Built in 1930 by a Parisian family and lovingly restored in 2005 and again in 2020, this stone-walled villa sits on a quiet residential street in the south of Saint-Rémy, just eight minutes' walk from the main square. From the living room, the Alpilles stretch out before you.
Inside, thick walls and high ceilings keep the house cool in summer and warm in winter (central heating and A/C throughout). The 32 sqm living room, with its fireplace, flows into a spacious kitchen — renovated in 2026 and equipped with state-of-the-art appliances — and a dining area. Two double bedrooms, each with its own A/C, and a bathroom with a bathtub sit in the main house; the charming brick pool house adds a third double bedroom, its own bathroom and shower, a fridge and air conditioning.
The 1,800 sqm garden is the real star: old olive trees and cypresses cast generous shade, lavender lines the path from the gate, and a palm adds a Mediterranean flourish. Generous garden lighting makes it as enjoyable by night as by day. The 40+ sqm pool — with steps, night illumination and a vine-draped seating area — invites long, lazy afternoons. A 75 sqm boules court sits just outside the kitchen.
The location is hard to beat. Glanum, one of France's most important Roman sites, and the Saint-Paul-de-Mausole abbey where Van Gogh painted some of his most expressive works, are both a 10–15 minute walk. Restaurants and shops in the old town are close enough for a coffee without the car. And the Alpilles, right on your doorstep, are perfect for walks, rides and gliding.
Ideal for six guests; two more can be provisionally accommodated. Four parking spaces (two under a carport) and an electric gate with remote complete the picture.