Figanières
Mas De L'Hermitage: in the heart of 3 hectares of beautiful countryside with pines, olives trees and orchards, this 19th century house has been restored by Laurence Altman, a former antique dealer and decorated in ochre from Luberon with Provencal-style antique furniture and original reclaimed fittings, with local stone floors in the bathrooms (calades). All these features make for a warm Provencal home. Three charming B and B rooms with independent entrances all have their own outside terraces and further converted buildings on the property have been furnished with complete kitchen facilities for longer stays.
Lorgues
A wonderful XVIII century Mansion House In a green shell In the center of the village. Private, charming, and peacefull Parking in the garden
Taradeau
Roquebrune-sur Argens
eep in the countryside, a few kilometres from the sea and the beaches, this one-storied Mas (typical provençal farmhouse), built in volcanic rock, benefits from long ranging views and absolute peace… The perfect place to relax during your next Provencal holiday
Villecroze
Jean and Marie Claire Boghossian welcome you in their XVII century country house in pink stone made of a main building and two annexes. Capacity 24 persons. Located in a middle of vineyard, wood at a 260m altitude, calm and comfort is guaranteed in each apartment equipped with an individual terrace. A protected swimming pool of 11m X 6 comes to embellish the stay of the occupants. Located between the Verdon (about 30min) and Saint Tropez (about 1h), the country house Saint Romain offers you the possibility to ramble and access to lakes and rivers in the region.
Puget-sur Argens
With 7Km of Frejus and St-Raphaël, with some encablures of the littoral, the High VAr and from the Alpes-Maritimes this room of host receives you. Convivial reception in a Farmhouse out of stones, ideally located in full heart of nature, in the shade of the umbrella pines and under the magic song of the cicadas
Le Luc en Provence
La Grande Lauzade is an old Provencal house that was constructed in the XVIIIth century. The original Monastry, large and wellknown throughout the région, was plundered and completely destroyed during the French Révolution, and then sold by the State as a National property. The house of today was built on the foundations, with the original stones. From farm to wine estate, Charming Guest House La Grande Lauzade b&b is steeped in history of its évolution through the centuries. Corine et Thierry will accomodate you in the true tradition of a Guest House, welcoming you to the heart of their residence, in one of their three large guest rooms for b&b and one lodgin combining, as well as the whole guest house, the charm of a old style furniture and all modern comfort.
