Mas de Rampale

A hidden gem in the sublime Alpilles landscape

A 205 m2 property set in 1.5 hectares of enclosed grounds, Mas de Rampale is located in the heart of the enchanting landscape of the Alpilles regional nature park.

Renovated with taste and modernity, fully air-conditioned, the house is furnished with top-of-the-range materials. The volumes are generous, every detail is well-thought, and the majesty of the landscape is captured and magnified from every view point.

Mas de Rampale is surrounded by hiking paths in the heart of the Alpilles, with the village just 25 minutes away on foot. Its idyllic setting, breathtaking views, Mediterranean landscaped garden and various social areas make it a haven of peace, ideal for a unique holiday with family or friends.

The petanque court, the various terraces and the covered terrace with its large dining table and plancha, are all great ways to enjoy the gentle Provencal way of life.

The 10x5m swimming pool offers a breathtaking view of the Alpilles, and is surrounded by sun loungers for your moments of relaxation.

A villa in communion with nature

The house comprises four bedrooms with 160 x 200 cm beds, each with its own bathroom and access to the terrace.

• Bedroom 1 master suite: 180 x 200 cm bed with en suite bathroom (bath, shower, 2 washbasins, separate toilet), television, dressing room, fan.
• Bedroom 2, patio view: 160 x 200 cm bed (or 2 single beds) with bathroom in the corridor (shower, washbasin, separate toilet).
• Bedroom 3, East: 160 x 200 cm bed with en-suite bathroom (shower, 2 washbasins). Toilet shared with bedroom 4
• Bedroom 4, South: 160 x 200 cm bed with en-suite bathroom (shower, 2 washbasins).

This wonderful property is located just 2km from the capital of the Alpilles, the famous village of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.

You’ll be able to enjoy a stay right in the heart of Provence and make the most of exploring the Alpilles, Provençal markets, numerous vineyards, olive groves and cultural sites such as Les Baux-de-Provence, the Roman site of Glanum, Alphonse Daudet’s mill and the cultural centre of Saint-Paul de Mausole.