Immaculate 6 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Eygalieres, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Just a few steps from one of the most sought-after villages in the Alpilles, this magnificent 18th-century stone farmhouse offers about 310 m2 of living space.
Completely restored by local artisans, the property artfully combines the character of an old Provencal home with the comfort of contemporary renovation. Stone, wood, and natural materials play a central role, while carefully preserved original elements give the place a unique personality.
The house is organi...
Just a few steps from one of the most sought-after villages in the Alpilles, this magnificent 18th-century stone farmhouse offers about 310 m2 of living space.
Completely restored by local artisans, the property artfully combines the character of an old Provencal home with the comfort of contemporary renovation. Stone, wood, and natural materials play a central role, while carefully preserved original elements give the place a unique personality.
The house is organised around a remarkable living room of over 100 m2, flooded with light and offering very spacious volumes. It combines several reception areas: dining room, bar, and double cathedral living room, highlighted by exposed stones, arches, and a beautiful French ceiling.
The kitchen naturally integrates into this setting and is distinguished notably by a particularly original element: an old stone trough, now incorporated into its layout.
The sleeping area includes six bedrooms, comfortably accommodating family and guests. One of them has a charming private patio inspired by a riad, while another, independent of the rest of the house, offers more privacy for its occupants.
Outside, the garden has been designed as a true extension of the house. Centuries-old olive trees, cypresses, a fountain, and a wisteria shape a typically Provencal landscape, punctuated by numerous spaces to enjoy at different times of the day. Terraces, pool, outdoor loungers, dining area, bar, and petanque court make it possible to host and fully enjoy outdoor living in a particularly well-maintained setting.
The property also includes a garage and several parking spaces.
Rare in quality of restoration as well as atmosphere, this farmhouse offers a particularly successful interpretation of the art of living in the Alpilles, in the heart of one of the most sought-after environments in Provence.
Ideally located, it is approximately 10 minutes from Saint-Remy-de-Provence, 20 minutes from Baux-de-Provence and the Manville golf course, 35 minutes from the Avignon TGV station, and 50 minutes from Marseille Provence Airport.
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