Located in the heart of Provence, between Camargue and Alpilles, this authentic Provencal farmhouse was built in the 17th century and has been divided into several charming and independent accommodations to choose from.

Discovered by a couple from Provence, the duo have restored the property with great care and an artistic flair. Owner and fine artist Anne, and her partner Matthew have renovated both the buildings and the gardens with a respect for the environment and a sustainable philosophy, using age-old techniques.

Comprised of almost five acres of Mediterranean park-like gardens, the historic property was once a working farm, and still maintains a few crops that are used to make seasonal homemade treats that are shared with guests.

The interiors remain as they have for centuries, with exposed beams, limestone walls, parquet floors and terracotta leaf screens, and are furnished with beautiful family heirlooms and brocant market finds that add to the historic beauty.
Each of the four independent apartments has private access and their own kitchens and all are equally comfortable, stylish, and welcoming.

The heritage gardens are beautifully maintained and invite you to discover peaceful spots for quiet reflection and a large pool for cooling off in summer. There are also many paths for walking or biking that can be accessed directly from the property.

A lovely and authentic slice of life in Provence to enjoy the region.


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World-famous Provence is full of natural, cultural and gastronomical treasures. Surrounded by fertile farmland and vast stretches of olive and lavender fields, its the quintessential and picturesque Provencal life.
Halfway between Avignon and Nimes, the 15th-century town of Tarascon, just outside of Alpilles National Park, is dominated by one of the most well-preserved medieval fortresses in France and backed by the massif of Montagnette.

Just east of the Rhone, the town doesn't see many tourists and is a quiet provincial town where the main shopping street with its stone arcades dates back to the middle ages and remains the center of old town life.

The region is well known for its superb gastronomy and several Michelin starred restaurants along with the more humble but always delicious country fare and local markets. Well known as the home to Van Gogh's most stunning imagery, his hometown of Arles just a thirty-minute drive.
The Alpilles Natural Regional Park and Lac du Peiroou, both with great trails, are within a half-hour.
The lovely hillside town of Les Baux de Provence features spectacular views and world class cafes or you can stroll the winding streets to explore the galleries and markets of St. Remy or the antique shops of L’isle sur La Sorgue. The Papal palaces in Avignon and the grand city of Aix en Provence are within an hour's drive, and the coastal towns of Cassis with its spectacular limestone cliffs and secluded beaches and bustling port town of Marseilles are just over an hour south.



LOCATION

Tarascon, Provence, France. Nearest Airport: Marseille Province Airport (85km)


BEST TIME TO VISIT: Spring through Fall