From the property’s wrought-iron entrance gate, a driveway winds its way between terraced gardens and is bordered by ancient stones. It leads to a vast car park, where up to ten vehicles can be parked, at the base of the house, which overlooks the hills and surrounding valleys.
With two storeys and made up of two main buildings, whose difference in levels is due to the land’s declivity, the edifice, including a porch, extends under three hipped barrel tile roofs.
The imposing house, edified in 2005, has large picture windows with roller shades, the closing and opening of which are centralised, and understated plaster-coated façades topped with a moulded cornice. It provides an exceptional panoramic view of flourishing nature and the surrounding villages.
With adjacent vast woodlands traversed by a path located close to the house, which makes it possible to visit the surrounding countryside and reach the neighbouring villages, the property has everything necessary to enchant those who love hiking, cycling or horseback riding.
In addition, the patios adjacent to the house, some of which are bordered by pear-shaped stone guardrails, provide several living spaces with a variety of panoramas, which are the perfect place to share convivial moments as a family or with guests. The garden, filled with a variety of different trees, is most notably occupied by a swimming pool, bordering the residence, a summer kitchen and a boules court. The garden, of approximately 5,000 m², is entirely enclosed.

The House

The ground floor
The house’s double-door oak entrance, accessible via a wide staircase covered in beige tiles, reveals a spacious entrance hall that leads to all of the house’s levels.
The living space, composed of an open dining room of approximately 51 m² and an adjacent sunken living room, of approximately 37 m², with a floor-to-ceiling height of 5 metres, provides a feeling of space and comfort. Surrounded by picture windows with pocket doors, which open onto the patios surrounding the house, the main living area is bathed in natural light. It directly accesses the swimming pool as well as various eating areas that border the residence, making it possible to share convivial moments in the shade or the sun, enhanced by a 180° view of the hills and surrounding valleys. The living room is heated by a massive open stone fireplace, which contributes in creating a space both majestic and welcoming.
Nearby, the modern kitchen was entirely redone and equipped with quality appliances as well as well-crafted cupboards.
The main bedroom on this floor, separated from the living area by a hallway and a finely crafted wrought-iron decorative separation door, is approximately 35 m² and includes cupboards, a bathroom and with lavatory. It opens onto a private patio with a view of the horizon.
Opposite the living room, the entrance hall leads to a room that is currently used as an office and a guestroom with a view of the countryside. An additional separate lavatory is located nearby. Noble and robust sandstone tiles cover all of the interior and exterior floors of the property, blurring the divide between the inside and outside of the house. The white-lead-painted wooden rafters, visible in each of the rooms, highlight the authentically Provencal character of the construction.
The upstairs
From the entrance hall, a stone staircase with a wrought-iron banister, the scroll motif of which recalls that of the separation door of the main building, leads to the second level via a hallway that provides access to two bedrooms with superb volumes – between 18 m² and 19 m² – with built-in cupboards, a wardrobe fitted with a double sliding cupboard, a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a separate lavatory.
The basement
Accessible via a staircase from the ground floor, it includes a double garage of 97 m² for four vehicles, a laundry room of approximately 20 m², a furnace room and another for the swimming pool and, lastly, a cellar, which contributes in making the property both functional and easy to live in.