"Picture this: You wake up at a cottage in Australia and open your window to soaring views of a lush valley dotted with lavender bushes (the smells!). This gem of a home in Pokolbin, situated in the heart of the Hunter Valley wine region, promises a refreshing change of scenery during Australia's spring (September to November). With vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a walk-in shower, there's ample space to spread out. Look out for the dogs, cattle, and horses that roam the property."
"Part of an 18th-century Provencal farmhouse, this dreamy stay is situated on the border of Provence and the Alps, an ideal resting place for bikers, hikers, or idlers (no shame). Sleeping up to six guests, the spacious cottage features two king-sized bedrooms, separated by a landing with a bunk bed. Pop into town (a five-minute walk away) to pick up groceries as you pass the villagers playing a game of petanque, then prepare a meal to enjoy at the grand outdoor dining table."
An Australian cottage in Pokolbin starts at $221 and provides one bedroom and one bath with garden views, a private patio, and an indoor fireplace. Vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows overlook a lush valley dotted with lavender, and a walk-in shower adds convenience. The property sits in the Hunter Valley wine region and is especially appealing during Australia's spring (September to November). Animals such as dogs, cattle, and horses roam the grounds. A Provencal farmhouse in Sisteron starts at $132, offers two bedrooms and 1.5 baths, and features an outdoor shower, private terrace, and bathtub. The Sisteron cottage, part of an 18th-century farmhouse on the Provence-Alps border, sleeps up to six with two king-sized bedrooms and a bunk-bed landing. The location suits bikers, hikers, and leisurely visitors, and a five-minute walk leads to town past locals playing petanque to an outdoor dining table for meals.
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