Hidden behind magnificent grounds and exquisite French artifacts, this estate has both intriguing and fascinating architectural features who's equal may only be found in the South of France. The landscape is surreal, beautiful beyond imagination. A citrus grove scents the air while French style manicured landscapes provide a sheltered retreat on more than two magical acres. A private drive leads to a generous motor court where one is greeted by the sounds of one of the two fountains found on property. Designed and crafted in 2006 using exacting specifications of a 17th century bastide, one feels transported ascending the limestone stairs, crossing the stone terrace, approaching the solid French walnut hand crafted doors to Provence. Every detail was passionately attended to in the creation of this solid stone home from the imported hand carved walnut wood features through-out, the imported stone floors, the authentic imported antique mantle pieces, the chef's kitchen fitted with the piece de resistance, a La Cornue French range, hand painted tiles, imported windows, the list of handcrafted features made by French artisans is seemingly endless. This timeless masterpiece also has the following design features; twelve foot ceilings, no concrete on property (all is limestone imported from seven different French quarries), a library, a barrel ceiling intimate dining room, Master with retreat, separate dressing room, and Master Bathroom complete with solid Cararra Marble soaking tub. The South of France in Redlands in calling.