Take a look inside the luxury French farmhouse where the Obama family is currently vacationing that costs $62,000 per week

On Friday, the Obama family checked into Le Mas des Poiriers, a luxury vacation rental in the Provence region of France that costs approximately $62,274 (55,000 Euros) per week to rent, according to Midi Libre.
The lavish farmhouse is said to have been built during the 18th century, and currently covers 62 acres of land, according to the location’s website.
Visitors can stay in any of the property’s nine bedrooms, use the on-site tennis court, or lounge by its private pool.
The space is said to be entirely secluded, and visitors have access to private housekeepers and a culinary team comprised of chefs and waiters.
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As a former First Family, the Obamas can’t vacation as freely as average citizens.

Not only must they take safety concerns into consideration, but they also need to think about the privacy levels of all travel destinations they visit. However, there are plenty of locations around the world that offer both seclusion and protection.

On Friday, Midi Libre reported that the Obama family was expected to arrive in the commune of Villeneuve-lès-Avignon in the south of France for a weeklong vacation. While there, Michelle, Barack, and their two daughters Malia and Sasha are reportedly staying in Le Mas des Poiriers, a luxurious farmhouse that costs approximately $62,274 (55,000 Euros) per week to rent, according to Midi Libre.

The 18th-century estate crosses 62 acres of land and is full of luxurious amenities

Le Mas des Poiriers was built in the 18th century, according to its website, and covers 62 acres of land. The site is said to “offer true seclusion,” and is located in Provence, France, near the city of Avignon.

The exterior of the main building can be seen in the photo below, taken by photographer Jamie Beck of Ann Street Studio.

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Outside, the home is covered in lush gardens - as shown in the photo below, also taken by Beck - which are currently handled by Dominique Lafourcade, an "artist-landscape gardener," according to their website.

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The grounds are also home to pear orchards that produce six tons of fruit each year, according to the Le Mas Des Poiriers website.

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Inside the main house, which is said to measure 13,000 square feet, visitors can find seven different bedrooms, one of which is shown in the photo below, taken by photographer Nadia Meli.

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For even more privacy, the location also offers two bedrooms in an adjacent cottage, one of which was photographed by Meli.

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Arguably one of the home's best features is that visitors don't have to cook their own meals. According to the location's website, the house is "professionally staffed with a culinary team of two chefs and two waiters, as well as full-time housekeeping."

The home's kitchen is also filled with vintage paintings and rustic chandeliers, as shown in the photo below taken by Meli.

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And when not lounging indoors, travelers can also partake in Le Mas des Poiriers' private pool and on-site tennis court, as shown in the photo below, taken by director and cinematographer Bryan Rowland.

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To learn more about Le Mas des Poiriers, visit the location's website.

Representatives for Le Mas des Poiriers did not immediately reply to INSIDER's request for comment.