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Set on a stunning country estate in the heart of Barbentane, this 18th-century house features an array of charming original features and modern amenities that guarantee a luxurious stay filled with memories. Wander around the hectare of grounds, where you'll find an abundance of fauna and flora amidst the rosemary and thyme gardens. Unwind on the surrounding lawns surrounded by Provençal plants, or better still, take a seat on the terrace shaded by the ancient trees.

The interior of the house has been sensitively restored. Classic features, including wooden beams, an open hearth and ornate tiles are maintained whilst modern finishes complement its original charm. There are plenty of spaces dedicated to relaxation inside the home - a serene living room with plush sofas or a calm master suite opening out to a Juliette balcony. We highly doubt a rainy day here, however, the pianist of the group can soundtrack evenings in front of the crackling fire if a shower does show.

Leisurely afternoons are best spent in the pool or lounging on the south-facing terrace. Come evening time, gather around the Mediterranean-style dining room for a chef-cooked dinner with the region’s best ingredients. End the evening with a few games of boules as the sunset unfolds.

Located around fifteen minutes from the centre of Avignon, you'll be within a short drive of an array of national parks and picturesque streets lined with boulangeries and local restaurants.

Provence Montagnette

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Treat yourself to an absolutely unique stay at a home which traces its history all the way back to 1365 – originally a convent, this beautiful place is now converted into a comfortable and charming abode. 

Located on top of a hill, with sprawling views of the picturesque village of Barbentane and the surrounding Provencal countryside, arriving at the home you’ll immediately feel transported to another time. And while there is no shortage of period charm here, do not worry about missing the conveniences of modernity – the home manages to retain its historic character while also boasting a range of luxurious features. 

Step through the front door and let yourself be wowed by the old-school ambience, with stone walls, wooden beams supporting the ceiling, and a huge fireplace promising cosy warmth. We love the tasteful and lovingly selected furnishings and unique art pieces to be found in each room – it is clear the host loves this home and wants to share it with his guests. 

Get inspired by the bright country-style kitchen and create delicious French feasts, to be enjoyed by the whole party at the opulent dining table. After a restful night of sweet dreams, courtesy of the plush and comfy bedrooms, step out onto the terrace with a cup of freshly brewed coffee and admire the stunning vistas around you. 

There is also plenty to be enjoyed in the area: from the village of Barbentane on your doorstep and the lovely county trails to the historic city of Avignon with its Papal Palace just a five-minute drive away. 


Duel of Angels 

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Behind the shuttered windows of this pretty farmhouse lies a cosy French home, with original stone walls, traditional fireplaces and wooden beams. But you'll probably want to spend most of your time outside in the gardens, swinging under a tree in a hammock or lounging around the swimming pool. That's when you're not hanging out in the beautiful outdoor seating area, drinking or eating with friends and family, of course. If you do manage to leave the beautiful surroundings, Avignon is only a fifteen-minute drive away, with the historic city of Nîmes just a little bit further.

Life in Pink

This rustic-chic apartment, located in the centre of Avignon, packs in the Provençal charm by the bucketload. The floors are made up of vintage tiles and original wooden boards, both aged like fine wine. Look up, and you'll note the stunning exposed timber frame of the building. All this character and period charm is sparked into life by the occasional modern touch, with elegant mid-century-inspired furniture, bright pops of colour and a minimalist, modern kitchen. Avignon is a city with a village feel. Step out, and you're just a few hundred metres from the storied Les Halles market and the Place de l'Horloge. It's the cultural epicentre of Provence and attracts art lovers and history buffs alike. Pair its cultural cred with lush parks, riverside strolls, and plenty of streetside cafes, and you've got an irresistible combo for a city break.


Sur le Pont d'Avignon

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You may well feel like a lord in the halls of this eighteenth-century manor house, with its antique furniture and original fireplaces. But it's outside that you'll spend more of your time, eating fresh produce from the local market, dining on the terrace under the shade of the fig trees, playing a game of boules or lounging by the inviting pool. When you do manage to tear yourself away, the house is ideally located for visiting Les Alpilles National Park, Avignon and historic French villages, with vineyards and fields of sunflowers just waiting to be explored.

Under the Cypress Shade

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Within walking distance of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence's town centre, you'll discover restaurants, museums, and the region's grand market on your doorstep. Idyllic in every sense, the south-facing garden is perfect for sunbathing on the poolside terrace – although our favourite spot is the orangery, with its summer kitchen and light-filled living space. We love that multiple seating areas are spread across the main house, outdoor patio and a separate annexe, which is great for groups seeking to split off in their downtime. 

Reflections of Sunshine

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Historic charm abounds in this delightful home. It’s tucked away on a quiet lane right in the heart of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, mere moments from the Wednesday marketplace, museums, boutiques, and wine shops. The historic home boasts magnificent 14th-century features including limestone architecture, exposed timber beams, and antique furniture. It’s been stocked with modern amenities including a Nespresso machine and hotel-quality beds, and with local touches like olive-oil toiletries. Best of all, there’s a private roof terrace that offers sweeping panoramic views of Provence. 

The Presbytery

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Among the classic boulangeries, rolling vineyards and picture-pretty lavender fields of Provence, with views over the Rhone Valley, this quirky villa awaits.

As soon as you ascend the sweeping staircase that leads to the pea-green entrance, you'll know you're about to enter a home that's one-of-a-kind. This is the type of home that only gets better the further you venture inside, and the garden is where it really shines. 

Boasting a Roman-style, colanded swimming pool, you may start to wonder whether you're still in France. Most likely influenced Provence's Romanesque monuments and rich history, the circular pool not only gives this home the "wow" factor, but also provides a place to cool down and re-energise after a day out in the sun.

Speaking of days out, you won't have any problems trying to fill your time here. Located just 1.5km from the Medieval town of Beaucaire, take a walk along the colourful, tree-lined marina, explore the castle and treat your tastebuds to a traditional French meal in this historic spot. 

Round off a perfect day with a barbecue in the garden. A summer kitchen ensures you're kitted out for cooking alfresco feasts, whilst the roof terrace provides the perfect place to sip a glass of wine and take in the panoramic views of the valley.

Despite being so close to the centre of Provence, this home's high walls and hilltop location make for a peaceful atmosphere and a sense of seclusion, offering the best of both worlds if you're looking for some quiet time without having to miss out on the excitement of sightseeing.


Colosseum of Calm

Garden Escape is an old farmhouse that's been meticulously restored by the heritage-loving host. While plenty of period features remain, the interior is mostly furnished with high-end minimalist pieces that create a delightful hybrid atmosphere. Still, we don't expect you to be spending most of your time admiring the furniture — the outdoor parts of this home are far more exciting than the insides. From the alfresco spots and loungers scattered around the garden to the huge swimming pool that's perfect for  a morning swim, Garden Escape does its name justice. When you're ready to venture a little farther, the charming town of St-Remy where Van Gogh painted the famous 'Starry Night' is only a short walk away, but since you'll be staying in the heart of Provence, every road will take you to a beautiful market town. Bring back a nice bottle of wine and enjoy watching the sunset from the garden. Retreat to the breezy living room for a movie night, and prepare for another day of relaxation. 

Garden Escape

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Perfect for a large group, this home is made up of a renovated stonehouse with three annexes offering independent access – just the ticket for groups who still value some privacy. Four bedrooms can be found in the main house, two of which are on the ground floor with outdoor access which will suit those with limited mobility but they're best avoided for younger children. With an outdoor kitchen, pool house, a selection of sun-kissed terraces and of course, the private pool, outdoor living is a must – the Provençal sun is impossible to resist, after all.

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Just two kilometres from this Provençal villa is the town depicted in a Van Gogh’s Starry Night. If that’s not enough to sell you on the scenic beauty of the green Avignon landscape surrounding the home, we’re not sure what is. Spacious enough for a family or group of couples and friends, the home is open-plan to adhere to sociable and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Start the day in the orangery with a traditional French breakfast and lounge in the shade under parasols by the pool. Find a place to hide in the secluded gardens, or get out and about for a hike in the nearby natural park for a rare bird sighting. Say au revoir to the day under the stars on the terrace. 

Van Gogh's Orangery

Set amidst the French countryside, this gorgeous retreat offers the French countryside experience with an added touch of Mediterranean charm. You'll be blown away by the quaint, idyllic scenes found both inside and outside of this home. We particularly love the enormous, curved Orangerie style backdoor which paves the way to the magical garden setting featuring a shaded alfresco dining area, day beds and a crystal clear pool – divine for a refreshing dip during the height of summer in the south of France. Back inside, the stunning open-plan kitchen-living area ensures a sociable stay for the whole group to enjoy together. The kitchen in particular will excite guests who are fond of cooking as the large central island makes it perfect for group cooking sessions. Why not book for a private chef to come and give you French cooking lessons? You'll also find that the local area allows guests to experience French culture at its finest. Mornings are for market visits here, so head on down into the local village, just a three-minute walk away where you'll find a lady named Patricia who sells fresh fruit and vegetables every Monday and Wednesday morning in the central square, Place de la Fontaine. Better still, visit on a Saturday as this is the main market day for the villagers to stock up on fresh meat, fish, cheese, truffles, wine and flowers. It's safe to say that such a warm and friendly atmosphere is hard to come by in France, if you're not in a rural village like this one.

Maison Orangerie

Rustic French features combine with 70s-inspired living spaces to create a unique blend in the south of France. We love the outdoors here – under the gorgeous sun, you can enjoy cocktails by the pool or play lawn games with the kids. When mealtimes roll around, you can get as much or as little sun as you like with one alfresco area in the sun and the other shaded. Indoors, the super-king beds in each room mean everyone gets a great night's sleep, while the bathrooms on each of the three floors are an excellent convenience. 

Chez André

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A thirty-minute drive from the red rooftops of Avignon, this home allows you to explore the depths of the Provence countryside. In this wonderfully organic landscape, it’s hard to believe you’re just an hour from the metropolis of Marseille. So if lush, verdant scenery is more your thing, this home certainly won’t disappoint.

Jade, forest, emerald, lime, olive, mint – you can use every single word for green to describe the charming exterior of this home. From tall leafy trees, to flowerbeds, to shrubs that flow onto the stone paths, this garden is a botanical marvel set over a hectare. Of course there’s a private pool, but we prefer the shade of the terrace and the boules court. You’ll love having meals at one of many alfresco dining spots, especially when you can cook in the fresh air of the outdoor kitchen.

As the cicadas come out by night, head into the main house. Its wooden doors and shutters are green, naturally. Traditional, rustic decor harks back to this home’s days as a farmhouse, but antique furniture and gilded frames create a luxury edge. Someone will be sleeping in the annexe – but its indoor hot tub might sway opinions a bit.

Le Jardin Vert

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In keeping with its surroundings, this villa oozes the Provençal appeal – as the blend of classic French designs with modern furnishings creates a beautiful space to relax and unwind. With many different seating areas dotted around both the inside spaces and the garden, you needn't worry about packing a holiday read as the bookshelf is brimming with literature for you to discover. Head outside into the garden to soak up the south of France's sunny weather. Here you'll find table tennis on the lawn and a refreshing swimming pool to enjoy when the weather is particularly warm. 

Just a short stroll away from the centre of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, a town that inspired many of Van Gogh’s paintings, this charming home invites guests to immerse themselves in the local culture, history and culinary delights. With an abundance of quaint shops, charming cafes and admirable studios and galleries to explore, why not make your way around with the use of the bicycles provided by the host? We suggest heading to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence's old town on a Wednesday morning in particular as the farmer's market selling fresh and local fare presents an atmospheric and oh so French scene to leave inspired by. 


An Ode to Van Gogh

Set on a hectare of perfectly manicured gardens, this 18th-century farmhouse is a charming escape to the French countryside. Playing to its strengths, you'll find ample outdoor seating overlooking the rolling landscape, including our favourite space for alfresco meals – the vine-covered pergola. With a private studio at the bottom of the garden and another bedroom in an annexe, it makes the perfect destination for a family holiday where some guests crave a little more privacy. Come together around the ping pong table and petanque court or in the private swimming pool, and when you want to explore your surroundings, head to Saint Rémy de Provence in minutes. 

The Provence Rose

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Set on a stunning estate in the heart of Saint-Remy-de-Provence, this gorgeous home features an array of resort-like amenities that guarantee a luxurious experience filled with memories. Wander around the perfectly manicured gardens, where you'll find an abundance of fauna and flora amidst the impressive landscaping. Relax on the surrounding lawns in the sunshine, or find a shaded spot under one of the ancient trees. Better still, take a seat at the alfresco terrace, where you can hear the soothing trickle of the fountain nearby. The private pool features a shallow end, perfect for younger children to splash around in. 

There are plenty of spaces dedicated to relaxation inside the home, too, as, beyond the chic interiors, you'll find an artist’s studio which offers space for yoga, while the relaxation area features an infrared sauna and an Italian shower as well gym equipment. 

Come evening time, gather around the Mediterranean-style kitchen for group cooking sessions. When the weather is warm, open up the arched windows that lead out onto the terrace for barbecues in the sun. End the soirée with a movie night or competitive ping pong/ table ice hockey game, or why not curl up for a movie night in the home cinema room? 

Located around a kilometre away from the centre of Saint-Remy-de-Provence, you'll be within walking distance of an array of bakeries, fruit and vegetable shops, and cafes and restaurants to sample. The town is well-known for its extensive history that proves popular with artists; it was here that inspired the likes of Van Gogh after all. 


Field of Poppies

Tucked away behind the olive groves and cypress trees, this recently renovated house offers quiet and tranquillity with everything you need for a relaxing stay. Location-wise, you couldn't ask to be in a better spot if you're looking for a taste of Provence. The house is located in the Alpilles Regional Natural Park, just a short drive from the Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, providing you with surrounding natural beauty and a charming commune to explore. Back home, the private lap pool is a real highlight, while the outdoor dining areas and manicured gardens add something special to this private home. 

San Remo

A sprawling and chic home just a five-minute drive from the pretty town of Saint-Rémy, La Piscine is a true Provençal home with terracotta tiles, patterned outdoor brickwork and exposed wooden beams in the master bedroom that create a relaxed and rustic vibe. The pool is the stuff of dreams, as is the bedroom in the pool-facing annexe, and there are plenty more activities to keep you busy, including boules, table football and ping pong. We loved the covered terrace – pretty and practical, it promises al fresco dining all year round. 

La Piscine

If you're looking for a French villa with true character, Here Comes The Sun is a great option. With typical rustic features that include exposed brick and beam contrasting the modern features, this home is a great place to help you relax and enjoy the gorgeous surroundings. Wake up with a nice cup of coffee on the balcony, then pick up your local delivery of baked goods that can be brought right to your front door, then set up a little breakfast for the rest. If you're feeling rather adventurous, hike all the way to Pont du Gard or take the car if you want see as much as you can in a single day. When you're back, go for a relaxing swim in the pool and enjoy a nice glass of locally produced wine, then maybe visit the nearby town of Uzès and explore the local restaurants. The wider area is filled with stunning gold courses and plenty of activities, but there's absolutely no rule that says you can't just stay in your superbly cosy holiday residence and curl up with a good book. 

Here Comes The Sun

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The Lemon Garden is a delightful farmhouse conversion with huge gardens, meadows, and olive orchards. You'll be able to smell the lavender as soon as you arrive and we highly recommend a daily walk just to take in the natural beauty that surrounds your holiday residence. The Provençal character in this home is extremely powerful — think rustic furnishings, period features, and plenty of outdoor hangouts with natural shade where you can enjoy a glass of local wine. Since you'll be staying only three kilometres from St-Rémy, we strongly recommend that you drive there at least once, finding clues of what inspired Van Gogh to pain some of his most powerful works here. We expect you'll stumble on a few shops along the way and bring back ingredients for a proper meal, then put them together in the well-equipped kitchen. If you have time in your busy schedule, go for a refreshing swim in the private pool and do a bit of reading before dinner. Watch the sunset together from the comfort of your garden and retreat indoors to watch a movie together. 

The Lemon Garden

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With its secluded, heated pool, this elegant apartment housed in a 16th-century building in Uzès is the perfect French retreat. This charming restored home is full of character, from the remarkable circular stone staircase and wooden ceiling beams to the old stone floors. We love the gracious living room with its views over the fig and bamboo trees, the pool and the town's rooftops. There's a wood-burning stove, too, for cosy nights when the weather turns chilly and a desk for catching up on work as well. 

This place is ideal for a couple or family with two children. The icing on the cake here is the incredible hospitality from your lovely hosts. They can arrange all sorts of activities for you to do, including walking tours and cookery classes. 

When you're ready to explore the area, take a stroll around the town and admire the wonderful architecture or head to its renowned weekly market, then take a seat at one of its traditional restaurants. Further afield, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pont du Gard, under a twenty-minute drive away, or discover historic Nîmes, around thirty minutes in the car.


Secret Baignade

Striking the balance between old and new isn’t always easy when restoring a home, but if you ask us, the hosts of Rambling Laurels have got it just right. Antique architectural features combine with soft colours and modern textures to create a home that’s both contemporary and respectful of the original structure of this period building. Outside, the gardens are filled with the scent of climbing roses and blossoming fruit trees, perfect for children’s explorations and outdoor picnics. When you leave the home, you’ll find yourself in the quiet countryside just outside Saint Rémy de Provence, known for being the home of Van Gogh. Take a trip around the villages and fields and see if you can spot the settings of some of his masterpieces. 

Rambling Laurels

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Amidst the serene countryside of Provence, this 18th-century farmhouse sets the tone for an idyllic French getaway. From the private pool, Jacuzzi and sauna to the peaceful rooms, every detail has been considered to create a magical stay. The bedrooms come with en-suite bathrooms and one of them is located in an independent annexe – perfect for those seeking a little extra privacy. Your host is on hand to help organise extras like private chefs, massage treatments and actives. Plus, it’s just a five-minutes to the small town of L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, while Avignon is only 25-kilometres away.

Mulberry Moon

This 18th-century farmhouse turned artist’s residence is a work of art in its own right and comes with everything creative minds might look for. Mosaic floors, intricate sculptures and whimsical paintings adorn the house and garden, while the communal spaces brim with all the modern comforts you could need. Personal flourishes are found in each bedroom; they come uniquely decorated (and fragranced). We’d recommend you pack your paint brushes, too - St-Rémy-de-Provence, an essential place of pilgrimage for any budding artist, is only a short drive away.


Van Gogh’s Choice

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This villa is the definition of Provençal charm. This stone-walled home sits in the heart of the village, Vers-Pont-du-Gard, where one of France’s most visited ancient monuments lies and where we imagine you’ll want to spend some time kayaking. The town is fairly quiet, but nearby Uzès offers buckets of culture should you wish to spend a day out. At the villa, you’ll find plenty of space for guests to spend time together and moments for downtime solo – there’s a fully-equipped apartment for those seeking a little extra privacy. We love the authentic details here,  though you’ll need to mind your head on the beams – that aside, it’s a lovely place to call home. 

The Ribbons of Spring

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When we’re visiting a home we like to feel transported to another time and place – one that is rich in beauty, personality and character. And this home located in the centre of Montpellier will take you on a journey to the heart of French style. 

It’s a simple and elegant space with a contemporary twist. This is the kind of home that goes beyond convention to give you a truly extraordinary stay. Whether you’re looking at the art, reading one of the books or simply gazing out of the traditional French doors, there’s an inspirational quality to this home. 

Begin your day in one of the nearby cafes and then walk through Place de la Comédie – only four–minutes away. The train station and tramways are a two–minute walk from this home, making it a great spot to connect with the rest of the city. 

French food lovers won’t want to miss Halles Laissac market – it’s only a minute's walk away and it offers a wonderful selection of regional delicacies. With your basket full, make your way home to put on some music, open the doors and share a beautiful meal in this special setting. 

The Blue Flowers

Ideally located in rural Provence, this country farmhouse will provide the perfect base for those looking to experience the delights of the region. You'll have complete peace and tranquillity here, surrounded by flower-filled meadows and cypress trees. With 10 hectares of gardens at your disposal, you’ll want to spend most of your time enjoying the pool, playing tennis, taking long walks and gathering for supper in the outdoor dining area. Inside, you’ll find two rustic living areas and dining rooms for your entire group to sprawl out and relax. And when you want to explore, the charming commune of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is just a short drive away.

Bruyère & Coast

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Perfect for families and friends looking for a peaceful break in Provence, this villa is in a quiet residential neighbourhood. You’ll be just a short walk from the centre of Aubagne and only a twenty-minute drive from Cassis and Marseille. Aix-en-Provence is thirty minutes away by car. The villa is modern and stylish, equipped with everything you might need. Kids will love playing table tennis and pétanque, and watching movies on the projector screen, while grown-ups will surely enjoy sipping cocktails by the pool while admiring the view. 

Passing Time in Provence

Thirty minutes by car from the vibrant city of Avignon, the Provence countryside offers a slower lifestyle. Following the Rhône south, towards the hilly region of the Parc Naturel Régional des Alpilles (perfect for hiking) you’ll hit the town of Saint-Rémy. Famously the place where Van Gogh painted The Starry Night, you can try your own hand at painting the town, from this home just a twenty-minute walk away.

Exuding everything you’d expect from a house ‘à la provençal’, old-world elegance is the first theme of this magnificent home. Built in the late 20th century, its pale yellow exterior and pastel blue shutters stand out in the verdant surrounding landscapes – as does the blue of your private pool. Olive trees, lawns, and mountains create a calming environment where you'll love settling down for a picnic with a fresh baguette and camembert.

Luxury rustic continues indoors. You’ll love gliding across the flagstone flooring and vintage, Persian-style rugs. Wicker and leather are sumptuous seating arrangements for the evening, with a stone fireplace to gather around and share a bottle of pinot noir before bed.

Cypress Tree

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After Peter Mayle’s A Year in Provence shone a light on the laidback South of France lifestyle in the early 90s, it became almost impossible to find a simple, totally authentic French village that wasn’t already swarming with holidaymakers to visit. But we’ll let you into a secret. Saint Hilaire-d’Ozilhan is just that. And this traditional, honey-coloured home surrounded by gently swaying trees is the perfect retreat for your French countryside escape. Inside you’ll find a simple but elegantly furnished space, with white walls, exposed wooden beams and sparse but comfortable grey furniture. There’s both a table football and a pool table in the living rooms, plus a neat kitchen with striking chocolate marble countertops. The garden is spectacular, with a pool and jacuzzi, plus gorgeous views of the valley down below. The village is a short walk from your front door, and you'll find a smattering of shops, restaurants, and a very pretty church. Avignon, with its famous pont (that’s bridge, just in case you don’t know the song) is only a twenty-minute ride away, and Peter Mayle territory (aka the hill-top towns of the Luberon) is about an hour’s drive.  

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