EUR 745.000
10 k
350 m²
Authentic materials, a Provençal farmhouse dating from 1798, a
character, a peaceful place where the future owner can come and recharge his batteries. What matters is the true value of things, what is made to last.
In the Luberon, a stone's throw from the villages of Gordes, Joucas and Roussillon,
one of these two-hundred-year-old buildings still stands, next to Pierre Cardin's castle. It is south-facing, in the shade of a mulberry tree.
By pushing the gate, we enter a superb inner courtyard and we discover
the set of stone buildings that made up this old farm where time has stopped.
Its usable surface area is about 350 m², it faces the Luberon with a beautiful view to the south of the Mourre Nègre which is the highest point of the Luberon massif and culminates at 1,125 meters above sea level. A little further east the cliff of Lioux with its valleys and ravines and above all a palette of colors that varies constantly, it becomes red in the evening at sunset, a pure wonder.
If you ask a child to draw a house, their drawing will probably look like this old Provençal hamlet farm.
The area of the land partly planted with olive trees, cedars, cypresses, a beautiful fig tree is 2978 m².
The property is supplied with mains water, electricity and connected to the collective sewerage network (mains drainage).
It's a real return to the roots, it is increasingly difficult to find this type of property. Meer bekijken Minder bekijken Un mas à restaurer à vendre dans le Luberon
Des matériaux authentiques, un mas provençal datant de 1798, une demeure de
caractère, un lieu paisible où le futur propriétaire pourra venir se ressourcer. Ce qui compte c'est la vraie valeur des choses, ce qui est fait pour durer.
Dans le Luberon, à deux pas des villages de Gordes, Joucas et Roussillon,
se dresse encore une de ces bâtisses bicentenaires, voisine du château de Pierre Cardin. Elle est exposée plein sud, à l'ombre d'un mûrier.
En poussant le portail, on entre dans une superbe cour intérieure et on découvre
l'ensemble des bâtiments en pierre qui composaient cette ancienne ferme où le temps s'est arrêté.
Sa surface utile est d'environ 350 m², elle fait face au Luberon avec une très belle vue au sud sur le Mourre Nègre qui est le point culminant du massif du Luberon et culmine à 1 125 mètres d'altitude. Un peu plus à l'est la falaise de Lioux avec ses vallons et ravins et surtout une palette de couleurs qui varie sans cesse, elle devient rouge le soir au coucher du soleil, une pure merveille.
Si vous demandez à un enfant de dessiner une maison, son dessin ressemblera probablement à cette ancienne ferme de hameau provençale.
La superficie du terrain en partie planté d'oliviers, de cèdres, de cyprès, d'un beau figuier est de 2978 m².
La propriété est alimentée en eau de ville, en électricité et raccordée au réseau d'assainissement collectif (tout-à-l'égout).
C'est un véritable retour aux sources, il est de plus en plus difficile de trouver ce type de bien. A farmhouse to restore for sale in the Luberon
Authentic materials, a Provençal farmhouse dating from 1798, a
character, a peaceful place where the future owner can come and recharge his batteries. What matters is the true value of things, what is made to last.
In the Luberon, a stone's throw from the villages of Gordes, Joucas and Roussillon,
one of these two-hundred-year-old buildings still stands, next to Pierre Cardin's castle. It is south-facing, in the shade of a mulberry tree.
By pushing the gate, we enter a superb inner courtyard and we discover
the set of stone buildings that made up this old farm where time has stopped.
Its usable surface area is about 350 m², it faces the Luberon with a beautiful view to the south of the Mourre Nègre which is the highest point of the Luberon massif and culminates at 1,125 meters above sea level. A little further east the cliff of Lioux with its valleys and ravines and above all a palette of colors that varies constantly, it becomes red in the evening at sunset, a pure wonder.
If you ask a child to draw a house, their drawing will probably look like this old Provençal hamlet farm.
The area of the land partly planted with olive trees, cedars, cypresses, a beautiful fig tree is 2978 m².
The property is supplied with mains water, electricity and connected to the collective sewerage network (mains drainage).
It's a real return to the roots, it is increasingly difficult to find this type of property.