A small path winds through the vineyards and olive trees and reveals a large 18th century farmhouse carefully renovated to keep its authentic Provençal character.

We enter on the garden level into a large entrance hall which leads to the entire house. On the left the living room with stone fireplace, then along the south facade which opens onto large shaded terraces, the dining room and a fully fitted and equipped Fabre kitchen with central island.

At the rear, a large scullery/laundry room, the boiler room, a cellar, a guest toilet and a large cloakroom face back the entrance hall. On the right a vaulted stone TV or reading room, then the large staircase.

The 1st floor landing distributes the main bedroom I with 2 small dressing rooms, an external staircase which allows you to go directly down to the garden, as well as a complete bathroom with shower and separate toilet, then a generous bedroom II with bathroom, a bedroom III, an additional bedroom IV, a shower room and a bedroom V with mezzanine.

At the end of a corridor on the west gable of the farmhouse, a door provides access to an independent apartment which has a living room, a kitchenette, a bedroom VI and its bathroom. The whole benefits from a very pleasant shaded terrace with a view of the garden and the Luberon.

The main staircase continues onto a half-level landing then the 2nd floor includes a large room with storage spaces, a large bedroom VI and a bathroom.

The south facade of this authentic, perfectly preserved Gordes stone farmhouse includes numerous architectural elements which tell the history of the building, as do the interior details such as the frames, the stone arches, the vaulted or Provençal kess ceilings, the terracotta of different sizes or even old doors.

Comfort: about 305 m² of usable space, Fuel central heating, reversible air conditioning, fireplace, fiber optic, alarm system, city water, canal de Provence, septic tank, automatic watering and electric fence.

The vast terraces create numerous nooks and crannies in front and to the sides of the house. To the east are two outbuildings: a large garage and an adjoining workshop, then a small technical room adjoining a superb artesian well.

Slightly below in front of the house is the 10 x 5 meter swimming pool with its paved beaches and a technical room. 

The land with an area of more than 1.3 hectares is organized into large terraces which alternate between meadows, enclosures of olive trees (+/- 150), large trees (mainly pines), and benefits from very open views to the Luberon, the Alpilles and the Monts de Vaucluse while being in absolute calm.

It is an elegant, charming property facing the Luberon which is ideal as a primary or secondary residence.