Unique 11 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view in Lorgues, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Set in one of the most spectacular landscapes in the south of France, this outstanding property offers absolute privacy, entirely surrounded by nature. Just a few minutes from Lorgues, the estate extends over 7 hectares of unspoilt land, criss-crossed by natural springs that have been active since Roman times. A harmonious and authentic ensemble.
The estate comprises a 19th century mansion, a fully restored 18th century stone barn and a separate ...
Set in one of the most spectacular landscapes in the south of France, this outstanding property offers absolute privacy, entirely surrounded by nature. Just a few minutes from Lorgues, the estate extends over 7 hectares of unspoilt land, criss-crossed by natural springs that have been active since Roman times. A harmonious and authentic ensemble.
The estate comprises a 19th century mansion, a fully restored 18th century stone barn and a separate janitor's cottage.
The mansion :
Elegantly renovated with respect for its history, the main residence offers vast, luminous volumes, including a double living room opening onto a terrace, a contemporary kitchen-dining room also opening onto a large terrace, five en suite bedrooms, an office, a library, a games room, two guest WCs, a wine cellar, as well as several outbuildings.
From the house, views embrace the landscaped gardens, swimming pool, surrounding countryside and mountains in the background.
The renovated barn :
This former 18th-century building, completely redesigned, boasts spacious rooms with double-height vaulted ceilings. It features a vast open-plan living area with kitchenette, converted into a cinema room, and three en suite bedrooms and a charming outdoor patio.
The janitor's cottage :
Independent, it features a living room with fireplace, a kitchen-dining room, three bedrooms, a shower room, two separate WCs and a convivial patio.
The outdoors, a lifestyle in its own right :
The heated swimming pool is surrounded by a terrace. Next to it, the pool house includes an outdoor kitchen, barbecue, reception room, shower and WC.
The estate also boasts a tennis court, olive grove, orchard, stables, paddock, dovecote and small vineyard, offering a true Provencal lifestyle of authenticity and comfort.
FEATURES
Bowling Green
Electric Gate
Spring
Well
Outdoor Lighting
Barbecue
Irrigation Sprinkler
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