From the honey-coloured stone walls to the truly spectacular views and refined interiors, Les Murets is the quintessential Provençal villa. A clever fusion of modern and traditional, it has five bedrooms and welcomes up to 11 guests in sublime surroundings. It sits in the heart of Luberon National Park, one of France's most important conservation areas, and every window provides a different and ever-more beautiful vista.

As soon as you drive up to Les Murets, you can feel yourself relaxing. This elegant French farmhouse is an authentic introduction to Provençal life. The interior is a clever blend of original features, such as the carved stone fireplace and exposed beams in the living room, with sophisticated furnishings and simple design statements. The dining room and kitchen are of the highest standard, with state-of-the-art appliances and plenty of space for dinner parties.

The bedrooms have a touch of opulence about them, with classic French mirrors adorning the walls, complemented by neutral tones and bespoke ensuite bathrooms. Four of the five bedrooms are located in the main villa and comprise a master bedroom with two single beds that can be converted into a king-size bed and two cosy queen-size bedrooms. The fourth bedroom is a single room suitable for a child or younger guest. The independent studio, known as ‘La Petit Maison’, is ideal for a family who prefer a little privacy. It has a tranquil bedroom with a queen-size bed and two single beds in a separate alcove.

The outdoor spaces at Les Murets are charming, with a well-established garden and various courtyards and terrace areas to enjoy. A large swimming pool is a perfect spot for a few early morning laps or relax on the covered terrace in the evening with a glass of wine and good company. Les Murets represents the best Provençal experience in truly stunning surroundings.

One of the most biodiverse areas of France, Luberon National Park is a bird-watcher and nature lover's paradise. You'll see rare birds of prey catching the warm thermals above the Massif, and in the evenings, 21 different species of bats flit in the dusk light. It's a place where you can go hiking and see hundreds of different wildflowers. You might even see the occasional fossilised bone on the ground, as this part of the country has rich fossil deposits dating back millions of years. After a day's adventures in the Great Outdoors, there are plenty of gourmet restaurants to choose from in the nearby area, serving tasty local dishes and excellent wines.