This stunning house is set in beautiful grounds with lavender, olive and apricot trees, around 5km from the heart of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, just over a 30-minute drive south of Avignon. In a remote setting, the house is accessed via a 1.5km unmade track that winds through the hills in this glorious part of Les Alpilles.
Despite the rural location, you are only a 15-minute drive from the artistic town of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence where Vincent Van Gogh once lived. Artists are still drawn to Saint-Rémy and display their work in galleries and summer art markets.
Take time to explore the old quarter of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence with its tree-lined roads with café terraces, cobbled lanes, art studios and restaurants. The Wednesday morning market is the highlight of the week, a fantastic way to stock up on seasonal produce and other local delights. To the south of the town is the archaeological site of Glanum, not far from Saint-Paul de Mausole, the monastery where Van Gogh spent the final years of his life.
Discover the natural beauty of Les Alpilles Regional Natural park as you drive, cycle or hike past idyllic landscapes of olive groves, vines, dense forest and limestone peaks. Try regional cheeses, honey, extra virgin olive oil and wine at authentic farms and wineries and dine out in extraordinary restaurants, some with Michelin stars. Come across picture-perfect places such as Eygalières, Maussane-les-Alpilles and the famous perched village of Les Baux-de-Provence.
A little further afield, head north to Avignon (25km) to visit its UNESCO World Heritage sites or follow more of Van Gogh’s footsteps in Arles (25km), a historic town famed for its artistic heritage, annual Photography festival and Roman amphitheatre. Arles is also the gateway to the Camargue for more incredible scenery in this captivating corner of southern France.