Villa Fr5332

The original charm has been retained in both the house and gardens of this property.
The spacious living area features a stunning old fireplace, whilst a small ladder takes you up to the bibliotheque.
The carefully chosen paintings and objects give this home its beautiful feel.
By the front door you will find the hundred year old plane tree, ideal for relaxing under.
Cypresses and mature trees surround both the house and garden, with a tranquil corner home to a pool.
There are many famous restaurants found in St Remy, from simple bistros to Michelin stared establishments.
The Wednesday and Saturday morning markets are ideal for food lovers, where you can pick up olives, cheese and herbs.
Private tours and tastings of the vineyards can be easily arranged for the wine lovers in the groups.
Located close to the Les Alpilles Natural Park, there is so much to explore and enjoy.
Active guests can benefit from the chance to discover rock climbing, hiking, horse riding and mountain biking.
Camargue, Arles and Avignon are all within easy reach of this property, giving you so much to explore.

Villa Interiors 280m2
Main House
Ground Floor
- Large living room with TV, library and fireplace
- Kitchen and dining area well equipped with fridge, freezer, electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, butane gas plate
- Double bedroom (180cm bed) with shower room, WC and sink
- Cellar
- Separate WC
First Floor
- Double bedroom (two single beds 90cm)
- Double bedroom
- Double bedroom (180cm bed)
Bedrooms 2 and 3 each have an extra foam roll up bed suitable for children.
- Separate shower room with WC
- Separate washroom with WC
Outside Grounds 5000m2
- Private swimming pool (12m x 5m) with pool safety alarm
- Poolside terrace with sun loungers
- Pool house with summer kitchen, table, chairs, WC and shower
- Shaded outside terrace
- Boules pitch
- Private parking area
Facilities
- High Speed internet access
- Wi-Fi
- Cable TV
- DVD player
- Air Conditioning upstairs
- BBQ
- Washing machine and dryer
- Ironing facilities
- Vacuum cleaner
- Outside parking

This villa is situated in a quiet area very near St-Rémy de Provence in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of southern France and on a country road leading to Les Baux. Charming St-Rémy typifies the Provencal way of life and is famous for its many restaurants, from simple bistros on pretty narrow streets to Michelin starred establishments for that special evening out. Food lovers, look out for the Wednesday and Saturday morning markets with their olives, cheeses and herbs. Wine lovers can easily arrange private tours and tastings at the vineyards in the surrounding countryside.
The Alpilles museum offers fascinating information about the area and its heritage while Musée Estrine commemorates Vincent Van Gogh as well as showcasing other regional artists. The French astrologist and physician Nostradamus was born in St-Rémy in 1503 so look out for his birthplace in Rue Hoche. The local archaeological site of Glanum (1.5km) is well worth a visit. It was dug and rediscovered in 1921 exposing the great buildings that characterised the cities of Imperial Rome.
Take the zig zag forested road to Les Baux, a picturesque grey stoned medieval village in a spectacular position in the mountains, one of France’s acclaimed ‘plus beaux villages’. Stroll around its pretty squares and narrow cobbled streets then visit the medieval fortified castle which stands so grandly on a rocky outcrop. In a former quarry nearby the amazing multimedia shows of Carrières de Lumières can be found, projecting images of famous paintings set to music onto all the surfaces of the rock. The ground is also completely covered and becomes a huge carpet of colourful images.
Nearby Mausanne (11km) has more than 37,000 olive trees and is one of the most important olive oil producing areas in France – don’t miss sampling the oil which is some of the best in the country, produced by its two remaining windmills.
Eygalières (14km) in Les Alpilles Natural Park is one of the prettiest spots in Provence, a small hill-top village with winding lanes and stunning views, home to many celebrities seeking refuge from the paparazzi. The park itself provides plenty of opportunity for outdoor activities such as rock climbing with hiking, horse riding and mountain biking popular on the many marked trails. Nature lovers will enjoy its biodiversity and abundance of resident bird species.
Gordes (39km) is another beautiful village worth visiting, set in the Luberon region and surrounded by iconic lavender fields in the summer months. If you love the sight and smell of lavender a visit to Un Mas en Provence (31km) will delight the senses and explain how the relaxing scent is produced. For another sensory experience closer to home, call into the Musée des Aromes in St-Rémy (1.8km) which has a fine collection of perfume bottles and a scenting table to test your olfactory skills.
Don’t miss the lively city of Avignon (26km) during your stay. Explore its winding medieval streets, visit the two UNESCO world heritage sites, the Pope’s Palace and Saint Benezet Bridge. The covered market offers all sorts of delights or head to the weekend farmers, flower and flea markets for wonderful local produce and a bargain or two. For warm summer evenings of culture there is a theatre in Avignon and Opera lovers should book early for the July Festival in Aix en Provence (75m)
Arles (25km) is a fantastic city with a rich historical past and well known for its incredible architecture and fascinating Roman remains. The oval amphitheatre now hosts plays and concerts instead of gladiators and chariot races. Arles is also famous for being a source of inspiration for Van Gogh and he painted some of his most famous works in the city.