Nestled amidst the enchanting landscapes of Provence, Chateau Provence stands as an emblem of timeless elegance and refinement. Discover a sanctuary where history intertwines with modern luxury, where the essence of Provencal charm is preserved within every detail.
A Storied Legacy
Envisioned by the Counts of Provence in the 16th century, Chateau Provence has been a cherished abode for generations of noble Provençal families. The Alamanons, the Agoults, the Oraisons, the Pontleroys, the Tourneforts, and the Candolles have all graced these hallowed halls, safeguarding the legacy of this exceptional estate.
An Iconic Vineyard
Step into the heart of Provence’s only volcano, where the illustrious Baulieu vineyard has thrived for over two millennia. Spanning 300 hectares of pristine land, with 170 dedicated to vineyards, Chateau Provence epitomizes the rich heritage of Provençal terroir. Surrounded by 22 hectares of historic grounds, this estate stands as a testament to the enduring allure of French viticulture.
A Timeless Retreat
Indulge in the art of leisure within the lovingly decorated apartments of Chateau Provence. Each space, adorned by the expert hands of Nicole and Bérengère Guénant, pays homage to the estate’s storied past. From Spanish to Provençal, from Louis XIV to Napoleon III, every corner resonates with the splendor of a bygone era. Gaze upon the majestic Alpilles mountains, the verdant vineyards, and the manicured gardens from the comfort of your luxurious abode.
Unveiling French Refinement
Immerse yourself in the epitome of French refinement at Chateau Provence. Whether you seek a day of tranquility, a weekend escape, or an extended sojourn, our estate beckons with open arms. From the opulent interiors to the sprawling grounds, every facet of your experience exudes the five-star comfort synonymous with Villa Baulieu.
Embark on a journey through the annals of history, where each moment unfolds amidst the splendor of Provence’s most iconic estate. Welcome to Chateau Provence, where every stay is a testament to the enduring allure of French hospitality.