Unique 17 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Apt, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This exquisite property of 817 m2 of living space, is spread over several dwellings, extending over about 26 hectares and embodies the authenticity and art of Provencal living.
Among sun-drenched vineyards, fragrant orchards, and a characterful bastide, it offers an idyllic setting with panoramic views of the Luberon.
At the heart of the property, the 235 m2 manor house captivates with its generous spaces, blending old-world charm and modern comfort. With its five bedrooms, it is ideal for re...
This exquisite property of 817 m2 of living space, is spread over several dwellings, extending over about 26 hectares and embodies the authenticity and art of Provencal living.
Among sun-drenched vineyards, fragrant orchards, and a characterful bastide, it offers an idyllic setting with panoramic views of the Luberon.
At the heart of the property, the 235 m2 manor house captivates with its generous spaces, blending old-world charm and modern comfort. With its five bedrooms, it is ideal for refined family living.
Several independent dwellings complete the ensemble:
a 205 m2 guest house with four bedrooms, as well as three characterful gites of 225 m2, 87 m2, and 85 m2, perfect for a wine tourism project or private stays.
Agricultural hangars of 200 m2 provide functional space for equipment storage.
The terroir, bathed in the generous climate of the Luberon, flourishes on a 2 hectare park around the house, a 12 hectare vineyard (including 9 ha classified as AOC Ventoux and 3 ha VDP IG, with new plantings), a 5 hectare orchard combining sour cherry and almond trees, as well as 9 hectares of arable land dedicated to cereals and meadows.
This rare and inspiring estate, bathed in the golden light of Provence, is an invitation to bring a unique life project to fruition.
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