Twenty minutes from the Côte d’Azure, the relais du Peyloubet is a quiet 18th century farmhouse near the town of Grasse. In the early 19th century the Relais was a farmhouse raising olives and roses for the perfumeries. The area was a refuge for artists, including Picasso, after WWII. The property was was once a relay station for the postal system and formerly owned by the Russian dissident Alexandrovo (who now resides in the US).
Five spacious rooms (20M2) are confortables, decorated has Provencal antiques with hi-fi, mini-bar, mini-safe , a modern bathroom (including shower and bathtub) and television.

Guests enjoy breakfast with their host, a comfortable living room with a corner fireplace, a reading room and a shaded terrace overlooking a tranquil valley. Guests are welcome to use a large refrigerator, gas stove and oven and microwave as well as the barbeque located on the terrace. A telephone is available. The property offers a swimming pool, volleyball, Provencal ’bowling’ (petanque), cycling and Ping-Pong.

 

The geographic situation of the Bastide