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Reference : PS-336 |
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In commanding position boarding the Luberon area, former retreat of the Sénanque abbey offering carved stone front extremely rare in the region. 3 levels of 400 sqm each with unusual ceiling heights and vaulted rooms. Ground floor: hallway, living room with a 15th century fire place, dining room with a fire place and a well (!), former vaulted stables to renovate, a renovated independent warden 1-bedroom apartment. A bath and a small lounge are located at mid-level. First floor: a lobby runs along the building and divides it in bedrooms/office/bathrooms on the South face, and identical surfaces to be renovated on North. This level kept its beautiful terra-cotta tiled floors. The last level is composed of several untouched attics offering the same basic surfaces and heights. A pigeon shelter is on top of the staircase. A large former stone shepherd hut and a double garage come along with the main building. The land is 5 ha including a former roman path along a stone cross and a basin with spring. There are several flat parts in the back (olive trees, fields, woods) and terraces in front of the house with a gorgeous open view on Sorgue river countryside. This building can become a unique holiday property or match a prestigious B&B project (not an hotel). The structure and roof are in good condition but some work on surface organization, electricity, plumbing and gardens is necessary. Tourist sites and 18 hole golf course nearby. Avignon train station at 40 mn, Marseille international airport 1h.
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Price : contact us
Department : Vaucluse (84)
Buildings : 1500 m²
Land surface :
5 ha
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| Interview |
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Propriétés
de France n° 106
May - June 2007 |
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| Sylvain Lenoir started in real estate
business at 25 years old, in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Since then,
he came in the Luberon area and opened his agency Provence Secrète
in 2002. Let's meet a man who works with passion for his region, his customers
and their property dreams... |
Read the interview
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