Tucked away at the heart of Mallemort, one of Provence's most authentic villages, this stone house stands in the shadow of the village church — a setting that tells you immediately you are somewhere special. Built around 1700 and spanning 156 sqm across several levels, the house has the generous proportions and honest character that define the great village homes of the region. A skylit living room, a south-east facing kitchen, four bedrooms, a study, a full bathroom, a shower room and a utility room — the layout is thoughtful, the spaces are real. Step outside onto the 31 sqm south-east facing terrace and you understand what village living is truly about. It flows directly into a vaulted stone garage of over 50 sqm — a space unlike anything you will find elsewhere in the village centre. Large enough to park a car and to entertain, rich in atmosphere, opening onto the terrace: this alone sets the house apart. The property is in excellent condition throughout, with air conditioning, a heat pump and a wood-burning insert. For a house of this age and character, its energy credentials are genuinely impressive — rated C for consumption and A for greenhouse gas emissions. Shops, schools, the market, the town hall — everything is on foot. And beyond the village, Aix-en-Provence and Avignon are each forty minutes away, with the Luberon and the Alpilles on your doorstep. A rare find. Beautifully rooted. Worth every visit. Please do get in touch.