La Maison des Deux Rêves: A Provençal Sanctuary Between Sky and Sea

Nestled in the golden embrace of Hyères—where the scent of wild thyme drifts on the mistral and the Mediterranean shimmers just beyond the hills—lies a house that whispers of timeless Provence. *La Maison des Deux Rêves* unfolds like a love letter to spacious living, its 200m² of sun-warmed stone and airy volumes offering not one, but *two* worlds within: a rare opportunity to craft dual sanctuaries—a grand family estate, a lucrative rental retreat, or a private residence cradled by its own guest haven.

Step through the wrought-iron gate into a realm where time moves differently. The ground floor greets you with a *salle de vie* of generous proportions, its cool terracotta tiles leading to a kitchen that spills onto a sheltered terrace—here, the first coffee of the day is sipped beneath a trellis of climbing roses, the hum of cicadas your only clock. A bathroom glows with Provençal light, while beyond, a 50m² garage (with its secret *chambre froide* for preserving the season’s bounty) opens directly to the garden—a verdant kingdom of 1,800m² where silver olive branches sway beside fruit-laden boughs, and a chicken coop promises morning eggs still warm from the nest. The *Canal de Provence* murmurs at the edge of the property, its gentle flow a reminder of the land’s ancient rhythm.

Ascend the stone staircase to a revelation: a 50m² living-dining salon crowned by vaulted ceilings, where evening apéritifs are taken on the terrace as the sun melts into the sea. Two chambers—each a private retreat—flank a dressing room worthy of a Parisian atelier, while a shower room and WC are clad in materials that honor the region’s artisanal soul. Here, the fireplace crackles against winter’s chill, and summer’s heat surrenders to the whisper of air conditioning, because comfort in Provence is never left to chance.

Outside, the garden is a living tapestry: fig and almond trees drop their fruit onto sun-dappled paths, while the scent of lavender lingers in the air. Parking for guests arrives as effortlessly as the breeze, and though the world feels distant, the beaches of Hyères and the charm of La Moutonne are but moments away—a privilege reserved for those who call this corner of the Côte d’Azur home.

This is more than a house; it is a legacy waiting to unfold. A place where the *art de vivre* is written in the dappled light on ancient walls, in the laughter spilling from two kitchens, in the quiet pride of a property that asks only to be loved—and in return, offers a life less ordinary. *Bienvenue chez vous.*