Private vacation home

Welcome to La Grande Dame du Luberon, a spacious 250 m² villa that blends chic contemporary style with the timeless charm of Provence. Designed for comfort and relaxation, it’s the perfect retreat for families and groups seeking both privacy and authenticity.

The villa sits between the villages of Gargas and Le Chêne, right beside the Sylla vineyard. From the terraces and gardens, you’ll enjoy sweeping views of the Luberon hills, vineyards, and the hilltop village of Saignon. Just 2.5 km away, the bakery in Gargas awaits with fresh bread each morning, while the wider region offers bustling markets, historic towns, and endless Provençal beauty.

- Inside -

Entrance Hall:
Spacious and light-filled
Large display cabinet with brochures and tips for restaurants, markets, and excursions

Lounge & Dining Room:
Generous open-plan space with air conditioning
Three sets of French doors leading to the terrace with panoramic views
Comfortable sofas, armchairs, and a large dining table for 12
Smart TV with international channels, books, and magazines

Kitchen:
Fully equipped: fridge, 5-burner stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, 2 coffee machines, fridge-freezer
Direct access to the terrace and “Apéro corner” for evening drinks
Rustic yet modern design, ideal for cooking and entertaining

- Bedrooms -

The house sleeps 10 people in 5 bedrooms, with 3 bathroom. 2 bedrooms on the ground floor, 4 bedrooms upstairs

Ground Floor:
Bedroom 1: King-size bed (1.80m, two separate mattresses), antique furniture, wardrobe, armchair
Bedroom 2: Twin beds, wardrobe, dressing table, mirror
Bathroom (Ground Floor): Spacious rain shower, double sink, washing machine, dryer, design radiator
Separate WC next to bathroom

First Floor:
Bedroom 3: Double bed, dual aspect views wardrobe, dressing table, direct access to shared terrace
Bedroom 4: Double bed, wardrobe, dressing table, direct access to shared terrace
Bedroom 5: Double bed, wardrobe, dressing table, direct access to shared terrace
Bedroom 6: Twin beds, wardrobe, dressing table, mirror
Bathrooms (First Floor):
Bathroom 1: Shower, WC, sink with mirror, radiator, storage
Bathroom 2: Shower, sink with mirror, radiator, storage
Separate WC next to bathroom
Shared Terrace: Three of the upstairs bedrooms open onto a long, covered balcony running the length of the villa, offering breathtaking views over the vineyards, the Luberon valley, the pool, and the landscaped gardens.

- Outside -

Grounds: Fully enclosed 5,500 m² garden with electric gate and parking for 4 cars
Pool: 10 × 5 m saltwater pool with travertine terrace, 10 loungers, 4 luxury chairs, underwater lighting for night swims
Terraces: Multiple terraces for sun or shade, including a panoramic dining terrace under a mulberry tree (seats 12)
Apéro Terrace: Cosy seating area with benches and table, sheltered from wind, perfect for spring and autumn evenings, with electric BBQ
Garden: Olive, fig, cherry, and quince trees, lavender, roses, and a row of vines
Pétanque Court: Fully equipped with boules and seating for relaxed evenings under the stars
Parking: There is penty of secure, gated parking.

The house is in a countryside setting 6km from the village of Roussillon and 2km from the town of Gargas.

Roussillon is one of the most recognisable villages in France. It used to be known for its ochre quarry, now it is known for the spectacular palette of ochre shades that colour the houses – there are said to be 17 different hues from yellow to pink. Roussillon is not just a pretty face, as a popular village it has several restaurants, art boutiques and a quaint market on Thursday mornings, so it is a good village base too. Not to mention the other-worldly ochre quarry which you can visit on a circuit of the ochre walk (sentier des ocres).

Gargas is a tranquil village, best known for its ochre heritage and the dramatic Mines de Bruoux. Within the village itself, visitors will find a small café, a local bistro, and essential shops such as a bakery and épicerie, making it a charming and practical stop amid the vineyards and ochre cliffs