Les Alpilles, France
Provence, as it is lived.
Come home to a house that was waiting for you:
the shutters open on the Alpilles, the week planned with you before you left, a chef when you want one, and no one else in the garden. Open every month of the year.
Eight houses, eight love stories.
Which one will be yours?
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Our first love: a grand limestone façade behind its plane trees, hens wandering the French gardens, horses in the meadow and Le Château des Baux on the horizon.
From €5,000 / per night
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Lunch in the shade of a four-hundred-year-old plane tree, then the infinity pool, the hammam and the tennis court. The café is a minute away.
From €4,400 / per night
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La Santoline
Eygalières
- Sleeps 12
- 6 bedrooms
- 8 bathrooms
Named after the little silver shrub of Provençal gardens: two and a half hectares of olives and lavender, and the longest pool of all our houses.
From €3,100 / per night
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Mas Brunard
Eygalières
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La Bastide de Fléchon
Maussane-les-Alpilles
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Le Respelido
Mouriès
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Mas Cagalou
Mouriès · New for 2027
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La Bergerie de Calabrun
Les Baux-de-Provence
Collection map
in the heart of Provence
It all begins with a conversation.
Tell us when, how many you are and what the week should feel like.
We answer ourselves, within the day.
Tailor-made stays
Every week here is made to measure
Our story
We came for one house, and stayed
We spent thirty years designing houses in Geneva. Then one house in Provence designed the rest of our lives: Le Mas de Chabran, too big for two, too beautiful to keep to ourselves. Seven restorations later, we still take on each house as if we were going to live in it: with the craftsmen of the Alpilles, furniture that looks as if it had always been there, and now and then an artist for a piece as big as the room.
The first house, in the light that made us stay.
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What’s on
Month by month in the Alpilles
December
Christmas and New Year in the Alpilles
The fires are lit from the first of the month. Christmas lunch is cooked in the house, New Year’s Eve runs to one long table, and the villages are quiet enough to hear the bells.
January–February
Truffles, then almond blossom
The truffle markets of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and the Vaucluse, Quentin cooking what he brings back, the indoor pool at Calabrun warm whatever the weather. In February the almond trees turn the countryside white for two weeks.
April–May
The gardens wake
Irises, the first roses, the horses out all day. Easter in the houses, the pools heated on request, and the Alpilles at their greenest before the heat.
June–July
Lavender and long evenings
The fields above Eygalières in flower, the festivals in Arles and Avignon, dinner at ten under the plane trees. Weeks only, Saturday to Saturday.
September–October
The harvest
Grapes in September, olives from October, the markets full again and the light turning gold. The months we like best.
November
The new oil
The mills of Maussane-les-Alpilles and Mouriès press the year’s olives, and the first oil, green and peppery, is on the table within days. Fires, long walks, and the houses to yourselves.
Voices
“Come back next year and you will find everything exactly the way you liked it.”
Ven
Lifestyle manager, Les Domaines de Chabran
Stay with us
Every stay here begins with a conversation
Tell us what you are planning. We will work out the rest, and answer you ourselves, within the day.