Mallemort, 11 Bedrooms - 428 m² Property for sale

Superbly* located in a preserved natural setting at the foot of the Luberon, this former 18th-century magnanerie lies between the sought-after towns of Aix-en-Provence, Lourmarin, and Avignon. Full of character and Provençal charm, it offers a rare opportunity to acquire a historic property in one of the most desirable parts of southern France.

Just a stone’s throw from the prestigious Pont Royal Golf Course, the estate encompasses around 500 sqm of accommodation, arranged across the main house and its outbuildings, within three hectares of grounds combining landscaped gardens and open countryside.
At the centre of the property, two majestic, centuries-old plane trees stand as natural monuments - living witnesses to the home’s long history - and provide welcome shade and a sense of calm during the warmer months.

The main residence, measuring approximately 250 sqm (2700 square feet), presents a harmonious sequence of generous rooms. A spacious sitting room with a traditional stone fireplace leads to a second reception space, a dining room designed for entertaining, and a large Provençal-style kitchen with classic features, complemented by a walk-in pantry and a charming vaulted wine cellar.
Upstairs, a peaceful study with panoramic views of the Luberon and four bright bedrooms offer a perfect blend of comfort, privacy and Provençal elegance. The use of traditional materials—terracotta flooring, lime-rendered walls, exposed beams—preserves the soul and integrity of this heritage home.

In addition, five converted outbuildings provide a further 250 sqm, offering a wide range of possibilities: guest accommodation, additional living quarters, or a boutique hospitality venture.
Well positioned near some of Provence’s most iconic villages—Lourmarin, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence—and cultural destinations such as the renowned La Roque d’Anthéron Piano Festival, the property has enjoyed strong seasonal rental success and benefits from the Gîtes de France classification, making it eligible for a 50% tax relief under the French furnished rental regime.

The estate includes three hectares of grounds, of which approximately one hectare is enclosed and landscaped, planted with fruit trees, olive trees, fig and almond trees, creating a lush Mediterranean garden. The central courtyard, perfect for al fresco dining and summer receptions, is framed by the stately plane trees—at once decorative, functional and deeply symbolic. The remaining land, largely agricultural, enjoys sweeping views over the Luberon, the Alpilles, and the surrounding hills, and offers further potential for cultivation or leisure use.

An original stone well, two garages, and a 12x5 metre swimming pool with a Rognes stone terrace complete the ensemble.

This is a truly authentic Provençal home, full of discreet charm and set in peaceful, timeless surroundings—ideal as a family residence, a holiday home, or a hospitality project in the authentic spirit of the South of France.