The village boasts a monastery known as the Abbey of La Celle, once a female priory, founded by Benedictine monks in the 11th century.

The village became independent in the 11th century from the town of Brignoles, whose lord was none other than the prior of the monastery, Pope Marcel II.

The writer, André Gide, came to stay regularly on his property, where inspiration came naturally to him thanks to the serenity that reigns in this village.

- The location: 219 m above sea level, 4 kilometers from Brignoles, the village is located in the Caramy valley, a river in the Var which rises at an altitude of over 450 meters south of Mazaugues and which flows into Argens in Carcès.

Located between the Candélon massif, vineyards and wooded hills, which gives it a special light, La Celle is a village where life is peaceful.

Only 50 minutes from the TGV station (Aix en Provence) and 1 hour from Marseille International Airport.

- Living in La Celle: Number of inhabitants: 1,477, restaurants, bars, local shops, nursery and primary schools.

- To see: The Royal Abbey, the wine house, the bell tower with its bell tower which watches over the Cellois and Celloises.

The Hostellerie Provençale, taken over by Alain Ducasse, awarded by the Michelin guide, welcomes you in the old Priory house located in the gardens of the abbey and offers you an unforgettable and refined experience.

-Reasons to buy in La Celle: The village has been part of the Sainte Baume Regional Natural Park since December 20, 2017.

The main axis of the village is the ideal place to sit comfortably on the café terrace in order to taste the aniseed refreshments of Provence.

On the village square, the men challenge each other at pétanque while the women chat in the village bakery. Young people meet at the village fountain.

For more than 20 years, you have been able to experience the conviviality and charm of an encounter between music, architectural art and prestigious exhibitions in the very heart of the Abbey