An invitation to travel in the heart of the village of Tavernes. Push open the door of this Provençal village house of 260 m² to enter what was until recently a guesthouse with the air of a grand townhouse. From the ground floor, the tone is set. A Provençal kitchen of 21 m², a living room of 28 m², French ceilings and old terracotta tiles. Then you climb, and the journey begins. On the first floor, the Baroque suite (34 m²) displays its ochre and red walls beneath an old beam. Opposite, the Indian suite (23 m²) opens onto a warmer elsewhere. On the second floor, a library (22 m²) and a studio (21 m²) frame the Moroccan suite (24 m²) and its lime-washed vault, with the feel of a riad. At the top, under the eaves, the double suite (41 m²) opens like a belvedere, extended by a bedroom (23 m²) and a mezzanine (11 m²). Five suites, five atmospheres, each with its own bathroom: a world tour from one floor to the next, without leaving Provence. Outside, a south-facing enclosed garden of 244 m² with no overlooking neighbours, and, a nod to the village's past, an old dovecote. Behind the charm, a well-maintained and sound house: refaced façade, recent double glazing, photovoltaic panels, heat pump water heater, fireplace insert and wood stove. In the heart of the village yet peaceful and quiet: shops within walking distance, school three minutes on foot. Five minutes from Barjols, a quarter of an hour from Cotignac, at the gates of the Verdon Gorges, between lakes and rivers. Free public parking 50 metres away. A rare address, ready to write its next chapter: large family home, or revival of a tourist accommodation project.