An unforgettable holiday
300 year old Farmhouse
Are you ready for a vacation in Provence where you can visit charming small towns, eat wonderful food, avoid the crowds and have some down time for yourself? Southern France is beautiful! Provence is an bucolic place where you will meet friendly people. This is the quintessential summer rental in southern France.
The Mas de la Fourbine is a unique 17th Century villa with 5000 sq. ft. of living space and is surrounded by 1000 acres of open space. It is located in one of the most pristine and desirable parts of Provence. You will enjoy a vacation in a vast private estate set in the stunning Alpilles region of Provence. This property is only a short drive away from some of the most picturesque villages.
an unforgettable occasion
Our Olive Oil
Our boutique production olive oil has the special designation of AOP Vallee des Baux. It’s exquisite green flavour with hints of artichoke are perfect for finishing your summer salads and winter soups. As a guest, you will receive a bottle in your welcome basket, but you are invited to purchase additional bottles to take home to your friends and family. We hope you will enjoy it as much is we do. Bonne dégustation!
an unforgettable occasion
Events
Looking for a unique place to host a special and intimate event? Our in-house wedding and event consultant, with 20 years of event production experience, is available to plan your event from A to Z. Whether you are thinking about a wedding, a 50th birthday party or a corporate retreat, the house is a unique setting for your memorable moment.
Step back in time
A Rich History
A short ten minute drive will take you to Les Baux de Provence, a famous fortified village of the XIV century, also one of the top 3 most beautiful hilltop villages in France. Just a bit farther is the town of Saint Remy de Provence, where Vincent Van Gogh painted, and where Nostradamus, the middle age visionary was born. Saint Remy was a Roman capital and the archeological site at Glanum dates back to 6th century BC. To the south of the Mas is the 2000-year-old city of Arles, which is famous for Roman baths, an amphitheater, and an arena. Arles is also the capital of the Camargue region, an area well known for their wild white horses and bullfights. Nimes, a 25 minute drive, opened a beautiful new Roman museum in 2018, and it sits in the old center of town next to an incredible roman coliseum.
