Le Miffre is a farmhouse from 1870, extended with a contemporary addition of exposed concrete, larch wood, and glass. Architect Nathalie Merville set the historic structure in dialogue with a modern wing shaped around the property’s light and topography. The garden holds two site-specific works by artists Anne and Patrick Poirier and a piece by Albert Hettinger, with further works inside the salon. The estate has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a pool, and generous outdoor spaces.

The house stands on a large estate near Roussillon, with open views across the surrounding park. A swimming pool (6 × 12 m) sits beside the house, with a barbecue corner and a broad terrace for outdoor living and al-fresco dining. Inside, a living room opens level onto the terrace, a library of art, fashion, and architecture books sits between living room and kitchen, and three mobile dining tables can be reconfigured for working or for shared meals.

Le Miffre comfortably hosts groups of up to eight across four en-suite bedrooms, each with a king-size bed. The kitchen is fully equipped, with two refrigerators, an oven, a dishwasher, and everything needed to cook and dine together; the house has wifi, a fireplace, fans, and free parking on the premises.