Luxury villa for rent in Provence best rated property with pool for 16 people

If you are fond of emotions and luxury, this area is a little paradise. This old 15th century building sits on 13 hectares of land in the heart of the Alpilles. Former olive-growing property now rehabilitated, it accommodates up to 16 people.

Surrounded by 2,800 olive trees, you will enjoy a stay with the accents of Provence. If in summer there is no agricultural work, in autumn you will enjoy the spectacle of the olive harvest and can even (with a little luck) take part in it. In this secret place you will find all the authenticity of the South.

Completely renovated, this property is the result of an alliance of modernity and Provence. Singular by its high architecture, it stands out and dominates all the green nature that surrounds it. Backing onto the hill, it offers an exceptional view of the Alpilles valley that you will never get tired of.

The property is made up of 4 separate buildings: “La bastide”, formerly intended for masters; the adjoining farmhouse, which was originally the agricultural part of the estate. There is also "La grange", now transformed into a private caretaker's house. Finally, “La tour” is the most emblematic part of the estate, it was a post office for many years.

Thanks to its good reception capacity, this rehabilitation will benefit several families wishing to be together while retaining a degree of independence.

The large swimming pool (15x4) is nicely installed on the side of the house. The garden designed outside reflects the impeccable upkeep of the farmhouse. Inside, the decoration is neat and contemporary without erasing the authenticity of the place. You will be seduced by this sweet mix between modernity and history. Each room, thanks to its large openings, benefits from the beautiful southern light.

The best time to discover Provence is certainly spring. There are few tourists, it is also the period when the sun gives birth to flowers and the region regains its summer colors. Tarascon embodies the sweetness of life typical of the South of France. You can enjoy the markets, a game of pétanque to the rhythm of the song of the cicadas. Chic without being ostentatious, this part of Provence is very well preserved. Nature takes an important place in the eyes of the locals and it is mainly for this reason that we like to get away from it all here.

If you like local products, take the time to taste Calissons, the specialty of Aix-en-Provence. You will be close to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, and can visit the Saint Paul de Mausole Monastery. This masterpiece of Provençal Romanesque art is listed as a historical monument and is famous for having hosted and inspired the painter Van Gogh.