Beautiful 6 bedroom House for sale in Le Thor, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This authentic property dating back to 1641, has been restored with taste and elegance. It combines timeless charm with modern comfort, all set in a peaceful, green environment. With its 6 to 7 bedrooms, it's the perfect place to host family and friends in an exceptional setting.
On the ground floor, the main house welcomes you with a warm entrance hallway.
On one side is a living room for cosy evenings, a convivial dining room, and a large equipped kitchen with a fireplace and...
This authentic property dating back to 1641, has been restored with taste and elegance. It combines timeless charm with modern comfort, all set in a peaceful, green environment. With its 6 to 7 bedrooms, it's the perfect place to host family and friends in an exceptional setting.
On the ground floor, the main house welcomes you with a warm entrance hallway.
On one side is a living room for cosy evenings, a convivial dining room, and a large equipped kitchen with a fireplace and its pantry.
On the other side is an office with its library, ideal for working from home, a master suite with a walk in wardrobe and a private bathroom featuring an Italian shower and whirlpool bath, as well as a practical and well-organised laundry room.
On the upper floor, the night area consists of two guest rooms each with its own bathroom with a shower, two children's bedrooms with a shared bathroom with a shower, another bedroom with a separate bathroom, and a large playroom.
The landscaped garden, with a beautiful swimming pool, provides an idyllic setting. A south-facing terrace, sheltered by a century-old plane tree, allows for moments of conviviality with family or friends. A tool shed and a bike shelter, as well as a technical room for the pool, complete the outdoor features.
This property is entirely fenced and secured with an alarm, ensuring serenity and tranquility. Offering an exceptional living environment, this character-filled residence steeped in Provencal history is a unique opportunity on the market.
Do not miss this rare chance to acquire an extraordinary property where Provencal charm blends with an incomparable quality of life.
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1. Signing the Agreement (Compris)
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