SOLD OUT JUNE 08 Luxury Provence Leaseback Villas D1226
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Full Description: A luxury development of properties of varying sizes, but due to the huge demand for this residence, with availability now down to just two one-bedroom apartments (plus one under option).
Overview
Indoor and outdoor pools, spa, hammam, children's play areas, gastronomic restaurant, cocktail bar, garden maintenance, housekeeping, meeting rooms, home delivery service. Top quality fixtures and fittings in the properties, including LCD televisions, DVD player, wifi internet access, air-conditioning, washer/dryer. Properties built and decorated in the style of the region with stone window surrounds, terra cotta tiled floors, traditional Provençal wall rendering and wrought ironwork.
Yield - 4.5%
Initial lease term - 11 years (renewable subsequently for 3, 6 or 9 years)
Strong points: Security and maintenance of your property, hotel services, personal occupation discount options (hence allowing the same annual yield to be maintained) and members card giving privileged rates to all owners in all other residences managed by the same luxury holiday company.
Plus the developers will give a written confirmation of no penalty to pay to opt out of the lease at the end of the first term. Or you can renew with a Light Leaseback option in which case you get more use and do not have to pay back any portion of the VAT.
Personal Use
High season - 25% discount on brochure price in your own property or 20% in a bigger property or a property on another site
Mid-season - 35% and 30% (as above)
Low season - 50% and 40% (as above)
The cost of your stay will be deducted from your rental income, which makes arranging your holidays all the easier. They will send you a form to fill in at the end of the year asking for the dates of required use in the next year.
Description
Only a few minutes away from the centre of town, the Oustau de Sorgue Resort & Spa pays tribute to Provence's easy-going lifestyle in a domain protected by surrounding walls and planted with cypress and olive placid trees.
A haven of charm
Seventy-three village houses flanking peaceful pedestrian alleys are set within the confines of seven recreated Provençal bastides. Originally with a choice of either one, two or three bedrooms, each house has a small landscaped garden with a furnished patio. Only the very best materials have been used in their construction creating the special atmosphere typical of a small Provençal village: traditional curved tiles with a 'Genoese' triple tile frieze, windows with stone surrounds and wooden shutters painted in the colours of Provence, walls with glistening render or drystone, etc.
Elegant interiors, in which the lightly glossed country-style furniture blends perfectly with the wrought iron and the terracotta floors, create an overall feeling of tranquillity completed by top quality equipment: air-conditioning, television with LCD screen, DVD player, wireless internet access, vitroceramic hotplates, dishwasher, washing machine with dryer, towel dryer.
An impressive range of services
Conceived for the pleasure of the entire family, the resort offers a spa with
a heated indoor pool overlooking a garden plus a Spa area, hammam,
sauna, massage and fitness areas. Facilities also include an outdoor
aquatics pool with chutes and paddling pool, children's play areas, a
reception office, three meeting rooms, and a lounge and cocktail bar. The
resort's unpretentious but charmingly attractive restaurant offers a varying
menu inspired by the cuisine of Provence and Camargue, served either in
the dining room or on the terrace.
And the discreet and highly attentive staff is always on hand to tend to
your every need: reception, garden maintenance, housekeeping and
home delivery services...
Full Description: SOLD OUT JUNE 08
A luxury development of properties of varying sizes, but due to the huge demand for this residence, with availability now down to just two one-bedroom apartments (plus one under option).
Overview
Indoor and outdoor pools, spa, hammam, children's play areas, gastronomic restaurant, cocktail bar, garden maintenance, housekeeping, meeting rooms, home delivery service. Top quality fixtures and fittings in the properties, including LCD televisions, DVD player, wifi internet access, air-conditioning, washer/dryer. Properties built and decorated in the style of the region with stone window surrounds, terra cotta tiled floors, traditional Provençal wall rendering and wrought ironwork.
Yield - 4.5%
Initial lease term - 11 years (renewable subsequently for 3, 6 or 9 years)
Strong points: Security and maintenance of your property, hotel services, personal occupation discount options (hence allowing the same annual yield to be maintained) and members card giving privileged rates to all owners in all other residences managed by the same luxury holiday company.
Plus the developers will give a written confirmation of no penalty to pay to opt out of the lease at the end of the first term. Or you can renew with a Light Leaseback option in which case you get more use and do not have to pay back any portion of the VAT.
Personal Use
High season - 25% discount on brochure price in your own property or 20% in a bigger property or a property on another site
Mid-season - 35% and 30% (as above)
Low season - 50% and 40% (as above)
The cost of your stay will be deducted from your rental income, which makes arranging your holidays all the easier. They will send you a form to fill in at the end of the year asking for the dates of required use in the next year.
Description
Only a few minutes away from the centre of town, the Oustau de Sorgue Resort & Spa pays tribute to Provence's easy-going lifestyle in a domain protected by surrounding walls and planted with cypress and olive placid trees.
A haven of charm
Seventy-three village houses flanking peaceful pedestrian alleys are set within the confines of seven recreated Provençal bastides. Originally with a choice of either one, two or three bedrooms, each house has a small landscaped garden with a furnished patio. Only the very best materials have been used in their construction creating the special atmosphere typical of a small Provençal village: traditional curved tiles with a 'Genoese' triple tile frieze, windows with stone surrounds and wooden shutters painted in the colours of Provence, walls with glistening render or drystone, etc.
Elegant interiors, in which the lightly glossed country-style furniture blends perfectly with the wrought iron and the terracotta floors, create an overall feeling of tranquillity completed by top quality equipment: air-conditioning, television with LCD screen, DVD player, wireless internet access, vitroceramic hotplates, dishwasher, washing machine with dryer, towel dryer.
An impressive range of services
Conceived for the pleasure of the entire family, the resort offers a spa with
a heated indoor pool overlooking a garden plus a Spa area, hammam,
sauna, massage and fitness areas. Facilities also include an outdoor
aquatics pool with chutes and paddling pool, children's play areas, a
reception office, three meeting rooms, and a lounge and cocktail bar. The
resort's unpretentious but charmingly attractive restaurant offers a varying
menu inspired by the cuisine of Provence and Camargue, served either in
the dining room or on the terrace.
And the discreet and highly attentive staff is always on hand to tend to
your every need: reception, garden maintenance, housekeeping and
home delivery services…
Location: Along the water's edge...
Situated at the gateway to the Lubéron, L'Isle sur la Sorgue is known as the 'Venise Comtadine' (so named as it was part of the independent Papal enclave that lingered on after the Avignon papacy in the 14th century). L'Isle sur la Sorgue is a serene and typically Provençal town interlaced by the
bubbling waters of the River Sorgue. Ideal for fishing, canoing, rafting and walks along its canals, the Sorgue winds its way through Vaucluse, an outstanding setting for outdoor activities. A paradise for antique hunters...
Having gained a reputation as one of the world's leading antiques centres, L'Isle sur la Sorgue is an ideal spot for anyone seeking antiques or artworks, its bric-a-brac markets extremely popular among bargain hunters. Festivals, exhibitions, theatre and all types of quality entertainment can be enjoyed all year round in this highly interesting, beautiful and busting area.
Travel
30 mins from Avignon
1 hour from Marseille (Ryanair and British Airways)
1 hour from Nimes (Ryanair)
1.5 hours from Toulon (Ryanair)
2.5 hours from Nice (British Airways and bmi baby)
Location: Along the water's edge…
Situated at the gateway to the Lubéron, L'Isle sur la Sorgue is known as the 'Venise Comtadine' (so named as it was part of the independent Papal enclave that lingered on after the Avignon papacy in the 14th century). L'Isle sur la Sorgue is a serene and typically Provençal town interlaced by the
bubbling waters of the River Sorgue. Ideal for fishing, canoing, rafting and walks along its canals, the Sorgue winds its way through Vaucluse, an outstanding setting for outdoor activities. A paradise for antique hunters…
Having gained a reputation as one of the world's leading antiques centres, L'Isle sur la Sorgue is an ideal spot for anyone seeking antiques or artworks, its bric-a-brac markets extremely popular among bargain hunters. Festivals, exhibitions, theatre and all types of quality entertainment can be enjoyed all year round in this highly interesting, beautiful and busting area.
Travel
30 mins from Avignon
1 hour from Marseille (Ryanair and British Airways)
1 hour from Nimes (Ryanair)
1.5 hours from Toulon (Ryanair)
2.5 hours from Nice (British Airways and bmi baby)
Short Description: SOLD OUT JUNE 08
Short Description: Just two luxury one-bed apartments left in this beautiful residence for 282,256E inc VAT (236,000E exc VAT). 44.5m², terrace 15m², porch 4.5m². High quality features, LCD TV, wifi internet access, indoor and outdoor pool, spa, hammam, gastro restaurant, 4.5% yield plus personal use discount and penalty-free lease opt out.
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Full Description: A luxury development of properties of varying sizes, but due to the huge demand for this residence, with availability now down to just two one-bedroom apartments (plus one under option).
Overview
Indoor and outdoor pools, spa, hammam, children's play areas, gastronomic restaurant, cocktail bar, garden maintenance, housekeeping, meeting rooms, home delivery service. Top quality fixtures and fittings in the properties, including LCD televisions, DVD player, wifi internet access, air-conditioning, washer/dryer. Properties built and decorated in the style of the region with stone window surrounds, terra cotta tiled floors, traditional Provençal wall rendering and wrought ironwork.
Yield - 4.5%
Initial lease term - 11 years (renewable subsequently for 3, 6 or 9 years)
Strong points: Security and maintenance of your property, hotel services, personal occupation discount options (hence allowing the same annual yield to be maintained) and members card giving privileged rates to all owners in all other residences managed by the same luxury holiday company.
Plus the developers will give a written confirmation of no penalty to pay to opt out of the lease at the end of the first term. Or you can renew with a Light Leaseback option in which case you get more use and do not have to pay back any portion of the VAT.
Personal Use
High season - 25% discount on brochure price in your own property or 20% in a bigger property or a property on another site
Mid-season - 35% and 30% (as above)
Low season - 50% and 40% (as above)
The cost of your stay will be deducted from your rental income, which makes arranging your holidays all the easier. They will send you a form to fill in at the end of the year asking for the dates of required use in the next year.
Description
Only a few minutes away from the centre of town, the Oustau de Sorgue Resort & Spa pays tribute to Provence's easy-going lifestyle in a domain protected by surrounding walls and planted with cypress and olive placid trees.
A haven of charm
Seventy-three village houses flanking peaceful pedestrian alleys are set within the confines of seven recreated Provençal bastides. Originally with a choice of either one, two or three bedrooms, each house has a small landscaped garden with a furnished patio. Only the very best materials have been used in their construction creating the special atmosphere typical of a small Provençal village: traditional curved tiles with a 'Genoese' triple tile frieze, windows with stone surrounds and wooden shutters painted in the colours of Provence, walls with glistening render or drystone, etc.
Elegant interiors, in which the lightly glossed country-style furniture blends perfectly with the wrought iron and the terracotta floors, create an overall feeling of tranquillity completed by top quality equipment: air-conditioning, television with LCD screen, DVD player, wireless internet access, vitroceramic hotplates, dishwasher, washing machine with dryer, towel dryer.
An impressive range of services
Conceived for the pleasure of the entire family, the resort offers a spa with
a heated indoor pool overlooking a garden plus a Spa area, hammam,
sauna, massage and fitness areas. Facilities also include an outdoor
aquatics pool with chutes and paddling pool, children's play areas, a
reception office, three meeting rooms, and a lounge and cocktail bar. The
resort's unpretentious but charmingly attractive restaurant offers a varying
menu inspired by the cuisine of Provence and Camargue, served either in
the dining room or on the terrace.
And the discreet and highly attentive staff is always on hand to tend to
your every need: reception, garden maintenance, housekeeping and
home delivery services...
Full Description: SOLD OUT JUNE 08
A luxury development of properties of varying sizes, but due to the huge demand for this residence, with availability now down to just two one-bedroom apartments (plus one under option).
Overview
Indoor and outdoor pools, spa, hammam, children's play areas, gastronomic restaurant, cocktail bar, garden maintenance, housekeeping, meeting rooms, home delivery service. Top quality fixtures and fittings in the properties, including LCD televisions, DVD player, wifi internet access, air-conditioning, washer/dryer. Properties built and decorated in the style of the region with stone window surrounds, terra cotta tiled floors, traditional Provençal wall rendering and wrought ironwork.
Yield - 4.5%
Initial lease term - 11 years (renewable subsequently for 3, 6 or 9 years)
Strong points: Security and maintenance of your property, hotel services, personal occupation discount options (hence allowing the same annual yield to be maintained) and members card giving privileged rates to all owners in all other residences managed by the same luxury holiday company.
Plus the developers will give a written confirmation of no penalty to pay to opt out of the lease at the end of the first term. Or you can renew with a Light Leaseback option in which case you get more use and do not have to pay back any portion of the VAT.
Personal Use
High season - 25% discount on brochure price in your own property or 20% in a bigger property or a property on another site
Mid-season - 35% and 30% (as above)
Low season - 50% and 40% (as above)
The cost of your stay will be deducted from your rental income, which makes arranging your holidays all the easier. They will send you a form to fill in at the end of the year asking for the dates of required use in the next year.
Description
Only a few minutes away from the centre of town, the Oustau de Sorgue Resort & Spa pays tribute to Provence's easy-going lifestyle in a domain protected by surrounding walls and planted with cypress and olive placid trees.
A haven of charm
Seventy-three village houses flanking peaceful pedestrian alleys are set within the confines of seven recreated Provençal bastides. Originally with a choice of either one, two or three bedrooms, each house has a small landscaped garden with a furnished patio. Only the very best materials have been used in their construction creating the special atmosphere typical of a small Provençal village: traditional curved tiles with a 'Genoese' triple tile frieze, windows with stone surrounds and wooden shutters painted in the colours of Provence, walls with glistening render or drystone, etc.
Elegant interiors, in which the lightly glossed country-style furniture blends perfectly with the wrought iron and the terracotta floors, create an overall feeling of tranquillity completed by top quality equipment: air-conditioning, television with LCD screen, DVD player, wireless internet access, vitroceramic hotplates, dishwasher, washing machine with dryer, towel dryer.
An impressive range of services
Conceived for the pleasure of the entire family, the resort offers a spa with
a heated indoor pool overlooking a garden plus a Spa area, hammam,
sauna, massage and fitness areas. Facilities also include an outdoor
aquatics pool with chutes and paddling pool, children's play areas, a
reception office, three meeting rooms, and a lounge and cocktail bar. The
resort's unpretentious but charmingly attractive restaurant offers a varying
menu inspired by the cuisine of Provence and Camargue, served either in
the dining room or on the terrace.
And the discreet and highly attentive staff is always on hand to tend to
your every need: reception, garden maintenance, housekeeping and
home delivery services…
Location: Along the water's edge...
Situated at the gateway to the Lubéron, L'Isle sur la Sorgue is known as the 'Venise Comtadine' (so named as it was part of the independent Papal enclave that lingered on after the Avignon papacy in the 14th century). L'Isle sur la Sorgue is a serene and typically Provençal town interlaced by the
bubbling waters of the River Sorgue. Ideal for fishing, canoing, rafting and walks along its canals, the Sorgue winds its way through Vaucluse, an outstanding setting for outdoor activities. A paradise for antique hunters...
Having gained a reputation as one of the world's leading antiques centres, L'Isle sur la Sorgue is an ideal spot for anyone seeking antiques or artworks, its bric-a-brac markets extremely popular among bargain hunters. Festivals, exhibitions, theatre and all types of quality entertainment can be enjoyed all year round in this highly interesting, beautiful and busting area.
Travel
30 mins from Avignon
1 hour from Marseille (Ryanair and British Airways)
1 hour from Nimes (Ryanair)
1.5 hours from Toulon (Ryanair)
2.5 hours from Nice (British Airways and bmi baby)
Location: Along the water's edge…
Situated at the gateway to the Lubéron, L'Isle sur la Sorgue is known as the 'Venise Comtadine' (so named as it was part of the independent Papal enclave that lingered on after the Avignon papacy in the 14th century). L'Isle sur la Sorgue is a serene and typically Provençal town interlaced by the
bubbling waters of the River Sorgue. Ideal for fishing, canoing, rafting and walks along its canals, the Sorgue winds its way through Vaucluse, an outstanding setting for outdoor activities. A paradise for antique hunters…
Having gained a reputation as one of the world's leading antiques centres, L'Isle sur la Sorgue is an ideal spot for anyone seeking antiques or artworks, its bric-a-brac markets extremely popular among bargain hunters. Festivals, exhibitions, theatre and all types of quality entertainment can be enjoyed all year round in this highly interesting, beautiful and busting area.
Travel
30 mins from Avignon
1 hour from Marseille (Ryanair and British Airways)
1 hour from Nimes (Ryanair)
1.5 hours from Toulon (Ryanair)
2.5 hours from Nice (British Airways and bmi baby)
Short Description: SOLD OUT JUNE 08
Short Description: Just two luxury one-bed apartments left in this beautiful residence for 282,256E inc VAT (236,000E exc VAT). 44.5m², terrace 15m², porch 4.5m². High quality features, LCD TV, wifi internet access, indoor and outdoor pool, spa, hammam, gastro restaurant, 4.5% yield plus personal use discount and penalty-free lease opt out.
Listed by Jane Hughes
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