AUTHENTIC CHARM - CALM & WELLNESS Nicole makes lampshades, Frédéric is a journalist. Living in a 19th century town house, they had the idea of ​​sharing the welcome haven of their cool house and shaded garden, an enchanting refuge from the Provençal sun at the foot of the Mont Ventoux… Several outdoor spaces (terrace, natural alcoves in the vegetation), winter garden, swimming pool, pétanque court, hammam… the house is perfect for a comfortable, convivial and calm stay (yet being in the village center).

This 19th century town house in the centre of Malaucène (450 m2 on 3 levels) comprises large spaces and high ceilings, forms a space conducive to relaxation and calm, while being in the heart of the village and at the crossroads of many walking trails in Provence. You will be delighted by the atmosphere of this imposing yet convivial house, its typical floors (parquet floors, terrazzo, coloured cement tiles, Provençal tiles), its architectural details such as the interior fountain in the entrance, the winter garden, the decorative marble fireplaces, the moulded ceilings… The large through entrance connects the main avenue access to the village and the garden (1,200 m2, on several levels, with an 8x4 m swimming pool, an illuminated pétanque court and flower beds. This entrance leads to the living rooms on the ground floor (reception room, dining room, winter garden where breakfast is served, WC). Several outdoor spaces (terrace, natural alcoves in the vegetation) have been arranged for you to enjoy your breakfast in the calm of the garden, in the shade or in the sun, to the discreet sound of birdsong. From the entrance, a large flight of stairs in stone and tomettes, ve...

Malaucène is located at the foot of Mont Ventoux, in the heart of the hilly reliefs of Provence, between the terroirs of Vaucluse and Drôme. Many historical sites (ancient remains in Vaison-la-Romaine, city of the Popes in Avignon, Barroux castle), natural sites (Montmirail lace, Mont Ventoux, Toulourenc and Nesque gorges), fruit crops (strawberries, cherries, apricots, peaches, etc.) and wine growing (many renowned appellations nearby).