Overview



It is tastefully decorated and furnished, and boasts beautiful views not only of the Alpilles mountains but also of the ruined castle which dominates the landscape surrounding Les Baux.

The castle can be traced back to the 10th century. The local people finally destroyed it in 1632 to bring an end to the centuries of conflicts, revolts, sieges and wars of religion, which had taken, place there. Today, quaint artisan shops and restaurants line the tiny cobbled streets. A wider range of amenities can be found at Mausanne les Alpilles and at St-Remy-de-Provence, birthplace of Nostradamus, both of which are within easy reach of this Les Baux de Provence villa. 

 25 Minutes drive north from this Les Baux de Provence villa is the medieval Papal city of Avignon, now a UNESCO World Heritage site and site of the world' s biggest gothic palace. The city of Arles is just to the south with an impressive Roman arena, once holding 20,000 spectators. This is the gateway to the wetlands of the Camargue with its diverse wildlife ranging from pink flamingos to white horses and black fighting bulls.

Accommodations

Ground Floor

• Study, open fireplace, large arched doors onto pergola terrace
• Spacious living room, open fireplace, large arched doors onto garden with magnificent views across the estate to the historic ruins of Les Baux de Provence
• Large kitchen/dining room with door to pergola-covered terrace for outdoors dining
• 4 Bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms
• Steps down from hall to TV room (TV, DVD player, Video & CD) doors to front garden
• 2 Guest water closets

First Floor

• 2 Bedrooms
• Separate WC

Grounds

• Set in 750 acres of working vineyards with views of the Alpilles and the ruins of Les Baux de Provence
• Large areas of gently sloping lawn
• Pool - 12 m x 5.5 m salt-water swimming pool set away from the house with a pergola for shade
• Pergola-covered dining terrace, barbecue
• Boules pitch
• Ample parking