luxury farmhouse for sale Aix-en-Provence, France

Beautiful partially restored farmhouse for sale. The simplicity of the interior layout gives this property authenticity, character and exciting potential. The main South-West facing building presents, at garden level, a kitchen, a dining room, a technical room, a living room with fireplace, a guest WC and a bedroom with bathroom and WC. Upstairs, you will find three bedrooms and a bathroom with WC. One external wing comprises a studio and a one-bedroom apartment; the second wing faces the main house and consists of two ground floor rooms and a first floor in need of renovation. A garage and the swimming pool technical room are located in another annex. The property is surrounded by vineyards, over 8,000 sq.m of which belong to the property. Land of just over 1.34 hectares. Beautiful views of the Luberon and the village of Lacoste. Modern-style plunge pool of 10 sq.m.

Dino Maurizi your Comptoir Immobilier de France real estate advisor offers you: in a small hamlet of three houses, in the countryside, this old 18th century stone farmhouse (adjoining to the east) of approximately 170 m2 of living space plus annexes on a plot of 9,410 m2 with spring and pond, offering very beautiful views of the Luberon and the village of Saint-Martin de Castillon. * On the ground floor: Beautiful entrance hall 19 m2 with cloakroom, kitchen with dining area 19 m2 (above a room of 10 m2 that can be used as an extra bedroom), 3 beautiful spacious very bright bedrooms (20 / 18 and 16 m2) including 2 with access to a south-facing terrace enjoying a panoramic view of the Luberon, 2 shower rooms with toilets, very beautiful bright living room 38 m2 with exposed framework. * On the lower level (accessible directly from the garden on the west and south side): Large garage 38 m2 (with water supply, drains and electricity), 2 vaulted cellars 23 and 18 m2. * Outside: North side, terrace overlooking a wooded and shaded area, meadow to the west and south, spring and swimming pool (fed by the spring) at the foot of the building. Location: 4.8 km from the village of St Martin de Castillon, 8 km from Céreste, 12 km from Apt, 31 km from Forcalquier, 60 km from Aix-en-Provence. Comfort and services: Double glazing in some rooms, especially in a bedroom and in the fully restored living room. Electric heating, inserts in the kitchen and living room, septic tank, fiber optics, large garage, 2 cellars, swimming pool and spring. Comments: Superbly preserved and restored in the rules of the art, this house of character will seduce you thanks to its authenticity, its volumes, its materials and its touch of modernity with a very comfortable and convivial living room completely refitted. The annexes on the lower level could be fitted out. Today for use as a second home, the energy expenditure indicated would relate to use as a main residence. Real favorite to visit without delay. Seller's fees COMPTOIR IMMOBILIER DE FRANCE - Dino MAURIZI - 06 20 09 00 80 - EI Sales agent RSAC No 518 890 884 - City of the registry: AVIGNON - More information on www.cif-immo.com (ref.) COMPTOIR IMMOBILIER DE FRANCE - Plus d'informations sur cif-immo.com - « Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr »

Close to the pretty perched village of Caseneuve, we offer for sale this charming Provencal bastide with over 288 m2 of living space. This finished project will allow you to enjoy these large volumes to your heart's content. The dwelling is currently watertight and airtight. Outside, we offer a Provencal farmhouse-style setting, with a pretty courtyard, magnificent old trees and a stunning view over the valley and surrounding woods. The plot of over one hectare, on which it will be possible to build a 10 x 15 m swimming pool, currently houses an old pond. A lot of potential for this property, which you should not miss!

Close to the pretty perched village of Caseneuve, we offer for sale this charming Provencal bastide with over 288 m2 of living space. This finished project will allow you to enjoy these large volumes to your heart's content. The dwelling is currently watertight and airtight. Outside, we offer a Provencal farmhouse-style setting, with a pretty courtyard, magnificent old trees and a stunning view over the valley and surrounding woods. The plot of over one hectare, on which it will be possible to build a 10 x 15 m swimming pool, currently houses an old pond. A lot of potential for this property, which you should not miss!

Located in the heart of the Verdon, within easy access of its stunning lakes and gorges, this 18th century farm offers 850 sqm of living area and 33 hectares of land. It comprises several buildings including four gîtes and five chambres d'hôtes, all perfectly equipped to accommodate guests. An enchanting oasis of peace.

Located in the heart of the Verdon, within easy access of its stunning lakes and gorges, this 18th century farm offers 850 sqm of living area and 33 hectares of land. It comprises several buildings including four gîtes and five chambres d'hôtes, all perfectly equipped to accommodate guests. An enchanting oasis of peace.

Exclusive! Located on the famous Valensole plateau, well known for its lavender fields as far as the eye can see, this pretty old farm takes full advantage of its agricultural and bucolic environment. Currently developing more than 440m2 built, it is structured around an intimate courtyard with its cobblestone, the main bastide with a southern exposure, and its two West and East wings. Truly authentic, you will discover a real farm in the Alpes de Hautes Provence having retained all its charm of yesteryear. Rare and Exceptional!

A seventeenth-century bastide farmhouse to be restored in 2 2 hectares that include a villa, a belvedere tower and outhouses in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in the south of France. The property covers 2.2 hectares and faces the Alpilles mountain range. You can walk to the town centre of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence from the property. Its collection of buildings was once used for agriculture. These structures date back to different periods. Some are joined to each other. Others stand separately, grouped together around a vast patio. Most of the buildings are crowned with a gable roof of Roman tiling. The property was once a place of recreational activities. Lohan de Laurency, a squire of Avignon, bought the property not long before 1650. Later, in 1670, he sold it to a count: the Comte de La Ravine d’Arles, who built most of the farmhouse and was the property’s most persevering occupant. You reach the property via two different tracks lined with plane trees. These tracks frame the grounds and link them to the nearby secondary road on both sides, marking two distinct sections of the property: one on the north side, the other on the south side. The villa is made of stone from a local quarry in Fontvieille. Its square belvedere tower rises up from it proudly, looking out at the Alpilles mountains. This villa was built in 1875, reflecting a taste for Roman architecture. You can see it from the road. Among the property’s buildings, the villa is its centrepiece. It extends the original seventeenth-century farmhouse and links it to outhouses: a hay barn and a huge stone-and-brick warehouse that was also built in 1875, in a more industrial style. To the south, on the other side of the patio, a barn, a drying room, a garage for three cars, and accommodation lie opposite the warehouse. In the south section of the grounds, there is a nineteenth-century greenhouse with a glazed roof and a hinged metal frame. It has been masterfully restored and stands beside a vegetable patch. In front of the villa, a terrace leads to a cross-shaped garden that was once edged with box shrubs. A round ornamental pond lies in the middle of it, embellished with an arrangement of rocks. Concealed there is a water feature that makes the pond frothy when supplied with water. A network of private tracks snakes through the grounds and encloses these 2.2 hectares.

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A complex of farmhouses surrounded by vineyards in Cotignac, one of the most beautiful villages in France. The building complex comprises four houses, laid out around various courtyards and summer terraces which both connect and separate the different units. This original layout contributes to the uniqueness of the ensemble, to the degree of independence of the various housing units and to the overall fluidity of the circulation. Probably dating from the 17th century, all the buildings are of stone. Each house or cottage has its own stone staircase. Two entrances on two different levels provide access: to the ground floor on the north side and to the first floor on the south side via an external flight of stairs that leads to a small terrace overlooking the garden. The walls are covered with Virginia creeper; the openings are mostly straight, sometimes arched, with small-paned wooden doors or windows, and the roofs are single-pitched with monk-and-nun tiles. The garden extends below down to the swimming pool. The panoramic view stretches to the vineyards and the hills in the distance.

Authentic building from the 12th century In an environment of absolute calm, on land of approximately 20ha, this sublime authentic house is located.

A stone 'mazet' of approx 65 m² with swimming pool and an outhouse fit for habitation, set on a hillside planted with olive trees, on the outskirts of Aups. From the edge of the village, an untamed, winding path provides access up the hill to a number of houses. The entrance to the property is just a few hundred metres further on. The house is set in around 7,000 m² of land, surrounded by olive trees and holm oaks. Bushes of rosemary, thyme and wild mint are everywhere. There are a swimming pool and a garden shed below. The mazet (small cottage), like the outhouse, has a gable roof of monk-and-nun tiles; its walls are of dry stone, with mostly rectangular windows, and each of its facades is slightly asymmetrical. The restoration and modernisation of the building, carried out in the 1980s by an architect, perfectly blend the new materials with the sun-drenched stonework; they add structure to the house while lending it a formal originality that contrasts with the traditional character of the original rural building.

VERY NICE PROVENÇAL STONE MAS ENTIRELY RESTORED WITH TASTE A FEW MINUTES FROM THE TOWN CENTER OF VAISON LA ROMAINE IN A VERY QUIET ENVIRONMENT WITH A SURFACE AREA OF APPROXIMATELY 241 M² PLUS OUTBUILDINGS, this property has undergone an authentic and modern renovation(double-glazed aluminum joinery, solid blond oak parquet, exposed beams, floor tiles, shutters, wrought iron, walk-in showers, floor heating by heat pump, reversible air conditioning, exposed stones)SOUTH FACING, SPORTED LAND OF APPROXIMATELY 2451 M2, 9X4 SWIMMING POOL WITH ROLLER SHUTTER AND BEACHES IN EXOTIC WOOD, ITS TERRACES, PETANQUE COURT WITH VIEW OF MONT VENTOUX, low stone wall, shaded private parking, outbuildings, COVERED SHELTER, WORKSHOP, KITCHEN SUMMER TO DEVELOP -ground floor-input 8.6fitted kitchen approx. 15.8 m²clearance 9 m² approximatelyWall-hung WC approx. 1.8 m²utility room approx. 6.2 m²bathroom (shower and bath) approx. 10 m²living/dining room 116.7 m² approximatelyopen staircase -1st floor-clearance 3.8 m² approximatelybedroom 14.4 m² approximatelybedroom approx. 13 m² with dressing room approx. 6.2 m²bedroom 13 m² approximatelybedroom 9.4 m² approximatelybathroom 8.7 m² approximatelyclearance 5.1 m² approximately

This exceptional property presents 800 sq.m of floor space in verdant surroundings just 10 minutes from Sisteron and the main roads. Comprising nearly 5 hectares of land and a total of 1200 sq.m of floor space across various buildings, including stables, it offers unique potential in the area. The residential part of the property has an area of over 200 sq.m and stands out for the quality of its finish. It includes a spacious living room, three bedrooms, a master suite, a mezzanine, a home office, a utility room, a pantry, a bathroom and a separate WC. In addition, works are under way to install a second apartment of approximately 80 sq.m to accommodate guests. A commercial section of the property offers various facilities such as a restaurant with professional kitchen, a museum, a large events room and two screening rooms. These spaces offer exceptional potential to be used for various activities. Ideally located for the development of an agricultural or tourist activity, the property has been run as an educational farm (certified organic) with facilities including a discovery trail running through the estate. Nestling in exceptional surroundings just 1h30 from Marseille, this property presents the perfect setting to appreciate the tranquillity and beauty of nature or to launch a new tourist activity.

This exceptional property presents 800 sq.m of floor space in verdant surroundings just 10 minutes from Sisteron and the main roads. Comprising nearly 5 hectares of land and a total of 1200 sq.m of floor space across various buildings, including stables, it offers unique potential in the area. The residential part of the property has an area of over 200 sq.m and stands out for the quality of its finish. It includes a spacious living room, three bedrooms, a master suite, a mezzanine, a home office, a utility room, a pantry, a bathroom and a separate WC. In addition, works are under way to install a second apartment of approximately 80 sq.m to accommodate guests. A commercial section of the property offers various facilities such as a restaurant with professional kitchen, a museum, a large events room and two screening rooms. These spaces offer exceptional potential to be used for various activities. Ideally located for the development of an agricultural or tourist activity, the property has been run as an educational farm (certified organic) with facilities including a discovery trail running through the estate. Nestling in exceptional surroundings just 1h30 from Marseille, this property presents the perfect setting to appreciate the tranquillity and beauty of nature or to launch a new tourist activity.

For sale, in the countryside of a Provencal village. Hosted by a charming courtyard this beautiful Provencal farmhouse of the eighteenth century with charm preserved will seduce you with its volumes and living area of 317 m². Its land of one hectare planted with Mediterranean species (olive trees, fig trees...) as well as its swimming pool will fill you with joy. Property for sale by CTI real estate in Provence in Vaison-La-Romaine. « Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr »

A 17th century farmhouse in the heart of the Gard Garrigues, a precious testimony to centuries of pastoral life. The various buildings, with their thick limestone walls, are part of a series of edifices that were erected starting in the 17th century. They surround a courtyard, a space which links and protects the different farm activities. Called a 'barn' in the 18th century, this agricultural building consisted of a single structure to the north and an elevation at right angles to the east. Today, only four massive stone pillars remain, distributed around the courtyard. The development of the other two wings still standing today had to wait until the 19th century, when the cultivation of mulberry trees - of which fine specimens remain in the park - developed. At that time, silkworm breeding was at its peak, until a devastating epidemic, pepper disease, ravaged most of the farms in the Gard. The architectural style of the eastern wing presents all the typical characteristics of a silkworm farm: a long, narrow and tall building, two storeys high, with small regular openings and a gable roof, with a chimney for the ventilation and heating necessary for the growth of the 'Magnans” (greedy silkworms). The second wing on the western side was built for the staff who were required to live on the premises. The windows, which are larger in size, receive generous sunlight from the west. From the windows facing the sunset, the view encompasses the surrounding garrigue shrublands as well as the flock of sheep from the neighbouring village that regularly graze nearby. To the north, the building has remained in its original state with, on the lower level, solid cross vaults which sheltered the animals under the hayloft above. The courtyard facades are entirely lime-rendered and those visible from the outside - with the exception of the east wing - show bonded rubble limestone. The gable roofs are clad with monk-and-nun tiles.