Mas de l'Arc is a wonderfully peaceful luxury retreat with 6 en-suite bedrooms that can sleep up to 10 adults and four children. Located 15 miles east of beautiful Aix-en-Provence, it has breathtaking views over the Vallée de l'Arc and the Sainte Victoire mountain from its dominant position as a hill-side wine-making domain.
Renovated at the start of the 21st century in perfect harmony with its past and surroundings, this beautiful luxury rental is a gem in the heart of Provence. Its charm and tranquillity remain intact thanks to a wonderful job by interior designer Nathalie Vingot Mei, who has given a genuine soul to each room of the house. Of course the villa has air con, wifi; it is also wheelchair friendly.
Mas de l'Arc is available for weekly vacation rentals and/or weddings.
Owner's policy on pets: Pets considered on a case-by-case basis, please contact us for more information.
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Mas de l'Arc can be rented together with the Bastide de l'Arc (about 1 mile away on the same grounds) for a total capacity of up to 34 guests. This is an ideal solution for two large groups travelling together and wishing for independence.
The entire estate is called the Domaine de l'Arc. Weddings for up to 50 guests can be held at the Mas; the price in 2017 and 2018 is €7750 per week, minimum rental, and includes lodging for 12-14. You need to rent a tent in case of bad weather.
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Aix-en-Provence, Bouches-du-Rhône, France.
Guests to luxury vacation villas near Aix-en-Provence will enjoy this civilized city's quality of life which to this day attracts people from all over the world.
While enjoying the wonderful sights of the Montagne Sainte Victoire and surrounding countryside covered in pine trees, olive trees, lavender and sentient herbs so typical of the South of France.
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Close GalleryOne of the true highlights of Mas de l'Arc is the luxurious heated 12 x 6m infinity-edge pool that drops away onto the valley, really letting you fully appreciate your unique location.
Close GalleryBehind the house is an area with mottled shade and gravel, perfect for playing pétanque in the late afternoon!
Close GalleryYou might recognise the bright and colourful living room from various French home & design magazines. The designer has paid great attention to detail and the result is perfectly harmonious, making this the ideal place to relax while sipping a cool beverage when it's too hot outside. In the corner there is a lift (an elevator to our American friends) which leads up to a bedroom and down to the pool.
Close GalleryWho doesn't dream of waking up in the morning and walking out on the terrace to contemplate their vineyards? That's everyday life at Mas de l'Arc!
Close GalleryThe kitchen, while small, is fully equipped and also benefits from the wonderful view at Mas de l'Arc.
Close GalleryThe dining room has a similar airy feel about it - quintessentially Provençal yet still bright and welcoming. You'll probably eat outside a lot, though!
Close GalleryThis ensuite bathroom has a bathtub, two basins and a toilet.
Close GalleryThis bedroom, coveted by all who stay at Mas de l'Arc, is in a small annex and enjoys its own terrace next to the pool. Like all bedrooms in this property, it has air-conditioning, and a 180cm bed that can split into 2x90, its own individual access and its own bathroom, allowing for complete privacy in the cosiest of atmospheres. Ideal for couples who want to spend a bit of time alone during their stay.
Close GalleryThe top floor (one level above the living area and two above the pool and terrace area) houses two bedrooms. This one has a rustic, traditional feel about it, yet doesn't come compromise on comfort. The stairs lead straight down to the kitchen below.
Close GalleryThis en-suite bathroom has a shower, a toilet and a washbasin.
Close GalleryThis shot shows one of the other two bedrooms in the annex on the floor above, as well as its bathroom. The 180cm bed can be separated into two twin beds. Please bear in mind that the shape of the room is distorted due to the fisheye lens used by the photographer.
