Villa Fr5267

You will love lounging by the pool under the elegant parasols on the sun loungers, before enjoying a shaded lunch on one of the terraces.
Inside, the homely atmosphere is created by the simple furnishings, whilst it retains the elegance of the white stone staircase and mezzanine over the living area.
There is so much to do in this lovely region, with its lovely vineyards and icyllic villages.
This elegant 18th century farmhouse is close to one of Provence’s most idyllic villages.
The four bedrooms are complemented by a private pool and glorious gardens, making this an ideal property for friends or families wishing to discover the wonders of southern France.
St-Remy is close by, perfect for art lovers due to it being popular with Vincent Van Gogh.
The Route des Artistes takes place on selected Sundays in the summer, where you can explore local artists showing off their work.
There are also many restaurants for you to try in this town, whether you are looking for down to earth bistros of Michelin starred restaurants.

Villa Interiors (265m2)
Ground Floor
- Open-plan living room with fireplace and access to terraces
- Open-plan dining area
- Separate kitchen with access to terrace, well equipped with eating area, electric oven, induction hobs, microwave oven, fridge-freezer and dishwasher
- Access to cellar/Utility room
- Bedroom 1 with canopied double bed (160cm), dressing area, shower room and WC. Opens to garden area.
- Bedroom 2 with two single beds (80cm each, or can be made into a double) and separate WC
- Bedroom 3 with two single beds (80cm each, or can be made into a double)
- Bedroom 4 with double bed (160cm) and cot
- Bathroom
- Shower room
- WC and wash basin
First Floor (via open-sided stone stairs)
- Mezzanine gallery overlooking the living room
Outside Grounds (7500m2, enclosed)
- Heated swimming pool (12mx5m, depth: 0.7m to 1.4m) secured by safety alarm
- Pool house with al-fresco dining area
- Terraces, open and shaded
- Two sets of dining tables and chairs on both terraces, deckchairs, sun loungers and parasols
- Weber gas BBQ
- Teak sun terrace adjacent to olive grove
- 5 available bikes
- Table tennis table
- Electric automatic gate
- Uncovered parking within grounds
Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- Reversible air conditioning
- Fans
- Alarm
- TV
- DVD Player
- Hi-Fi
- 5 available bikes
- Table tennis table
- Washing machine and dryer
- Ironing equipment

You are within an extraordinary area of vineyards, idyllic villages, world-renowned towns, and summer sunflowers in Les Alpilles Natural Park and beyond. Eygalières is a short drive away, is one of the loveliest in the whole region and here you will find charming restaurants and maybe a house or two belonging to a couple of A-list celebrities!
The pretty village of Mollégès can easily be reached by a little road which winds through the countryside providing glimpses of orchards, avenues of cypress trees and swathes of wild flowers, always with the stunning backdrop of the hills.
Within easy reach is also the chic town of St-Rémy-de-Provence (10km), once the source of creativity for Van Gogh and now inspiring the resident artists who sell their work in local galleries. Gastronomers will enjoy the Michelin starred restaurants here as well as the Wednesday morning market.
You will love Les Baux-de-Provence (19km), one of France’s acclaimed ‘plus beaux villages’ a medieval jewel perfectly perched on a rocky outcrop. A few kilometres south from Les Baux is the charming village of Mausanne, set in the Vallée des Baux and well known for its excellent olive oil produced in its two remaining windmills, which you are able to sample.
Nearby Cavaillon, a city bridge between Les Alpilles and the Luberon, is ideal for relaxing in its terraced cafés, shopping and buying melons from the markets. Don’t forget to look at the most beautiful synagogue in Europe and the 12th century cathedral. In the centre is the verdant St Jacques’s Hill which can be climbed for magnificent views over the surrounding regions.
Having explored the local town and villages, travel northwards towards the river Rhône and the medieval city of Avignon with its two UNESCO world heritage sites, the Pope’s Palace and Saint Benezet Bridge. The weekend farmer’s, flower and flea markets sell good local produce as well as a bargain or two.
For more adventure head south west towards the historic city of Arles, well known for its fascinating Roman remains and gateway to the wonders of La Camargue with its beaches, lagoons, rice fields, galloping white horses and iconic pink flamingos. There are many family activities to be found here including horse riding, trekking, quad biking and jeep tours across this fascinating landscape.