Enjoy modern convenience in Baroque grandeur at the foot of the mythical Mont Ventoux.
This 18th century Baroque château has been sensitively and meticulously restored, with an eye on sustainability but with utmost respect for its past. Melding the modern and the traditional, the chateau offers a south facing gallery, complete with grand piano, which flows through to the elegant salon, with its open fire, offering a relaxing haven in both summer and winter. The wonderfully appointed kitchen is complete with all the modern conveniences required for preparing the delicious ingredients the region has to offer, for enjoyment in the elegant dining room or on the terrace overlooking the parkland and pool.
Broad stone stairs lead to the first floor accommodation, where the master suite, with free standing bath, shower and dressing room, also benefits from a balcony overlooking the garden. Two additional ensuite bedrooms, and two bedrooms sharing a modern shower room and separate WC, complete the first floor accommodation. Two further (twin) rooms planned for 2026.
Outside, you can bask in the sunshine on the south facing terrace reflected from the golden walls, or walk across to the romantic pergola, artfully placed on a tiny island on the lake, or lounge by the pool (12m x 6m) fed by the spring, and heated by the solar panels located in the estate’s own solar field. A covered seating area provides a shady lunch spot in summer, somewhere to enjoy a cosy fire in the cooler months, and table tennis whenever the mood takes you. The grounds also include a beautiful private chapel, and the chateau is available for your wedding or special event.
An ideal location to enjoy some of the most intriguing towns and cities in the Luberon national park whether hiking, driving or cycling. From the iconic Abbaye de Notre Dame de Senanque (21km),the antiques hub of l’Isle sur la Sorgue (22km), to the Roman remains of Orange (31km) and Avignon (40km), not to mention some rather wonderful vineyards on the doorstep, there is plenty to do.
First floor:
(1) Master suite – Four poster bed (180 x 200) with ensuite bathroom with large freestanding slipper bath, WC and walk in shower
Adjoins: dressing room – large bed settee (suitable for children with parents in master), glazed doors to south side of house with cast iron balcony which runs along full length of south side of house
(2) Yellow room – double bed (150 x 200)
(3) Blue Bedroom – double bed (150 x 200).
Shower room (shared by Yellow and Blue rooms) – walk-in shower, basin + sep WC
(4) Northern suite – double (150 x 200) with ensuite shower room with sink + WC
(5) Corner suite – double (150 x 200) with ensuite shower room with sink + WC
Second Floor:
Two further (twin) rooms planned for 2026
A/C in bedrooms and Grand Salon, swimming pool (heated), table tennis, boules, croquet.
Staff: Non-resident housekeeper + gardener, on-site gardien. Cooking service and wine tasting by arrangement.
2026 Cost of let per week in EURO
High Season (27 June – 5 Sept)
€12,500
Mid Season (23 May – 7 June. 5 Sept – 26 Sept, 19 Dec – 2 Jan 2027)
€10,500
Low Season (26 Sept – 19 Dec)
€ 7,500
Inclusive of partial housekeeping, electricity, house heating and pool heating (pool can be heated from May 1 to Oct 31 only)
Numéro d’enregistrement: KIWEUY
An ideal location to enjoy some of the most intriguing towns and cities in the Luberon national park whether hiking, driving or cycling. From the iconic Abbaye de Notre Dame de Senanque (21km),the antiques hub of l’Isle sur la Sorgue (22km), to the Roman remains of Orange (31km) and Avignon (40km), not to mention some rather wonderful vineyards on the doorstep, there is plenty to do.
Airports : at Marseille (international airport ) 88km, Avignon (airport /+ TGV) 40km, Aix en Provence (TGV) 89km, Nice (international airport) 280km
