This elegant mansion preserved in its original state has exceptional potential for both a private and professional project nestled in the heart of the old town of Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.

The building is composed of a main L-shaped building, then annexes for a total of around 800 m² of usable space.

From the street, the double entrance distributes several rooms. On the right a formal dining room, an office, the large living room with its decorated ceiling and wooden fireplace opens onto the garden to the south, the large library with its carved period furniture and French ceilings of around 75 m² also opens onto the garden. At the back the kitchen, a scullery and the laundry room open onto a shaded terrace and a parking area in the north courtyard.

A central hall decorated with a majestic marble staircase with its wrought iron banister, provides access to the floors, a bit like a backbone of the building. On the 1st floor, the west wing includes a night area which consists of three spacious bedrooms and two beautiful bathrooms.

The part facing due south houses the owners private apartments including a hall, a very large bedroom IV with sitting area, fireplace and its private bathroom overlooking the garden, as well as an extra bedroom V.

A door on the landing provides access to a hidden staircase which leads to the 2nd floor, where there are four rooms to renovate, one of which has a fireplace, considered to be the former apartments of the "servants".

Comfort: Central heating with city gas, city water and pump for the garden, softener, mains drainage, marble or terracotta floors, single and double glazing wooden joinery, French ceilings and ceiling heights of 4 meters.

The west wing continues with a more recent adjoining annex including the outbuildings, which also has its own access and includes several sheds, workshops, as well as a staircase that distributes 3 apartments overlooking the garden to the east and the small street to the west.

The views are beautiful and unobstructed from many rooms, on the town of Isle sur la Sorgue, its historic buildings and the surroundings up to Mont Ventoux.

The garden to the south is very sheltered and enclosed by walls. It is partly lawned and planted with large trees such as lime, mulberry, cypress or laurel.