Château Martinay, an Exceptional Property in the Heart of Provence

Nestled in a setting of 35 hectares of wild and privileged nature, at the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail and Mont Ventoux, Château Martinay is discovered like a jewel and reveals its many facets to you. This elegant Provençal residence offers a historic and authentic setting where the spirit of a family home has been preserved. The dream place for an intimate and timeless interlude. A place steeped in history Built in 1763 by the Isnards family, on the seigneurial land of Martinet later erected as a Marquisate, in a neo-classical style, the Château was partly burnt down during the French Revolution, before being reborn, rebuilt identically by the marquis Louis Ii des Isnards, inThe latter uses in his restoration project the stones of the ramparts of Carpentras, destroyed a few years earlier. High place of exchanges and French art-de-vivre, vibrating to the rhythm of adventures and vacations, Château Martinay resonates with three centuries of history. At the end of the 1980s, the property was sold to a family of lovers of old stones, originally from the North of France, before being bought again in 2018 by the current owners. A new page in the history of the Château begins in 2018, with a real crush. That of Pierre Deltin, already owner of Château Malijay and Domaine Palon, recognized wine estates located a few kilometers away. Lover of the land, concerned about the conservation and heritage transmission of places, he wakes up the Sleeping Beauty, and rallies his three children to the somewhat crazy project of restoring the property to its letters of nobility and its original identity as a holiday resort. of exception. At Château Martinay, the expression “Château de Plaisance” takes on its full meaning. True to its heritage, the entire estate is indeed an ode to the art of living in Provence, a call to voluptuousness and letting go. You will wander at your leisure between the centuries-old trees of the park and share exceptional moments out of sight, in one of the four historic lounges in a row, or