A Luxury Vacation Residence in the South of France

The Setting

At Home in the Gard

In the heart of the south of France, Maison de Frédéric is nestled in the Gard, a beautiful and diverse region that lies between Provence and the Cévennes. With its central location, it is the perfect gateway to exploring Provence and the many treasures of southern France.

The Pont du Gard, the Roman aqueduct near Maison de Frederic, with kayakers on the river below

The Village & the Gard

Where Provence Begins

From the timeless charm of Uzès and the ancient Roman heritage of Nîmes to the historic streets of Avignon, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, and Arles, the majestic Pont du Gard, and the wild beauty of the Camargue, there is an extraordinary variety of places to discover.

Whether you come to explore, immerse yourself in history and culture, savor the food and wine, or simply slow down and enjoy the warmth and beauty of the south of France, Maison de Frédéric offers a beautiful place to experience it all.

Depuis la maison

What Lies Around You

Drawn as rings from the front door outward — what you can reach on foot, by a short drive, and by a journey worth taking.

À pied

On Foot

The village, gathered within a few minutes of the green gate.

  • The village café

    Just out the front door

    A village gathering place just a few doors down, open most mornings for coffee and light provisions.

  • The village square

    2 min walk

    Churches, a quaint library, a fountain, and the slow rhythm of a Provençal day.

  • The river path

    10 min walk

    A lane down to the Gardon, cool beneath the plane trees, with numerous walking trails nearby.

  • Village Tennis Courts

    10 min walk

    A quick walk through the village down to well-maintained and gated tennis courts. A key is provided.

En voiture

A Short Drive

The great sights of the Gard, each an easy morning out and back.

  • Uzès

    ~15–20 min

    Twelve miles down the road: the arcaded Place aux Herbes and one of France's finest Saturday markets.

  • Pont du Gard

    ~30 min

    The great Roman aqueduct, with river beaches below for swimming.

  • The Gardon gorges

    ~20 min

    Kayaks, swimming holes, and clifftop walks above the green water.

  • The wine domaines

    Nearby

    Côtes du Rhône and Duché d'Uzès, tasted at the source.

L'Excursion

Worth the Journey

The cities and landscapes of the South, gathered within an hour.

  • Nîmes

    ~25 min

    A vibrant city with world-class modern dining, a Roman arena still in use, and the columns of the Maison Carrée.

  • Arles & the Camargue

    ~45 min

    Van Gogh's light, white horses, and pink salt flats by the sea.

  • Avignon

    ~1 hr

    The Palais des Papes — and the TGV to Paris in under three hours.

  • The Luberon

    ~1 hr

    Hilltop villages, lavender rows, and Sunday brocantes.

Finding Us

Getting Here

The house is most easily reached by car and well worth the drive through the vineyards to the gate.

By air
Fly into Nîmes, Montpellier, or Marseille for an easy drive to the house. From Paris, continue by high-speed train.
By train
We recommend Avignon TGV station — about one hour from the house by car. Trains reach Paris in under three hours.
By road
A car makes it easy to explore the area, with convenient parking available nearby.
The address
Shared in full once your dates are confirmed — the village likes its quiet.

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