✨ Highlights

• Historic ten-bedroom estate spanning across 700m²
• Features pool, cinema, outdoor kitchen, and pétanque terrain
• Former perfume factory, dating back to 18th century
• Located in Seillans, one of France’s officially designated ‘Most Beautiful Villages’

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⭐ Public reviews

• 5/5 and 2 reviews on Google Maps
• Website
• Instagram: 90 followers

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✍️ Description from the real estate agent

Set in the enchanting village of Seillans, renowned as one of Les Plus Beaux Villages de France, this exceptional historic bastide presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished property where history, elegance, and the Provençal art de vivre are beautifully intertwined.

Dating back to the late 18th century, the bastide reflects a remarkable artisanal heritage, having originally served as a wool sheet factory before later becoming a perfumery. This unique history adds depth and character to the property, preserving the spirit of traditional craftsmanship that defines the region.

Meticulously renovated between 2018 and 2020, the estate has been thoughtfully restored to combine authentic architectural character with refined contemporary comfort. Every element reflects a careful balance between the charm of its historic origins and the elegance of modern living.

Spanning approximately 700 m², the property features 10 bedrooms and offers a rare sense of privacy while remaining connected to the vibrant atmosphere of village life. Its discreet position within Seillans creates a peaceful retreat, with the beauty of Provence surrounding the estate.

The gardens open directly onto the pristine landscapes of the Haut Var, where panoramic walking trails extend beyond the property, allowing residents and guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region.

Combining centuries of history, elegant restoration, Provençal charm, and an exceptional setting in one of France’s most beautiful villages, this remarkable bastide represents a unique opportunity to acquire a truly distinctive property in the heart of Provence.