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You dream of a castle life in Provence and what if this dream came true.... Built in the 16th century, its facade is attributed to Viollet le Duc, counts succeeded one another until the 19th century when it became property of a farming family who gradually abandoned it. And it was in 1993 that an artist, bronze sculptor, lover of Provence fell under the spell of this superb building and restored all its letters of nobility to it. The whole is restored but also modernized in order to combine respect for authenticity and the practicality of modern life. Its living space of 315sqm is spread over 3 levels: large living room of 45sqm, dining room, kitchen and workshop of 110sqm are distributed on the ground floor. On the first floor a large hall leads to two master suites of approximately 45sqm. Arriving on the top floor you will discover 2 additional suites and an office. The park itself is like French gardens: a majestic avenue of yews, an emblematic tree of Provence, elegantly borders a vast pond which serves as a swimming pool, the plane tree stretches its branches on the terrace which precedes the pediment of the building. Just like its illustrious predecessors, you will inevitably be captivated by the magic of the place.
