Château de Sannes

Rolling hills inland from Marseille shelter this property embodying Provençal working heritage as a fortified farming estate. Stone walls, clay-tile roofing, and arched openings reflect practical fifteenth-century design adapted for both defense and agricultural life; modern uses preserve spatial relationships allowing gatherings within courtyards or vaulted halls. Working character and authentic material palette furnish atmospheric setting without requiring contemporary elaboration or thematic staging.