18th-century bastide with an olive grove, a spring, and a stone basin at the foot of the Lure mountain. The bastide, built in 1712 by a squire of King Louis XIV, extends in terraces sloping to the south, over nearly one hectare of wooded land. At the time, the main house was extended by a French-style garden, enclosed by three surrounding walls, of which the pillars of the old gate still remain. The house, long and straight, has two main facades and three levels on the southern part. The property includes a succession of outbuildings, mainly grouped in front of the lower level of the house. The access path, lined with cypress trees, runs alongside an olive grove before leading to a parking area and culminating in a gravel courtyard behind the house. Near the east gable, a fountain is attached to an old stone watering trough from the 17th century, adapted as a swimming pool. A spring runs through the plot and partially supplies the property. The roofs and facades respect the local architectural tradition.

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House with poolForcalquier (04)
Price :
$1,462,400
($2,780 / m²)
Surface526 m²bedrooms15 bathrooms2 land1.3 ha

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