For several years, I dreamed of creating a unique place to welcome guests. Provence, being the region closest to my heart, was where I focused my search.

One day, a real estate agency suggested we visit a restaurant in Uchaux, housed in a stone farmhouse. It didn’t quite meet our criteria, but its charm made us reconsider.
We immediately saw the potential not only for a home but also for what would eventually become Maison Pampa on the same property.

Once acquired, we spent a year reflecting, drawing, and planning. In 2020, we embarked on significant renovations, transforming the farmhouse and building the villa.

In 2021, after just one intense year of construction, we opened our property to guests.

On one side, a contemporary villa with four bright suites facing the Mediterranean garden and a large pool with crystal-clear water.
On the other side, the farmhouse housed the fifth suite and a semi-open relaxation space where I could offer a variety of activities (yoga, massages, Pilates, boxing…).

Over four years, I welcomed hundreds of people from around the world, each encounter more incredible and enriching than the last. I was able to create moments of suspended time, happiness, and disconnection.

In 2024, we decided to begin a new chapter for Maison Pampa by opening a new house in Saint-Victor.