In Lambesc, just twenty minutes from Aix-en-Provence, lies a rare residence steeped in history and emotion. Formerly an artist’s residence and the historic home of the Trintignant family, this unique property embodies Provencal elegance and the authenticity of a place inhabited by creation, silence and beauty.
Built in 1635, the mansion’s majestic hall and vaulted walls bear witness t
In Lambesc, just twenty minutes from Aix-en-Provence, lies a rare residence steeped in history and emotion. Formerly an artist’s residence and the historic home of the Trintignant family, this unique property embodies Provencal elegance and the authenticity of a place inhabited by creation, silence and beauty.
Built in 1635, the mansion’s majestic hall and vaulted walls bear witness to its past. Organized around an inner courtyard with swimming pool, the property offers a succession of confidential living spaces: sun-drenched terraces, an intimate patio, and a mirador overlooking the Provencal countryside, offering breathtaking panoramic views out of sight.
Inside, the volumes are remarkable and the atmosphere profoundly warm. The house offers 976 m² of living space, divided into 13 rooms.
Outside, parking spaces and a garage complete the comfort of this property.
A true family home, but also an inspiring place par excellence, this residence lends itself equally well to a prestigious primary or secondary residence, as well as to a professional project (guest house, cultural venue, artistic residence, confidential events).
A rare place, steeped in history, for lovers of authentic, inspiring homes. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/
Lambesc is a small Provençal town in the Bouches-du-Rhône, sitting on a gentle ridge between the Luberon and the Alpilles, with the Arc valley below. Its historic centre retains the compact, stone-built character of the region: a collegiate church, a clock tower, and shaded squares where plane trees line the cours. The town has long attracted those who want genuine Provençal life at a remove from the tourist circuits of Aix or the Luberon villages.
Daily life centres on the weekly market and the cafés along the cours Foch. Aix-en-Provence, with its full range of restaurants, the Cours Mirabeau, the Caumont arts centre, and the TGV station, is roughly twenty minutes by car. Salon-de-Provence is fifteen minutes in the other direction.
Aix-en-Provence TGV station connects to Paris Gare de Lyon in approximately three hours and to Marseille Saint-Charles in under fifteen minutes by high-speed rail. Marseille Provence Airport is around thirty minutes from Lambesc by car, with direct flights to major European cities and beyond. The A7 and A51 motorways provide straightforward access to Marseille, Lyon, and the wider region.