Authentic 8 bedroom House for sale with panoramic and countryside views in Entrecasteaux, Lorgues, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
If you are looking for a paradise-like place to leave your mark, this property is made for you. Situated just five minutes from the historic village of Entrecasteaux and its 12th-century castle, halfway between the iconic villages of Lorgues and Cotignac, and 40 minutes from Mediterranean beaches, this superb property is set in an exceptional natural setting.
Built on nearly 3 hectares of land with large terraces, it offers a rare living environment, combining absolute ...
If you are looking for a paradise-like place to leave your mark, this property is made for you. Situated just five minutes from the historic village of Entrecasteaux and its 12th-century castle, halfway between the iconic villages of Lorgues and Cotignac, and 40 minutes from Mediterranean beaches, this superb property is set in an exceptional natural setting.
Built on nearly 3 hectares of land with large terraces, it offers a rare living environment, combining absolute tranquility and breathtaking panoramic views of the Bresque valley and the Gros Bessillon massif.
From the forest road entrance, magic happens: a wrought-iron gate opens onto a winding driveway through nature, leading to the main house of approximately 250m2, built in 1980. Almost entirely on one level, it exudes timeless charm thanks to its exposed beams, tiled floors, and elegant decorated terracotta tiles signed by renowned ceramist Alain Vagh.
The house offers two entrances: one through a glass roof on the courtyard side, the other opening directly onto a large sunny terrace with views of the pool. The living space consists of a generous living room with stone fireplace and library, a large equipped kitchen, and an office. A corridor serves three bedrooms, each with a private bathroom.
A separate space, accessible from an open-air patio, completes the property with a living room, a bedroom, a shower room, and a veranda, perfect for welcoming family and friends in complete privacy.
Away from the main house, an old caretaker's house of about 55m2 now hosts a warm apartment including a living room with fireplace, an open kitchen, two bedrooms, and a shower room, as well as an independent studio of about 35m2.
From the stone-covered terrace, the view overlooks an elegant 12 x 6 m pool above a terrace, surrounded by a large tiled deck. Below, a pool house with summer kitchen and barbecue invites enjoying long sunny days.
Numerous relaxation areas around the house allow everyone to enjoy moments of tranquility. Modern amenities (tennis court, petanque court, fibre optic, garage, automatic watering system, double glazing, outdoor parking) blend harmoniously, preserving the authenticity and Provencal soul of the place.
The location is ideal: close to lively and picturesque villages, and within short distances of emblematic sites such as the Gorges du Verdon, Saint-Tropez, many wineries, Mediterranean beaches, or ski resorts.
The TGV station of Les Arcs is accessible in 30 minutes, Nice airport in just over an hour.
A rare property, offering multiple possibilities: character family residence, rental project, or event venue, in the heart of an authentic and preserved Provence.
FEATURES
Playground
Intercom
Optical fibre
Well drilling
Outdoor Lighting
Barbecue
Irrigation Sprinkler
Crawl Space
Internet
Double Glazing
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