The estate

The park – Highlights – On-site services – Amenities – History – Restoration

In Provence, near Vaison-La-Romaine and Mont Ventoux

Discover Domaine Daulone

Perfect for holidays with family or friends, Domaine Daulone in Provence offers an unique setting of space, tranquillity, and privacy. Three independent, carefully restored apartments can host up to 33 sleeps and can be privatized for an exclusive stay.

The estate lies at the foot of the hills of the Dentelles de Montmirail Regional Park, with paths leading into a spectacular landscape where forests, vineyards, and limestone ridges intertwine — a true reflection of Provence.

Among olive trees, bamboo groves, and centuries-old oaks, enjoy the swimming pool, the natural spring-fed pond, or set off on foot or by bike to explore the Park and Mont Ventoux.

Magnificent and Restorative

The Park

True master of the Estate, the 8-hectare (20-acre) park — with its abundant life — has retained its wild character.We chose to let the vegetation grow freely and intertwine harmoniously with the traces of past human activity.

Thus, as you wander among century-old oaks, Aleppo pines, cypresses, olive and fruit trees, along stone walls and natural hedges, you pass through the different levels shaped by ancient cultivated terraces, fishponds, and the bamboo grove, before climbing the slopes of the olive meadow.
There, the landscape reveals an ever-changing rhythm of shade and light, cool undergrowth, dense paths, and open clearings.

Parc du domaine – haies

Parc du domaine – fontaine

Parc du domaine – chênes

Parc du domaine – chênes

Parc du domaine – haies

parc du domaine – fleurs

Parc Vue Aerienne Buissons

Parc Bambouseraie

Parc Domen Fleurs

Parc Buissons

parc du domaine – Chapelle

Parc du domaine – prairie

Parc du domaine – fleurs

Parc du domaine – vers la chapelle

Menhir

Let yourself be amazed!

The Highlights

The estate’s landscaped park offers a wealth of natural charm and variety, inviting you to explore its many corners at your own pace. You can wander freely through a variety of atmospheres:
• The bamboo grove with its pétanque ground
• The chapel with its natural pond
• The forest and its walking trails
• The orchard
• The pool surrounded by intimate hedges
• The olive-planted meadow that opens onto the Dentelles de Montmirail regional park and its hiking trails

Bassin naturel alimenté par la source

parc du domaine – bassin alimenté par la source

Parc Piscine Vue Aerienne

Parc Piscine

Parc Bambouseraie

parc du domaine – bassin alimenté par la source

Menhir

Monmirail Lace

Dentelles Orageux

Dentelles Pins

Relax at Domaine Daulone

On-site Highlights

Explore the quiet elegance of the estate, where nature and serenity come together to relax and recharge.
Facilities combine simplicity yet comfort, nature, and conviviality for an unforgettable stay.

Swimming Pool

Located away from the main building, near the olive-planted meadow, the pool is surrounded by hedges that ensure peace and privacy.

The Chapel

Built in the 18th century on the remains of a former Templar fief and now embraced by surrounding vegetation, it shelters an ancient Roman mosaic… and a colony of bats!

Natural Spring-fed Pond

A natural pool — a former retention basin fed by a nearby spring — invites you to enjoy a refreshing swim in perfect harmony with the surrounding environment.

Trails from the Park

From the estate, several hiking trails lead directly into the heart of the Dentelles de Montmirail Regional Park — a spectacular landscape where forests, vineyards, and limestone peaks intertwine.

Amenities

Available

We strive to make your stay as comfortable and effortless as possible:

• Shared laundry facilities

• Barbecue and utensils

• Secure storage room for equipment

• Washing station for your gear

A Former Templar Fief

History of the Estate

Domaine Daulone - mosaïque romaine de la chapelle

The site’s history dates back to Roman times: a mosaic has been preserved in the chapel floor, along with terracotta pipes that once carried running water to what was likely a Gallo-Roman villa.

Later, it became a Benedictine convent under Montmajour Abbey of Arles.
On its ruins, the Templars of Roaix (who pledged homage to Count Alphonse in 1253) built a fief and the Chapel of Saint John.

From the Templars, the fief passed to the Holy See, which excluded it from the Templar inheritance destined for the Hospitallers of Saint John of Jerusalem, granting it instead to Hugues Scofini, and later to Bertrand des Baux in 1364.

After the Baux, it was owned by the Tillia family. One of them had it elevated to a marquisate by Pope Benedict XIV on May 28, 1755. Before the Revolution, it had grown into a parish village, whose priest was appointed by the Abbot of Montmajour.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, the estate thrived with vineyards and silkworm breeding (‘magnanerie’), before turning to vegetable farming.

A Renaissance

A Major Restoration Project

Since its acquisition in July 2023, extensive renovations were carried out from October 2023 to September 2025.

• The roof was redone.
• The estate’s 95 windows were replaced.
• Major masonry work repaired a structural crack, both lightening and strengthening the building.
• Utilities were modernized: sanitation, electricity, plumbing.
• Landscaping, earthworks, and painting were completed.

Samir’s team, in charge of the project, worked with exceptional dedication, and we collaborated daily to support and guide the progress.

The manor was divided into four logis, with shared spaces created for group activities. Each logis was furnished and equipped with quality materials in keeping with the local style. Furniture was carefully sourced or custom-made for the project.
The outdoor spaces were redesigned to allow guests to dine and relax in harmony with nature.

It was a true collective adventure: we lived on site during the works, actively contributing to the construction and to daily decisions with the master builder.