Locally considered to the most remarkable 18th-century building in the area, this exceptional property once belonged to a leading figure in French interior design. Fully renovated by its current owners, it presents a subtle blend of refinement, history and Provençal charm. Regularly featured in the finest interior design magazines, it embodies the art of living in Southern France. The main mansion: upon entering, a majestic door opens onto a hall leading to the reception rooms: a dining room, a living room with fireplace, a beautiful library, and a Tv lounge. The equipped kitchen is worthy of the finest chefs. The ground floor is completed by a bedroom with private bathroom, two offices with a terrace, a utility room, a spacious cloakroom and two workshops. The first floor, served by two separate staircases, comprises three large suites, while the top floor houses another spacious suite. All the bedrooms are south-facing. The guest house: this independent space presents a welcoming living area comprising a lounge and open kitchen, plus four bedrooms (each with their own private terrace). Additional facilities in the grounds include an exceptional 'bridal suite', a generous swimming pool, and a pool house with bar, sleeping area and bathroom. Adjoining the main building, there is an elegantly decorated reception room. You will also find three horse boxes where two donkeys live, plus a perfectly equipped caretaker's apartment and a large garage (for up to five vehicles). It all sits on more than 6 hectares of remarkable landscaped grounds featuring olive trees, cypresses, ancient trees and lavender: a typically Mediterranean setting.