He has offered himself a real corner of paradise on Earth and intends to make it last. In 2006, Patrick Bruel discovered the Margoye plateau, facing the Vaucluse mountains and overlooking L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, in the Luberon, and he immediately fell in love. And a stroke of luck! A former 12th century hospital commandery, rebuilt in the 17th century, nestled in the middle of hundreds of olive trees was for sale and the singer acquired this incredible estate of more than thirty hectares. If he enjoys life as it should, as soon as he goes to the scene, the artist has also planned everything to make this purchase profitable.
In the Domaine de Leos, Patrick Bruel actually produces olive oil and honey, using the hives installed there. He also has several lucrative projects in mind since he recently planted 4 hectares of vines and produces a cosmetic range based on olive leaves, known for their beneficial properties on health. This place, which invites you to dream, has a sacred history. Built 500 years ago, it houses 2600 trees according to the latest accounts, some of which were planted during the reign of François 1er.