On the northern edge of the village, this is the kind of place that inspires serious life envy. It feels wonderfully secluded, with fragrant lavender-filled gardens overlooking the Luberon hills, and five rooms named after local villages and stuffed with rustic-chic features (thick walls, beams, tiles, fireplaces). But it’s the eye-popping 20m infinity pool that has the real wow factor.
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