Le Mas de Grâce Le Mas de Grâce
The salon at Le Mas de Grâce — deep sofas and tall shuttered windows on a stone floor.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Take a breath, live life with grace.

Built in the 19th century, Le Mas de Grâce was lovingly restored to serve as an idyllic respite. Surrounded by Amish farmlands, it is home to those who yearn for a peaceful, private, and restorative stay in the heart of Pennsylvania.

  • 3 bedrooms
  • 4 baths
  • Sleeps 6

The art of Provençal living in the heart of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

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Bedrooms

The property is best enjoyed as a whole. When you book a stay at Le Mas de Grâce, you gain access to all three bedrooms that exude joie de vivre.

The home

Welcome to Le Mas de Grâce

Heed the call for a well-deserved break with those who matter most. The doors are now open — take a tour of your Lancaster County home.

Double white French doors with divided lites, black carriage lanterns either side, boxwood topiary in black planters, and a red quarry-tile porch floor.

Arrival

Be greeted by the quiet elegance of the farmhouse, in all its 19th century glory.

The kitchen — a black range under a timber hood, copper pans on a rail against patterned tile, open shelves of pottery either side.

The kitchen

Prepare a sumptuous feast and feed your hunger for the good life. Complete with cooking essentials and – in the morning – a healthy burst of sunlight.

The living room — armchairs and a carved armoire under a beamed ceiling.

The living room

Stay cozy in this sun-lit room while reconnecting with loved ones… or let your imagination wander as you stare out at the Amish farmlands surrounding the abode.

The dining room — the long farm table under a chandelier, with the farmland visible through the window beyond.

The dining room

The large farm table is the pièce de résistance. Come together, share a meal, and exchange stories that nourish the soul.

A laundry nook off the hallway — a full-size washer and dryer behind striped linen curtains, under a shelf of glass jars and a wooden sign.

The upstairs hallway

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The hallway bathroom — a wall-hung basin with a brass tap under an arched mirror and a picture light.

The hallway bathroom

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A round garden table in a red Provençal cloth with two gilt bistro chairs, the stone gateposts and the house beyond.

Terrace & garden

Embrace the country life in a French-inspired garden. Take in the stunning view of the farm while sipping tea or reading a good book.

Late afternoon on the terrace, chairs drawn up under the trees.

This is the home that will inspire my taste in any other home I ever live in

Jeremy

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Before you come

Essentials

Check-in
4 – 10 PM
Check-out
10 AM
Minimum stay
Three nights
Guests
Six at the most

All the essentials →

A blue-painted winder stair against bare fieldstone, with an iron balustrade and a market basket at the foot.
A grey painted vitrine of blue-and-white china between two rush-seat chairs and gilt sconces.
A blue plate rack of transferware plates over a row of wellington boots.
A coffee station beneath a large station clock, against a bare stone wall.
The long outdoor table laid under the trees, lamps and festoon lights above and the corn field beyond.
The terrace seen between two yellow glazed urns — a gravel path, loungers, and a clipped tree at the centre.
The house from the gravel terrace — a stone retaining wall, clipped box in terracotta pots, and steps up to the door.
A carved limewashed French armoire in the living room, beneath a beamed ceiling.
The garden shed behind a picket fence at the edge of the lawn, a bench facing the open field.
The farmhouse straight on from the road — stucco front, deep porch, and hydrangeas along the foundation.
The outdoor table set with plates and cut glass, the house and its stone wall behind.
The house in three-quarter view from the road, its porch and the drive running back along the side.
The side door under its little gabled hood, a lantern above it and young trees either side, seen across the lawn.
Amish barns and a silo across an open field, framed by a large tree.
Provence — the wide view of the room, beamed ceiling over a blue-washed wall.

Provence

Be transported in a room that takes after one of France's most scenic regions. Coming home to Provence feels like a hug after a long day.

Amenities include a bathroom with walk-in shower, bath towels, hair dryer, and toiletries.

Bed
Queen
Bath
Ensuite
Air conditioning
Yes
Provence — the bed square on to a stone fireplace, a chandelier centred on the beam above and a washstand framed in each doorway.
Provence — a blue painted armoire between two rush-seat chairs, under beams.
The basin and mirror in the Provence bathroom.
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Paris — the china room, with crown moulding and a marble mantel.

Paris

Named after the "City of Light", the room shines with an exquisite curation of furniture that exude quiet elegance. In here, every waking day grants a dose of inspiration.

Amenities include a bathroom with clawfoot bathtub, bath towels, hair dryer, and toiletries.

Bed
Queen
Bath
Ensuite
Air conditioning
Yes
Paris — the canopy bed, curtains drawn back.
A deep stone window reveal in the Paris ensuite, louvered shutters and a zinc pot of dried hydrangeas on the sill.
The pedestal sink in the Paris ensuite.
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Marseille — the bed made up against a blue-washed wall.

Marseille

The room combines a warm, Mediterranean feel with a romantic flair. With an extra sitting room, it's a home within a home.

Amenities include a bathroom with clawfoot bathtub and walk-in shower, bath towels, hair dryer, and toiletries.

Bed
Queen
Bath
Ensuite
Air conditioning
Yes
Marseille — the writing chair and desk in the corner of the room.
The ensuite bathroom in Marseille.
The basin in the Marseille bathroom.
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