The Bungalow
Four rooms, four painters, four front doors.
Four ensuite bedrooms, each with its own entrance and private terrace onto the garden — taken one at a time, or all together for a group of up to nine.
Four ensuite bedrooms, each with its own entrance and private terrace onto the garden — taken one at a time, or all together for a group of up to nine.
The Bungalow is a single-storey building set apart from the main house, divided into four rooms that do not connect. Each has its own front door, its own ensuite bathroom and its own terrace — so a couple booking one room has real privacy, and a group booking all four has, in effect, a small house of their own.
What the rooms share is the estate: the lawns, the twenty-metre pool heated to 30°C, the covered terrace and the loggia, and the view across the gardens towards Saint-Paul-de-Vence, five minutes along the road. Each room is named for a painter who once worked within a few kilometres of the door.
Rooms start from €250 per night in low season. Rates vary by season; all four together, or the Bungalow with Maison Braque added, are quoted on request.
Ensuite, with its own front door and private terrace onto the garden. Named for Henri Matisse, whose decades on this coast and work nearby at the Vence chapel left their mark on the whole region.
Ensuite, independent entrance, private terrace. Named for Fernand Léger, part of the circle of painters whose work still hangs at Fondation Maeght, a short drive from the door.
Ensuite, independent entrance, private terrace. Named for Amedeo Modigliani, whose elongated, unmistakable figures remain among the most recognised of the early twentieth century.
Ensuite, independent entrance, private terrace. Named for Chaïm Soutine, who lived and worked in nearby Vence for over a decade. Configured with three single beds, it sleeps up to three.
Nightly rates shown are low-season starting prices and vary by season. The four rooms together sleep nine. Each is declared as a meublé de tourisme; registration numbers are shown above.
Yes. Each room is booked on its own, with its own entrance and terrace. You share the gardens and pool with other guests on the estate.
Yes — the Bungalow as a whole sleeps nine and is the usual choice for families and small retreats. Ask for a price for the four rooms together.
Not in the Bungalow rooms. Maison Braque, the estate's two-bedroom apartment, has its own kitchen; groups who want to cook usually take both.
Chambre Soutine, which is set with three single beds. The other three rooms sleep two.
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