Mas Servieres

Overview

This old, completely restored farmhouse is surrounded by a park of 2.7 ha of greenery inhabited by an olive grove, a wood and a lavender field.

This farmhouse was completely renovated in 2017 and the owners have taken great care to keep the Mas to a Provencal authentic look but with all the modern features. It is a great place for vacations with family or friends. It is located in a beautiful pine forest with direct access to hiking trails.

On the ground floor, Mas Servieres consists of two large living rooms with fireplace, facing south and overlooking the large terrace with incredible views of the Alpilles and the pool. The large windows of the living room open completely and thus give an incredible feeling of open space to the outside.

In the dining room, the table can be converted into a pool table and an independent high-end equipped kitchen offers a friendly and functional space with its central island and a table for 8/10 guests. There is also a separate laundry room and a gent’s cloakroom with washbasin & water closet.

Upstairs on the first floor accessible by three stairs, there are six elegant rooms with new bedding facing south overlooking the garden, the pool and the Alpilles hills. Two feature king size beds, three have queen size beds and one has three single beds (90 cm) ideal for children.(In this room two of the beds can be made up as a double bed) There are five modern bathrooms and 3 water closets.

Outside the garden consists of parkland of 2.7 hectares including 1.5 hectares fenced. There is an olive grove of 150 olive trees, mature trees and lawn with a small lavender field, a large terrace with a pergola with dining table seating for 12, gas barbecue, and additional comfy seating area. A swimming pool 16 x 5.5 treated with salt, secured by automatic rolling shutter and a depth 1.4 m, is lit at night. There is pétanque court (Boule/Bocce) lit as well and there is a pin-pong table.

St Remy-de-Provence just over two kilometres away 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, and olive groves. This region is steep with history with plenty of sites to visit such as Les Baux de Provence is 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, and at only about a 45 minute drive to the east is the Luberon region and further south, Camargue’s unique wetland is populated by pink flamingos and wild horses.