Mas du Granan seen from the garden, roses and olive trees along the terrace wall

A ten-minute walk from Gordes

Mas du Granan

A stone farmhouse on a country lane at the edge of one of France's most beautiful villages. Four en-suite bedrooms, a heated pool, and the whole Luberon laid out below the garden.

8

Guests

4

En-suite bedrooms

250

m² interiors

7×5

m heated pool

10

min walk to Gordes

Provençal, and recently restored

Mas du Granan combines timeless Provençal charm with modern elegance following a recent refurbishment to impeccable standards. The bright, open-plan living space is south-facing and bathed in natural light: a lounge with comfortable sofas, a state-of-the-art kitchen with breakfast bar, and a dining room whose doors open onto the patio and the pool.

Outside, the enclosed garden is planted with lavender, roses, olive trees and pines, with room for croquet and pétanque and a plancha on the terrace for long evenings. Two bedrooms sit on the ground floor; two more upstairs look out over the Luberon.

The house in detail
Oak stools at the island, glazed cabinet and coffee machine
South-facing, open-plan, bathed in light
Dining room with steel-framed doors opening to the terrace
Dinner on the patio, the plancha lit
Gordes, its houses cascading down the hillside below the church
Gordes, a Plus Beau Village
Cobbled lanes and stone houses in Gordes
Ten minutes on foot to the village
Bedroom with king-size bed, arched window and terracotta floor
Four bedrooms, all en-suite

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Why here

Walk to the village

Ten minutes on foot to cobbled lanes, art galleries, artisan shops, the Renaissance château and the Tuesday morning market. A car is still wise for the wider region; there is parking.

The view that drew the painters

Honey-coloured stone cascading down the hillside, and the Luberon beyond it. This is the scenery that kept Van Gogh and a century of artists in the valley.

Everything looked after

Our property manager arranges massages at the house, a chef for the evening, a stocked fridge on arrival and transfers from Avignon or Marseille.

A corner of the house: a walnut table below a framed drawing

A note from the owners

“Welcome to our family home. We holiday here with our own family and find it a truly magical place.”

Juliette, our house manager, lives locally and is reachable throughout your stay — for a table booked, a chef arranged, a treatment on the terrace, or simply directions to the right market on the right morning.

Paul & Daria

Sénanque Abbey in its fold of the hills, lavender rows in flower

Late June into July

The lavender is five minutes down the valley

Saturday to Saturday · one week minimum

Book the house direct

Tell us the week you have in mind and we will confirm by email, usually the same day.

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