Authentic stone building in the Luberon

Nature, light, and tranquility. In the heart of the Luberon Natural Park, a charming 17th-century house, once part of the 11th-century Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Eusèbe. Featuring a large, flower-filled courtyard, a pretty front porch leads to the house, which will enchant you with its characteristic interior layout, a result of modifications over the centuries. You will appreciate the woodwork and antique furniture, as well as the original decor. Nature, light, and tranquility: it is with pleasure that I welcome you to this unique place, away from major roads. In summer, the walls provide welcome coolness. I can serve you breakfast—organic products and homemade jams—in the garden, and in the evening you can enjoy my Provençal and Mediterranean specialties. I can also guide you with my knowledge of the surrounding attractions: hiking trails, hilltop villages, and more. You will also have access to numerous books, guides, and IGN maps of the region.