Ménerbes
Villa - Luberon - Provence, Provence France
Bedroom 1 “Honoré de Balzac” East Wing – Master bedroom with King bed (or two single beds), with en-suite bathroom (shower, sink, WC). Small desk. A/C
Bedroom 2 “Marcel Pagnol” East Wing – Master bedroom with Queen bed, bathroom (shower, 2 sinks, WC). Access to a children’s room with two single beds. A/C
Bedroom 3 “Colette” West wing – Double bed. A/C
Bedroom 4 “Germaine de Staël” West wing – Queen bed. A/C
Bathroom (shower, 2 sinks, WC) shared between Bedrooms 3 and 4.
Bedrooms 1 and 2 are accessible by a stair on one side of the house and bedrooms 3 and 4 are accessible by another stair on the other side of the house.
Bedroom 5 “Ernest Hemingway” – King bed with semi en-suite open bathroom (shower, 2 sinks, WC).
Bedroom 6 “Françoise Sagan” – King bed with en-suite bathroom (shower, 2 sinks, WC). A/C
Bedroom 7 “L’Amourette” – Queen bed with en-suite open bathroom (shower, 2 sinks, WC). A/C. Terrace.
A winding path leads through the beautifully terraced gardens of Le Grand Mas de Chopin, lined with olive trees, roses, and fruit trees, an inviting, lush retreat for peaceful walks and quiet moments in nature.
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Air conditioning in all bedrooms except Bedroom 5
Starlink High Speed Internet/ WiFi
2 Smart TVs
Bluetooth speaker
Two Fully Equipped Kitchens including 3 dishwashers, gas stove, oven, microwave, 2 Nespresso coffee maker, filter coffee maker, blender, kettle, toaster…
Fridges and freezers
Washing Machine and Dryer
Iron and Ironing Board
Hair dryers in each bathroom
Indoor Dining for 14 people
Office / study
2 Fireplaces: wood-burning and pellet stove
3 Guest toilets on the ground floor
2 pianos
Safety Deposit box
Baby Crib/ Cot and High Chair on request
All linens provided
Pool towels provided
Please Inquire.
1-hectare enclosed landscaped grounds with courtyards and beautiful covered terraces
14 Sun Loungers
8 Parasols
Outdoor Dining for 14 People
Gas BBQ
Electric Plancha
Jaccuzzi
Terrain de Boules
Game room with foosball, ping-pong table
Bar
Trampoline
A tennis court can be rented within a 10-minute drive
Private Parking
Privatized gate
Stunning Views
Please note that pool heating is dependent on outdoor weather conditions and specific temperatures cannot be guaranteed
Pool heating is at an extra cost of €200 per week per pool.
End of stay cleaning as well as two intermediate cleanings (2 x 3 hours) are included in the rental fees.
Linens changed weekly unless agreed otherwise.
For multi-week stays, the weekly cleaning day can vary and may not be on a Saturday - please contact our team for details/specific requests.
Maids not responsible for washing guest dishes/ pots/ pans or personal laundry.
Nestled in the heart of the Luberon, just a 10-minute walk from the center of Ménerbes, Le Grand Mas de Chopin is a remarkable Provençal estate where timeless charm meets refined contemporary living. Fully renovated with elegance, this exceptional property offers approximately 500 sqm of living space set within one hectare of unspoiled countryside, embracing absolute calm and sweeping views over the valley.
Designed for unforgettable stays with family or friends, the mas accommodates up to 14 guests, across seven beautifully appointed bedrooms. The interiors are both warm and sophisticated, featuring expansive living areas with a fireplace, a dedicated TV lounge, and a spacious dining room set within a beautiful vaulted room, ideal for shared moments in an authentic Provençal atmosphere. The property offers two fully equipped kitchens, designed to accommodate larger groups and enhance the flow of indoor-outdoor living in true Provençal spirit.
Outdoors, Le Grand Mas de Chopin reveals its full magic. Two heated swimming pools enhance the experience: an elegant pool set slightly away from the house and accessed via a charming orchard path, as well as a second pool closer to the mas, ideal for relaxed family moments. The pool house, shaded terraces, and large convivial dining areas create the perfect setting for long summer lunches and evenings under the stars. A pétanque court and leisure amenities complete this authentic yet luxurious experience.
Ideally located between picturesque hilltop villages, the property provides easy access to the very best of Provence with vineyards, local markets, scenic walks, and cultural treasures, while remaining a peaceful retreat immersed in nature. Mas Chopin embodies the essence of Provençal art de vivre: elegant, relaxed, and deeply connected to its surroundings.
This superb little village in the Luberon is considered one of the finest in France. Built on a hill, it is surrounded by magnificent countryside. When visiting Ménerbes you will notice that its rich historic past has been well-preserved. The Dolmen de la Pichouno (unique to the Vaucluse) shows that Ménerbes has been inhabited since prehistoric times. Archeological excavations have uncovered the remains of villas and an ancient cemetery dating back to Roman times. Across from the Luberon Mountain chain lies an ancient convent of the Carmelite Order which has its beginning around 1250. Built on an existing religious site, Saint Hillaire is rich on architectural styles, from Roman to classical Gothic. During the Middle Ages, access to the town was through the two doors, St Sauveur et Notre Dame. At the time of the religious wars in the 16th century, Ménerbes was the capital of the Protestant movement and you can admire the imposing citadel built between the 12th and 16th century. This dramatic past comes to life when you see the magnificent old houses, now lovingly restored and the power taken by the aristocracy at the time. The houses certainly lend character to the old Ménerbes ! Nicolas de Staël and Picasso both owned houses at Ménerbes and they have been joined by other famous artists, musicians, comedians and writers, all of whom own one of the farmhouses scattered around the village. Do not leave Ménerbes without making a tour of the picturesque "corkscrew museum" where more than 1,000 different varieties of this magic tool are on display. The corkscrew was invented in the 12th century... by a Frenchman of course !!! What to see: St Hilaire abbey. 14th century church. 18th century chapel Ste Blaise. Medieval and renaissance houses. Corkscrew museum.
The easiest way to get to Inland Provence from the US is to fly to Marseille International Airport (MRS). If you would like to see Paris, fly to Charles de Gaulle Airport then connect directly to the TGV(high speed train) from CDG TGV2 to Avignon TGV(3 hours direct) and rent a car. You would plan to see Paris on the way back, taking the TGV from Avignon TGV to Gare de Lyon, getting a cab to your hotel in the city.
The Luberon Mountain Villages. Route des vins. Hiking and cycling…
Morning Outdoor Markets
Sunday: L’Isle sur la Sorgue
Monday: Goult
Tuesday: Apt
Wednesday: Mérindol
Thursday: Rousillon, Les Beaumettes
Friday: Bonnieux, Lourmarin
Saturday: Ménerbes
Ménerbes village, cafés and restaurants
Small grocery shop in the village, larger stores are 9 minutes from Coustellet and 19 minutes from Apt.
Only Provence partners with LG Service, a locally run and bilingual business that can arrange a wide range of tours and activities and match you with the best chef for your meals. See tour details and chef menus at provence-chefs-experience.com
For more information on arranging chefs and tours during your stay, email: louise.lgservices@gmail.com
Arrival:
Typical changeover day is Saturday, unless stated in the property overview – please inquire for an alternative arrival day.
Minimum Stay:
Most properties require a 1-week minimum stay - please inquire about shorter or flexible stays outside the summer months.
Services Included:
Final cleaning and any additional maid service listed on the web page.
Making your reservation:
These properties are reserved on a first-come, first-serve basis. However, before you reserve, you are required to review and sign a rental agreement for the villa (the“Rental Agreement”) within 48 hours of booking. We will send you the Rental Agreement via Docusign. The Rental Agreement explains in detail all of terms and conditions regarding the rental and use of the property in detail. We shall have no obligation to accept any reservations, unless the Rental Agreement is fully executed.
Payment:
After you have signed the Rental Agreement and filled out the appropriate information, as approved by us, a nonrefundable payment of 30%* of the Rental Fee (which price is defined in your Rental Agreement) must be received by us within five (5) days to confirm the reservation. The remaining 70% of the Rental Fee is due 60 days before the arrival date, and is also non-refundable. If reservations are made less than 60 days prior to the arrival date, then 100% of the Rental Fee must be paid upon the signing of the Rental Agreement. Please know that a failure to pay any portion of the Rental Fee as set forth above and in Rental Agreement can result in loss of the reservation of the villa and a termination of the Rental Agreement. We will confirm receipt of each payment and note any outstanding balance and due date(s).
Cancellation:
Only Provence has a no refund cancellation policy, unless specifically agreed with the owner. Should the Renter wish to postpone their stay, every effort will be made to offer them the possibility to reschedule at an alternative date, pending permission from the property owner. Failure to pay the final balance (which is due 60 days before arrival) or provide required information for the security deposit may be deemed a cancellation with no refund due. Clients are advised to consider Trip Cancellation Insurance with the carrier of their choice at the time of confirmation.
After booking this villa, we can arrange any of these extra services to make your trip even more special.
- offering all comforts and amenities - pool, housekeeping, and chef services.
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Only Provence co-founder Lydia Dean writes about their experiences raising a family, building a business in Provence, and later combining the love of travel with giving back in "Jumping the Picket Fence". In 2021, she published "Light Through the Cracks," a continuation of her journey, much of which has been based in Provence. Both books are available Amazon, Amazon.uk, and Amazon.Fr.