La Bastide De Marie

Set among the sunlit vineyards of Ménerbes in the Luberon, La Bastide de Marie is a restored 18th-century farmhouse that blends Provençal heritage with understated luxury. Located within the private Domaine de Marie vineyard, the estate offers an intimate retreat where natural beauty, rustic charm, and refined hospitality come together in the heart of southern France. Rooms and suites are individually styled with antique furnishings, soft linens, stone walls, and muted tones, creating a calming, lived-in elegance. For families and groups, private villas—such as Villa Grenache and Villa Sainte-Marie—offer multiple bedrooms, private pools, gardens, and full hotel service, combining the privacy of a residence with the comforts of a boutique stay. Wine is central to the experience. Set on 23 hectares of vines, the estate produces small-batch wines that reflect the character of the Luberon terroir. Guests can explore vineyard paths, join guided tastings in the cellar, and enjoy glasses poured at sunset among the vines. The connection to land and tradition is woven into each moment. Dining at La Bastide celebrates Provençal flavors with seasonal menus inspired by local markets and estate-grown produce. Meals are served in shaded courtyards, terraces overlooking the vineyards, or in a rustic dining room, often paired with wines from the domaine and regional selections. The atmosphere is relaxed, generous, and deeply tied to the rhythm of the countryside. Leisure here unfolds slowly: customized spa treatments, picnics between rows of vines, cycling routes through lavender fields, and balloon rides revealing sweeping views of the Luberon. The estate also serves as a romantic backdrop for weddings and intimate celebrations, offering vineyard settings and curated event services. Just beyond the property lie some of Provence’s most iconic villages, including Ménerbes, Gordes, Roussillon, and L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, along with hiking routes, markets, and natural parks. La Bastide de Marie captures the quiet soul of Provence—an invitation to savor beauty, wine, and the art of slow living.