Restored 600-Year-Old Manor with Two Pools in Provence Lists for €4.4M

Just outside Avignon, in the riverside village of Vallabrègues, a 600-year-old Provençal manor has surfaced on the market with Home Hunts—and it’s the kind of quietly exceptional property that rarely becomes available. Listed at €4,400,000, the estate spans over 1,100 square meters (approximately 11,840 ft²) and has undergone a meticulous, artisan-led restoration that feels equal parts monastic and design-forward.

Originally built in the 15th century, the manor sits discreetly off the Rhône in a village known for its basket-weaving legacy and understated charm. Behind its thick stone walls: 11 bedroom suites, two swimming pools, soaring salons, and a full gym. The home moves fluidly between its grand history and contemporary ease, thanks to considered materials—stucco, timber, stone—and generous, breathing volumes.

The interiors are layered and atmospheric: one vaulted lounge leads to a bar and long dining table; another opens directly onto the garden and pool. Throughout, exposed beams and monumental fireplaces anchor the spaces. The kitchen is both rustic and refined, linked to a wine cellar and discreet pantry, while a library and TV room add softness to the scale.

Upstairs, the suites unfold with apartment-like privacy. Most include their own sitting rooms, double bedrooms, and luxurious baths. The top floor reveals a dramatic space under exposed timbers—perfect for a studio, retreat, or the kind of guest suite people never want to leave.

A connected pavilion offers an additional layer of seclusion, with its own kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and private pool. Whether used for guests, staff, or creative work, it brings added flexibility and dimension to the estate.

Outside, the south-facing garden is both sculpted and wild, filled with shaded corners, olive trees, and meandering paths that lead to a pristine pool area. Each building opens directly onto this shared landscape, reinforcing the home’s quiet sense of connection.

Ideal for a discerning buyer seeking privacy, heritage, and architectural soul, this manor is perfectly placed between Avignon, Uzès, and the Pont du Gard. It’s Provence—but not the overexposed kind. The kind that stays with you.

All photos belong to the listing agency.