
This beautiful provincial dacha used to be a retreat for a legendary chef.Julia ChildHere she gathered well-known chefs around one table, among whom wereJames BeardandM. F. K. FisherThis house, known asLa Pitchounwas born in 1963 on a plot of land that belonged to Child's best friend and co-author of the book "Mastering the Art of French Cooking,"Simon Beckand her husbandJean FishbacherThe estate is located on the slope of a hill in a small village.Plaskassiejust 30 minutes away from popular spotsCannesandAzure Coast, as well as 40 minutes away fromNice Airport.
Now you have the opportunity to rent a part of this historic property — Julia Child's house in Provence is available for booking through the platform.Airbnbas reportedVariety. To700 dollars per nightYou can temporarily become the owner of this legendary property without burdening yourself with long-term commitments. The picturesque estate includes:
- swimming pool
- a separate studio that includes a living room, bedroom, mini-kitchen, and bathroom
The interior space is designed in a cozy manner: there is a large living-dining room with a wood-burning fireplace, as well as three bedrooms, each providing comfort with its own bathroom. The culinary heart of this home is the kitchen, which was designed by Julia's husband, Paul, and mirrors the design of the kitchen in their home in...Cambridge, MassachusettsThe tables here are made at an unusual height, which takes into account Child's height.six feet and two inchesAdditionally, Julia's original kitchen utensils still hang on the walls made of perforated cardboard, creating an atmosphere of her unique culinary creativity.
190 000 $