Mas Caden

The villa

The Mas is a very bright Provencal farmhouse in a quiet area with olive trees, where comfort and intimacy dominate. Upon your arrival, you will be struck by the charm of this house, the architect who built it wanted to give the impression of living outside, even while being inside. The light is omnipresent and makes this house extremely bright and pleasant. The totally open terrace/veranda which houses a living room and a table for enjoying breakfast will fill you with the rays of the sun which it lets in abundantly, even on cold winter days. The large living spaces also contribute to making this house feel warm, whether in the living room, by the fireplace, in the dining room, or in the kitchen open to the outside, you will have a wide choice of spaces to share unforgettable moments, here in Provence. The Villa consists of five air-conditioned bedrooms & bathrooms accommodating 8 to 10 guests. The entrance to the property is via a small dirt road that passes through a sublime olive grove. The 2,600m²  of land have been planted with multiple Mediterranean species that will help to continue your immersion in Provence. Rosemary or oleander here, thyme and lavender there… So many essences that will delight your senses and your pleasure of being here on vacation. Several south-facing terraces will allow you to enjoy other sunsets while savoring wonderful moments of calm and conviviality. There is a heated swimming pool of 13m x 3m, depth of 1m60, chlorine filtration, secured by an electric curtain and a pool House with lounge area and sauna.  There is ample private parking and a carport for the cars. This region has plenty to offer, apart from the charming picturesque village of Eygalières walking distance from the villa with its shops and cafes and restaurants.  One can venture a little further to places such as the lively village of St Rémy de Provence, just 7 kilometers away.  It is a charming classical little town, capital of the Alpilles with all the amenities, boulangeries, little boutiques, quaint pavement cafes and excellent restaurants.  On its winding cobbled lanes you will discover the small squares, historic buildings, churches and museums and on Wednesday the colorful weekly market will offer the opportunity to discover local products and handicrafts which is a must see. The landscape in this region is particularly picturesque, encompassing rolling hills dotted with quaint hilltop villages and countless hiking trails, extensive sunflower fields, olive groves. This region is steep with history with plenty of sites to visit such as Les Baux de Provence, considered one of the most beautiful villages in France, Avignon, Arles, Nîmes and Uzès and the are other towns you can easily visit in a day. At only a 30 to 45 minute drive to the east is the Luberon region and further south, Camargue’s unique wetland populated by pink flamingos and wild horses.

What it offers