Beautiful and authentic village house with view in a magnificent site

We absolutely loved the week we spent at Katharine’s apartment! It was sparkling clean, had fantastic views, and was a nice cool sanctuary from the summer heat. It’s also clearly a personal country apartment lovingly cared for. Katharine was a responsive host and all went smoothly checking in and out. Be aware the entrance is up a short but very steep hill with a steep set of stairs right inside the door. We enjoyed eating our meals on the little balcony and would happily stay here again any day.

This delightful little apartment was absolutely perfect for our stay in the area. It has everything you need if you like to cook and eat in. It is compact and well organized. The little terrace was wonderful - a great spot to have morning coffee or appies and wine. Katherine was a great communicator. We had trouble finding the place as our GPS was wrong and the charming little village of Lacoste is not traversable by car. Katherine guided us through the steps to get to her place, perched on the side of the cliff atop which sits the castle once owned by the Marquis de Sade. All in all, a perfect stay. Highly recommended!

This apartment in Lacoste was an ideal base for exploring the Luberon villages and countryside. We had a car so we learned how to find parking in the village. We rented e-bikes in Bonnieux and rode all over the valley, not using the car for days. The apartment is up a steep cobblestone lane, then steep entry stairs, and steep internal stairs. But all this “up” provides spectacular views, especially from the little patio. Our host Katharine was responsive and helpful throughout the process. The kitchen had everything we needed and the bed and bath were fine. We would definitely stay there again!

Wonderful in village apartment in Lacoste. Easy access to the surrounding villages. Small quiet beautiful hill town. 2 cafes in town with small market. SCAD ( Savanah College of Art and Design) campus. Cobblestones small streets with great view of Bonnieux directly across the Cavalon valley

This is a personal property that is clearly being taken care of with much affection and attention to detail.

Katharine’s maison de village is located in the middle of one of the most beautiful villages in Southern France with stunning views of Bonnieux, another quaint medieval hilltop village, and the Luberon Mountains. It is a well-designed and nicely furnished home with the unique features of two very comfortable cave-like bedrooms built into the rock of the hillside and a terrace with fabulous views. My partner and I enjoyed five nights at the house which could easily accommodate two couples. We used it as our base to cycle around the Luberon Valley, which has routes for every level of cycling ability and many beautiful villages to explore. The house is also within an hour drive to Mt. Ventoux for epic climbs as well as Aix, Les Baux, St. Remy, and Avignon for visiting wonderful historic sites. We plan to return.

We had a wonderful 5 night stay in Lacoste and the communication with Katharine was fantastic. We felt very welcomed. The house had everything we needed and the bedroom kept cool, for what was a very hot July! We loved sitting on the terrace and the views were absolutely beautiful.

This is our second stay at La Figue, And it is still a lovely apartment with a magical view. Katherine checks in to make sure all is well, and it feels quite personal. We will come again.

Great location, amazing views. A delightful apartment; literally sleeping in a cave! Rosé on the terrace as the sunset is reflected on Bonnieux.

this is a wonderful house, built into the hillside in a 'perched village'. Fantastic views from the terrace and the living room, but with bedrooms like caves, carved out of the solid rock, cool and dark and conducive to a very good night's sleep. The house is well-equipped and comfortable and we loved it. It should be noted that it is reached by a very steep cobbled road with no vehicle access and then steep steps up to the door, with more up to the living quarters. The village is delightful but much of it is now occupied by the Savannah College of Art and Design. There is no shop but there is a bustling cafe. The castle is interesting and unusual and we were able to attend a concert in the church and one of the weekly film showings in the Temple. There is plenty to do in the area, and vines, lavender, orchards and olives all around!