Le Mas Du Bouteiller

The villa

Le Mas du Bouteiller welcomes you with Provençal elegance and exquisite craftsmanship. Tucked at the edge of Robion in the Luberon region of Provence, this superb country mas is a masterclass in quality and tradition, where every detail speaks of care, comfort and understated luxury.

Originally a period farmhouse, the property has been beautifully reimagined by its artisan - owner, a master carpenter whose skill is reflected in the bespoke fittings and warm, inviting interiors. Across three floors, the home blends heritage charm with modern indulgence. Air - conditioned bedrooms, a hammam and spa, and a fully equipped kitchen with American - style fridge await guests inside. The layout caters beautifully to families or groups, with six well - appointed bedrooms including four with en - suite bathrooms.

Step into the flower - filled inner courtyard for morning coffee beside a gentle fountain, or retreat to the rear garden where lawns, a football net and a shaded dining terrace promise hours of outdoor enjoyment. At its heart, a pristine 10 - metre pool glistens beneath the Provençal sky, framed by a sundeck with loungers and a shaded seating area with drinks fridge.

Le Mas du Bouteiller sits just a leisurely walk from the charming town of Robion, where traditional bakeries, welcoming cafés and weekly markets await. The cobbled lanes of old Robion invite gentle strolls past painted shutters and stone façades, while summer concerts echo from the remarkable quarry - turned - theatre.

Beyond, the Luberon offers an ever - changing palette of vineyards, hilltop villages and scenic hiking trails. Explore nearby gems such as Ménerbes, Gordes and L’Isle - sur - la - Sorgue, or sip wines from the Côtes du Luberon and Ventoux estates.

Perfect for slow living or gatherings with loved ones, Le Mas du Bouteiller offers an authentic and refined escape at the heart of Provence.

In the countryside on the outskirts of Robion, Le Mas du Bouteiller enjoys a privileged setting in Provence’s Luberon region.

The village of Robion is a charming gem, where winding cobbled streets lead past timeworn stone homes, framed by the imposing silhouette of the Luberon mountains. Just a leisurely 15 - minute walk from the property (partly via country lanes/roads with no pavement), guests can soak up the welcoming village ambiance, explore the lively Friday market bursting with regional produce or admire the beautifully preserved 12th - century Romanesque church. In the summer months, the restored open - air quarry transforms into an atmospheric venue for starlit concerts.

Nearby Cavaillon offers all the essential amenities, from larger supermarkets to a variety of eateries. Celebrated for its summer melon festival and bustling market, the town also boasts cultural highlights such as an elegant 18th - century synagogue and a prominent Roman arch.

This location places you perfectly for discovering the Luberon Regional Natural Park, where scenic trails weave through fields of lavender, rolling vineyards and picturesque hilltop villages. Within a short drive, you’ll encounter the iconic villages that inspired Peter Mayle’s A Year in Provence such as Ménerbes, Gordes, Lacoste, and Goult, each one brimming with rustic beauty, inviting terraces and sweeping views across the valley. Weekly markets and local wine tastings abound throughout the region.

For something a little different, the romantic town of L’Isle - sur - la - Sorgue awaits with its antique boutiques, canal - side cafés and leafy waterways. Alternatively, the historic city of Avignon lies a bit further afield, where you can immerse yourself in its rich heritage, from the imposing Papal Palace and medieval walls to a dynamic arts and culture scene.

Whether you’re strolling through age - old lanes, sampling Côtes du Luberon wines or enjoying a leisurely lunch beneath the shade of plane trees, Le Mas du Bouteiller offers a superb base for experiencing the very best of southern France.