the Mas Saint Gens, a 17 century property of character
Offers tourists a choice of 5 houses and apartments
for 6 to 30 people.
It has a three-stars rating.


there are 2 detached houses with private gardens :
the Farigoule and the Romarin.

there is one bungalow with direct access to the courtyard : The Thym

there are 2 apartments with private terraces adjoining the main Farmhouse:
the Olivier, and the Coquelicot


The houses and apartments are all located in a three- acre park with 3 swimming-pools, one for babies
There are plenty of activities on offer : beach volleyball,
2 bowl playing fields,table tennis, baby foot and games.


There is a communal laundrette with 3 washing-machines and a tumble-dryer


The Property is entirely walled . Access is via electronic gates, Guests each have a private access code.


there is ample parking on site.
Wifi internet access


It is in the heart of Provence, in a sun-drenched plain,
that you will discover
Le Mas Saint Gens.

On leaving the park you will see
the stunning scenery : The Dentelles de Montmirail
and Mount Ventoux mountain ranges just to the north.

The house and its park are within close range of a number enchanting villages :
L'Isle sur Sorgue, famous for its galleries antique shops andriver-side walks ; Pernes les Fontaines, a walled medieval village ;
Fontaines de Vaucluse, a miracle of nature ;
Les Baux de Provence ; Gordes and Roussillon wich have inspired countless artist.

The Mas is an ideal centre for touring the forest of
Venasque, Beaucet and the natural park of Luberon.

The town of Carpentras, only fives minutes away has a superb market and many cultural attractions.
Twenty minutes south is the historic walled city of Avignon and fifteen minutes north is Orange with its Roman theatre.

Take the wine road to discover the homes of all the famous Côtes du Rhône wines : (Gigondas, Vacqueyras, Chateauneuf du Pape, Beaumes de Venise etc…). Taste the wines and see the very beautiful villages of these excellent vineyards

Avignon, Saumane and Isle sur la Sorgues all within easy reach, have excellent golf- courses.

If you like to g a little further afield, visit The Cèze Valley in nearby Gard or set out towards Drôme provençale, taking in Vaison la Romaine with its numerous Roman remains, and the Valley of Ouvèze,

Or drive south to the Camargue, famous for its horses and rice paddies, and of course its seaside resorts, only 50 miles away