater to the left. It's proximity to town is perfect and you can pretty much get away without even needing a car. We bought chicken in town and I made dinner with rosemary, thyme and bay leaves I collected on the property. I can't think of a thing I'd change. Phyllis and Hendon are so thoughtful in every aspect of their home - it's clean, accommodating, contains everything you'd want or need and I can't thank them enough for sharing this gem. Vaison is wonderful. It's small and quiet but with enough to see and do that you don't really even need to leave town. We walked to the neighboring town of Crestet one day which was fabulous and really enjoyed all the Roman ruins. I can't wait to visit again! Melody