Le Mas de Pierre

The villa

Just a 15 - minute stroll from the charming centre of Saint - Rémy - de - Provence, Le Mas de Pierre offers a fine holiday in Provence. This beautifully restored village house with a heated swimming pool seamlessly blends tradition with modern comforts, ensuring a relaxing and unforgettable stay.

The interiors exude warmth and charm, featuring comfortable furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen, and inviting spaces designed for shared moments of joy. A spacious dining area welcomes guests for long, convivial meals, while the stylish lounge with its decorative fireplace adds a cosy touch to the home’s character. There is air - conditioning throughout alongside five pretty bedrooms and four modern bath/shower rooms (three en suite) including a double and twin on the ground floor.  

Outside, the heated swimming pool is the centrepiece of the pretty garden, offering a refreshing oasis during the warm Provençal summers. Sun loungers invite you to unwind, whilst the adjacent terrace provides a shaded retreat for al - fresco meals by the barbecue.  

Located in the picturesque town of Saint - Rémy - de - Provence, Le Mas de Pierre is ideally positioned for exploring the timeless beauty of Les Alpilles. A beloved destination for artists, writers, and travellers, Saint - Rémy boasts winding cobbled streets, lively markets, and an array of charming boutiques and restaurants. Nearby, the rolling hills and rugged limestone landscapes of Les Alpilles provide a stunning backdrop for outdoor adventures, from scenic hikes and cycling routes to wine tasting at wonderful local vineyards.

Whether you choose to relax by the pool, explore the rich cultural heritage of the region, or savour the delights of local cuisine chez vous, this lovely holiday home offers a great setting for a Provençal getaway with family or friends.

The picturesque town of Saint - Rémy - de - Provence captures the very essence of Provence with its winding cobbled streets, art galleries, and wonderful range of restaurants from charming bistros to high - end establishments. Le Mas de Pierre is located in a residential area just a 15 - minute stroll (no pavement some of the way) from the heart of the historic town.  

For those who love to explore local culture, Saint - Rémy’s bustling weekly market is a must - visit. Every Wednesday, the town comes alive with the colours and aromas of fresh produce, artisan cheeses, fragrant herbs, and handcrafted goods.

Another one of the town’s most celebrated attractions is the Saint - Paul de Mausole Monastery (2.3km), where Vincent van Gogh spent a year creating some of his most iconic works. A visit to this historic site offers an intimate glimpse into the artist’s world, with reproductions of his paintings displayed in the tranquil gardens that once inspired his masterpieces. Also a short distance away, the Glanum Archaeological site (2.5km) reveals the fascinating remnants of an ancient Roman settlement, showcasing beautifully preserved temples, baths, and streets that date back over two millennia.

Beyond the town, the rugged beauty of Les Alpilles Natural Park provides endless opportunities for outdoor pursuits. A visit to Les Baux - de - Provence (12km), a spectacular medieval village perched on a rocky outcrop, is a must. Here, you can explore the ruins of the historic château and wander through narrow streets with glorious of views of surrounding olive groves.

Maussane - les - Alpilles (11.5km) offers another vibrant Thursday morning market, famous for its exceptional olive oil, produced from the region’s centuries - old groves and celebrated for its rich, fruity flavours. For those seeking fine dining, Eygalières (11km) is a gastronomic delight, home to renowned restaurants offering exquisite Provençal cuisine. Its Friday morning market is another feast for the senses, filled with fresh local produce and delicacies.

For a day trip, Avignon (21km) offers a fascinating journey through history, with its grand Palais des Papes, medieval bridges, and lively cultural scene. Alternatively, venture to the magnificent Pont du Gard (37km), a UNESCO - listed Roman aqueduct that stands as a testament to ancient engineering and is perfect for a scenic picnic or a refreshing swim in the Gardon River.