Coming across this building in 2019 was for me a revelation and a new beginning. I decided to concentrate my combined passions somewhere where I could welcome visitors, friends, artists, creators and epicureans to my native Côte d'Azur, in a place where the sweetness of life, comfort, sun, laughter and the pleasures of the table reign supreme.
Maison Mastrorelli is a 240 m2, three-storey stone bastide. The house has a refined, contemporary Mediterranean cachet due to its modern interior design, all while retaining its original features: oak beams, a vast carved wooden fireplace, original terracotta floor tiles, and unfinished wood. There is a clear contrast between smooth surfaces and original stone, a harmony of shapes and colours and attention to detail. The textures and materials evoke well-being, conviviality and comfort.
It is a former 18th-century coaching inn that I've transformed into an authentic, minimalist holiday home.
Here, we believe in smiles, warmth, hospitality and a sense of service. Before our guests even arrive, we invite them to tell us what they want, so that we can adapt the environment to their wishes. The outdoor areas are ideal for sunbathing, relaxing, socialising, garden parties and joyful dinners. Here, the essences of Provence and the Mediterranean appeal to our senses: lavender, roses from Grasse, orange, citrus, cactus, succulents, jasmine, wisteria, lime, magnolia, mimosa, bougainvillea. These all benefit from the renowned microclimate of the Cannes hinterland. Our guests have 2,000 m2 of green space at their disposal, with two swimming pools and numerous landscaped outdoor areas. The Mastrorelli table d'hôtes is congenial, family-friendly and unwaveringly Mediterranean.
"Daniel Desavie", a gourmet restaurant nearby, in Valbonne. "Heaven" in Roquefort-Les-Pins, is a simple and unpretentious restaurant just across the road, less than 100m away. It is a favourite of Maison Mastrorelli’s. "Da Bouttau” is the oldest restaurant in Cannes and probably hasn't changed its menu since the year it was founded in 1860. “La Colombe d’Or" is a local institution. It is home to artists and celebrities during the golden age of Saint Paul-de-Vence, and is at once superb, kitsch and nostalgic for a certain era of the French Riviera. Le Trayas, between Théoule and Saint-Raphaël, is a beautiful cove with ochre rocks, much loved by the locals. The long winding road from Grasse, passing through Saint-Vallier and heading towards Gourdon, offers spectacular panoramic views all the way to the sea.
The three-storey bastide comprises a 40 m2 living room, a 20 m2 dining room with direct access to the garden, a spacious 16 m2 kitchen, a utility room and four double bedrooms (which can be converted into two single beds on request) with en suite bathrooms and toilets. The 2000 m2 grounds include a variety of landscaped spaces, both shaded and sunlit, such as a swimming pool, a plunge pool, a kitchen and an outdoor seating area.
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Maison Mastrorelli is a 240 m2, three-storey stone bastide with three guest rooms, all of which can be converted into two single beds on request, with private bathrooms and toilets.
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