The Chapel was built on the ruins of an old hamlet going back to the 17th century, inspired by the Val’s chapel. It was consecrated by the Archbishop of Toulon and Fréjus. Minimalist, it was decorated by the artist Gérard Traquandi. In front of a pretty square where a fountain stands enthroned, this intimate and romantic place lends itself perfectly to a marriage reception or a blessing.

The arcades overhang and dominate the vineyard at the top of a cascade of old terraces. They come from the pediment of a commercial court, but they are part of the landscape as if they had always been there.

This mill is a copy of the “Moulin de Grimaud”, it was designed in the 17th century. The owners having had a crush on this superb architecture, they decided to reproduce it on the estate. The mill works with the wind “vent d’est” or “mistral” (wind of Provence) rotation system, its mechanics are formerly but competent for making flour in the old way.