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Le Domaine de Lisiere is a 17th century stone house in Provence nearby the villages of Sault and Monieux next to the Mont Ventoux and is located in the middle of the “lavender country”.
The history of the property dates back to the 17th century when it was the summer residency of the Archbishop of Aix en Provence. A few centuries later the property was acquired by the Mistral family, including the famous writer Frederic Mistral. The property remained with the Mistral family until the Mid-80s and afterwards belonged to a Marseille family who sold it to its current owners in late 2020. The property had a 3.5 years complete overhaul and refurbishment and finally became what it is today.
The domaine
In Provence
A place
The Domaine de la Lisière offers an unparalleled experience combining charm, elegance and refinement.
A landscape
From the vibrant colors of the markets to the beauty of the countryside, Provence captivates with its timeless allure.
An history
Provence, with its rich historical heritage, fascinates with its Roman remains, preserved medieval villages, and traditions.
The house
A Heaven of Peace
Amidst the picturesque landscape of Provence, the house stands as a sanctuary of tranquility.
Surrounded by lush greenery and bathed in sunlight, it offers a haven of peace where guests can unwind and reconnect with nature.
With its charming architecture and serene ambiance, the house invites visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty and serenity of the countryside.
Le Domaine de Lisiere is a 17th-century stone house in Provence, near Sault and Monieux by Mont Ventoux, in “lavender country.”
Once the summer home of the Archbishop of Aix en Provence, it later belonged to the Mistral family, including writer Frédéric Mistral, until the mid-1980s.
After a 3.5-year renovation by its current owners, it now blends authentic Provençal life with modern comfort. Located at the edge of a 10-hectare forest and surrounded by lavender fields, it offers a serene retreat.
It’s about 60 minutes from Avignon TGV station and 1.5 hours from Marseille airport.
