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Apartment
The streets of Lourmarin meander round, past fountains and
tight-packed houses, and you get the impression that they are circling around the impressive belfry (Castelas) at the highest point of the village. The belfry is built on the vestiges of the medieval moated castle that once defined Lourmarin.
Lourmarin has been an important staging post on the Marseille-Apt route since the XIth century. It is in the cleft that runs right through the Luberon mountain range, separating the Grand Luberon from the Petit Luberon, and marked by the course of the Aiguebrun river. The drive to Lourmarin is quite thrilling, winding through cliffs and forest, with a few hairpin bends thrown in.
The apartment is situated in a small complex in the heart of the village, with the longue window offering a view on the local square, whilst the bedroom has a beautiful view of the chateau.
The apartment is newly renovated and is the ideal breakaway, setting you within the midst of village activities.
The apartment offers 2 bedrooms, an open-plan lounge, bathroom and kitchen.
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