Beneath a canopy of wisteria, Mas De La Glycine unfolds as a soulful countryside home where time seems to slow and Provençal charm is on full display. Pretty terraces spill onto a vast, green garden where cicadas sing in the evening sun. Here, days are best spent moving between sun loungers and the shimmering waters of the swimming pool, pausing only for a chilled drink or a leisurely lunch beneath the pergola.

Inside, the character of the house reveals itself in gentle layers, from the welcoming entrance hall to the generous farmhouse kitchen where family-style dining comes naturally. There’s a sense of ease and generosity in every room, with two relaxed living areas, a light-filled dining room and five bedrooms offering flexibility and space. Cool terracotta floors, warm wooden beams and aged stone details speak to the home’s heritage, while modern touches such as air-conditioning ensure an effortless stay.

Across both floors, the layout caters beautifully to family life. There are two queen-size double bedrooms on the ground floor, both of which can be made up as twins. Upstairs, a king-size double awaits, alongside a charming children’s bedroom with bunk-beds. Finally, the master en suite bedroom offers a private terrace for moments of peace and beautiful views.

Just a short drive from Maussane-les-Alpilles and Mouriès, the house enjoys a privileged position amid olive groves and rolling countryside. Maussane’s village charm with its shaded square, bakery aromas and café culture, offers guests a taste of local life within easy reach.

Mas De La Glycine invites you to savour the season at your own pace, whether splashing by the pool, cooking outdoors in the pool house kitchen, or simply watching light shift across the garden as evening falls. It’s a place for slow mornings, long afternoons and memorable moments under the Provençal sky.

Mas De La Glycine enjoys a picturesque setting in the Provençal countryside only 3km from Maussane-les-Alpilles, part of Les Alpilles Natural Regional Park. This bustling little village radiates quintessential southern French character with plane trees, café terraces, wonderful restaurants and a charming weekly market. There’s a variety of small shops for essentials and gourmet treats whilst larger supermarkets can be found near Saint-Remy and Saint-Martin-de-Crau.

Nearby, discover the dramatic hilltop village of Les Baux-de-Provence (7km), with its medieval château ruins and mesmerising views. A little further lies Eygalières (16.5km), beloved for its winding lanes, high-end restaurants and traditional Provençal flair. This part of Provence brims with character and offers a wonderfully authentic base from which to explore.

Keen golfers are spoilt for choice with the renowned Golf de Servanes just 5 minutes away, nestled at the foot of the Alpilles hills, and Golf des Baux de Provence, offering serene greens and stunning backdrops. Nature lovers can enjoy scenic hiking and cycling trails that weave through forests, hillsides and olive groves. The vibrant market town of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (12km) is also within easy reach, home to Roman ruins, a famous Wednesday morning market and the legacy of Vincent van Gogh.

For a change of scene, day trips abound. Venture west to Arles (25km) for Roman amphitheatres and artistic heritage, or head to Avignon (32km) to walk the Palais des Papes and medieval bridge. Nîmes (48km) impresses with its Arena and Maison Carrée, while the unesco-listed Pont du Gard (42km) offers a stunning Roman aqueduct amidst natural beauty.

Alternatively, explore the lavender fields and ochre villages of the Luberon, or the wild marshes and white horses of the Camargue. Whether seeking culture, cuisine or countryside serenity, this location places Provence’s most enchanting experiences within easy reach.

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