Stunning Winegrower's House on Bio Vineyard, Provence

VH200324 Stunning Winegrower's House on Bio Vineyard

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	Sleeps: 12-14	Price: € 1500-2900	Department: Provence	Airport: Marseille	Côtes de Provence

Le Domaine des Aspras is a family owned wine producing domaine in the heart of Provence. This lovely property was refurbished this year to provide very comfortable accomodation. It is ideally situated with no near neighbours but in easy reach of the village of Correns, 1 km away. Correns has been designated the first "organic-village" in France and all agricultural activity is done using organic methods. The wine produced at the domaine is classified in the top 10 of AOC Cotes de Provence. The English speaking family produce wine at the domaine and are available to organize tastings and provide more information about the wines of the area. The river, l'Argens is crosses the vinyard.

Accommodation

This lovely 6 bedroomed house has been recently refurbished. On the ground floor there is a large kitchen, two living rooms and a big dining room.

Upstairs there are 4 en-suite double bedrooms, 3 with showers and 1 with a shower and bath. All have wc. 2 of the double rooms have balconies overlooking the vineyard. There are 2 further twin rooms plus a bathroom and wc.

Outside a very large terrasse which goes all around the house is perfect for dining and provides wonderful views over the swimming pool and vineyard beyond. The pool remains warm until mid October and there is also a barbeque.

Activities

Wine tasting on site

Visits to the surrounding towns of Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, Nice - 1 hour's drive

Local markets

Tennis available in the Village 1km away

Abbaye du Thoronet 20 km away

Les Gorges du Verdon, a spectacular canyon that forms a border between the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence and the Var.

Rock Climbing at Vallon Sourn 4km away - beautiful but steep climb for experienced climbers.

Visit the Beaches of Ile de Porquerolles ( Provence) as recommended by Frommers
These beaches lie 15 minutes by ferry from the Giens peninsula east of Toulon. One of the Iles d'Hyères, Porquerolles is only 5 miles long and some 1 1/2 miles across and enjoys national-park status. Its beaches, along the northern coast facing the mainland, get 275 days of sunshine annually. There are several white-sand beaches; the best are Plage d'Argent, Plage de la Courtade, and Plage de Notre-Dame.