About This Villa

This 18th century shepherd’s dwelling has been transformed into a home steeped in beauty, luxury and comfort which makes the most of is truly extraordinary views. Smaller windows once designed to keep out winter cold have been replaced with vast expanses of glass doors and windows through which the rugged Alpilles are showcased.

Immediately around the villa and heated pool are beautifully designed terraces, precisely planted beds and clipped lawns behind which a gentle, fragrant lavender field leads the eye towards the remainder of the spacious grounds. The wild, stark buttresses of the mountains contrast superbly with the more managed verdure of the foreground.

Open the huge view-framing doors and lie back in the indoor heated pool after a quick ride on the fitness bike or sit just anywhere in the living area to be overwhelmed by the location. Furnishings are simple and tasteful to avoid distracting the gaze, with the occasional quirky piece of statement art or furniture to please the eye.

This is the holiday home of your dreams – what’s more, it’s situated a few minutes’ drive away from St-Rémy-de-Provence where Van Gogh painted Starry Night and resident artists now sell their work in little galleries and markets. This chic and cosmopolitan town is also famous for its many eating places from bistros to Michelin starred restaurants while food lovers will also enjoy the famous Wednesday morning market.

You are spoilt for choice in this wonderful area of vineyards and picturesque villages in Les Alpilles Natural Park and beyond. Don’t miss nearby Les Baux-de-Provence, one of France’s acclaimed ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ a medieval delight balanced on a rocky outcrop with a golf course below. The whole area is perfect for outdoor activities with climbing, riding, walking, canoeing or even gliding and hot air ballooning.

Visit the city of Avignon with its winding medieval streets and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Pope’s Palace and Saint Benezet Bridge. The Luberon mountain ranges and villages are another great place to explore or head towards the historic city of Arles, well known for its fascinating Roman remains and being a gateway to the wild wonders of La Camargue with its beaches, lagoons, rice fields and pink flamingos.

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