Mazet Carcarie, vacation home Provence, secluded location, stone house, nature, garden, dog

A small village in Provence—Montaren-et-Saint-Médiers.
Old stone houses, winding alleys, and a bakery.

At the edge of the village, a small road leads slightly uphill.
At the end of the road stands the “Mazet de la Carcarie.”
Because beyond the small stone house lies nothing but garrigue, the “Carcarie.”

An enchanted Mediterranean scrub landscape with pine trees and the scent of the South.
Always there—waiting to be explored by the contemplative hiker on narrow trails.


We invite you—behind the gate lies a little paradise.

Sheltered from the wind and slightly cooler than outside, this spot offers protection from the mistral, the autumn winds, and the midday heat during the summer months.
The heart of the mazet is a high-ceilinged room with a gallery. This is where you’ll cook, dine, and relax.

On the gallery, there’s a sleeping area that can be used for resting, watching films, or as an additional sleeping space.
The small bathroom is open-concept, tiled with natural stone, and features a freestanding bathtub, sink, and toilet.
The bedroom is separate and features double patio doors leading to the olive garden.

The property features a large, wild and romantic garden enclosed by a natural stone wall.
There is a wood-fired sauna and a natural stone cooling pool with a waterfall and beautiful floor tiles.
The courtyard features a bathroom area with a toilet and outdoor shower, an outdoor kitchen with a grill, and a secluded area with a small fish pond.

Become a part of this place...
Start writing a novel, set up an easel in the garden and paint Mont Ventoux, play your accordion undisturbed, cook fresh delicacies, indulge in deep relaxation in the sauna, take a dip in the natural stone pool under a clear starry sky, soak in the freestanding bathtub, while the open fireplace blazes right next door.
Start your morning with meditation by the pond, watch the fish, read under the olive tree, take a stroll into the village to grab a little Éclair au Café, or hike through the garrigue.

We invite you to make this special place your own.