House with terraceRoussillon (84)

Price :

$936,900

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Surface132 m²bedrooms2

This historic 17th-century village house is located in Roussillon, a famous village in the heart of Provence, known for its red ochre cliffs. Part of an ancient castle, it offers a panoramic view of the Luberon landscape.
Built in 1678, this house, painted in the traditional ochre hues of the region, spans four levels with a living area of 132 sqm and 41.5 sqm of terraces. Carefully restored by a fashion and interior designer, it offers an elegant layout that can be purchased entirely or partially.
On the ground floor, there is a welcoming living room with a fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, and a charming bedroom. Both rooms have large arched iron French doors opening onto a covered terrace. A broad staircase, used as a photo gallery, leads to the living room on the first floor.
The first floor features a spacious living room with tall French doors, original ceiling beams, and a 17th-century-style fireplace. In front of this living room, a magnificent terrace, usable as a roof garden, is adorned with a water basin inspired by village fountains. From here, one enjoys a splendid view of the Luberon and the bell tower, a symbol of Roussillon. The second floor houses a large bedroom with a luxurious bathroom in Brazilian white and green marble, equipped with a bathtub and a separate shower.
The basement, with a medieval vault, currently serves as a wine cellar and dining room but could be converted into an additional bedroom, a change that has been made in the past.
Equipped with two terraces offering breathtaking views, this meticulously restored house over the years is located on the heights of one of the most famous villages in the Luberon. Enjoy proximity to other renowned neighboring villages, such as Bonnieux with its churches, Ménerbes with its citadel, and Gordes with its central castle, specialty shops, markets, and restaurants.
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Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: “georisques.gouv.fr”