Mas Re.source

Chez
Rémy & Marc Etienne-Coussedière

@mister_tripper

Between the Cévennes and Ardèche regions, in the Cèze valley, an abandoned 18th-century farmhouse has been brought back to life thanks to the energy of two enthusiasts of contemporary architecture, design, photography, and large dinner parties.

This farm had been abandoned for a long time and was just waiting to be brought back to life. That's what these lovers of old stones, travel, art (in all its forms, but especially the eighth art—photography), contemporary architecture, friends, large dinner parties, conversation, nature, and contemplation gave it: a new lease on life... At the gateway to the Cévennes, with Mont Ventoux as a landmark, four hectares surrounded by lavender and vineyards and, at their heart, in a space landscaped by Luc Echilley, a huge blonde stone building with five guest rooms and two independent houses. And everywhere in this farmhouse, among antique pieces, are design icons and works by Philippe Chancel, Patrick Tournebœuf, Alex Profit, Denis Darzacq, Alexandra Hedison, Julien Benard, Kim Chun Hwan, and Arik Levy. Add to that an XXL swimming pool with clean lines and a view, and a table d'hôte designed with short supply chains in mind... 

3 good reasons to go

  1. for the decidedly arty spirit, in all its forms, that reigns here
  2. to discover this corner of the Gard that is still off the beaten track and unspoiled
  3. for the incredible view of Mont Ventoux
Price

5 rooms, starting at €180, and 2 houses (for 2 people), starting at €360. Ages 15 and up.

To get there by train?

Nearest TER train station: Alès (approximately 30 km)Nearest TGV train station: Avignon TGV (approximately 60 km)

Mas Re.source
1328 Le Terme, 30630 Montclus
Gard, Occitanie, France

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