Down a secluded lane in the Roquette district, this 18th-century house embodies the timeless charm of Arles' traditional architecture, where precious original materials still remain. A careful renovation has enhanced the mineral quality of the space, blending soft tones with contemporary touches. Dual-aspect and spread across three levels, it offers generous volume and thoughtfully optimised spaces. On the ground floor, the kitchen-living room reveals a period cement tile floor and opens onto an intimate courtyard, enclosed by authentic stone walls and enhanced by a pool and a mural, in a natural extension of the living space. The first floor comprises two bedrooms and a shower room, with a terracotta tile floor; one of the bedrooms features a period fireplace, a precious witness to the authenticity of the place. The second floor houses two further bedrooms and a shower room, while a cellar completes this characterful property. Thanks to its versatility, this property lends itself equally well to a primary residence, a charming pied-à-terre, or a high-quality rental investment.