Charming 1750 Stonehouse in the heart of Saint Rémy

Step inside Le Petit Puit, a haven of living Provençal history. This beautifully preserved stone maison was built in 1750, tucked down a quiet meandering cobbled alley in the very heart of Saint Rémy—one of the most beloved villages in Southern France, captivating Van Gogh’s imagination and most celebrated works. The maison is a short stroll from boutiques, cafes, and restaurants that Saint Rémy is renowned for.



Original exposed beam ceilings, a winding stone spiral staircase, and lovingly restored interiors create a comforting, soulful atmosphere that no modern apartment can replicate. The thick stone walls keep the maison naturally cool in summer, and in cooler months, the living room’s heating and fireplace create a cosy retreat after a long day exploring the region.



The kitchen is stocked with Provençal essentials—coffee, tea, olive oil, salt, and pepper—so you can settle in immediately. Bed linens and towels are provided, and everything is ready for you from the moment you walk in. The bedroom offers a king-size bed, ideal for couples, and private air conditioning. The bathroom is fully tiled with a walk-in Italian shower. The living area has a comfortable sofa bed, perfect for an occasional extra guest. Free parking is available nearby, and a laundry service with dry cleaning is less than 5 minutes on foot, perfect for longer stays.



Saint Rémy captured Van Gogh during one of the most prolific periods of his life. The landscape he painted—lavender fields, olive groves, the limestone ridges of the Alpilles—remains unchanged and surrounds you on drives out of town. The Roman ruins of Les Antiques and the ancient site of Glanum are a short stroll away. On your doorstep are local Wednesday and Saturday markets to enjoy.



A retreat for those wanting to slow down, savor local Provençal food and wine, and authentically experience the light and soul of Provence.