Luxury real estate for sale Roaix, France (page 19)

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Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

A fifteenth-century house and its terraced garden of dry-stone retaining walls at the foot of a chateau in a medieval village in the Rhône valley of Provence. The property lies under the protective watch of a twelfth-century chateau. It has three floors and stands on a street corner where a road and an alleyway meet. It is a sturdy village house made up of two main sections with large, lime-coated faces. It stands out from its neighbours for its authenticity and oxblood tone that has lasted for centuries. The facade – the face of the first section – leans slightly and features a carriage door with a finely sculpted surround of dressed stone. The double-column door frame is adorned with two statuettes: an angel and a devil – one on each side. A segmental-arch window frame completes the openings on this ground floor. The windows of the two floors above are also made of dressed stone and are likewise capped with a segmental arch. They are aligned with the ground-floor door and window. On the first floor, these windows are tall and narrow. On the second floor, just beneath the eaves, they are almost square-shaped. The north face displays a vertical division between the first section with its single-slope roof facing west, towards the road, and the second section, stretching eastwards, with a similar roof that faces north towards the alley – a cul-de-sac perpendicular to the road. Monk-and-nun tiling covers the roof and a génoise eaves cornice of several rows edges it. Several square windows that probably date back to the fifteenth century punctuate the north face. An arched carriage door leads through this side as an upper entrance into the main living space. The other sections and the garden, on the east side, cannot be seen from the street. An initial visit by the regional office of cultural affairs confirmed that this enclosure was the noble dwelling of a wealthy merchant or powerful family. An in-depth archaeological study would be needed to clarify its origin.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Exceptional contemporary property located in the north of the Vaucluse in a quality setting, just a few minutes from all amenities, TGV train station and motorway. From the moment you enter, the architecture of this elegant property is characterised by large picture windows, a veritable canvas of greenery and exoticism. A magnificent semi-open-plan kitchen overlooks the warm and welcoming living room (54 m² reception room), which enjoys an extraordinary view over the garden, a veritable oasis of Mediterranean essences. The top-of-the-range fitted kitchen has a dining area and a utility room that doubles as a storeroom/laundry room. Also on the ground floor, a majestic 46 m² master suite with dressing room and bathroom benefits from a superb 20 m² covered terrace with pleasant views over the garden and swimming pool. From the entrance on the first floor, a second beautiful 35 m² suite also has a very spacious terrace with uninterrupted views of the surrounding greenery and the majestic pine trees on the hillside. A fine staircase leads from the living room to a second sleeping area comprising two comfortable suites with terraces offering uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside. The subtle colours, clean lines and choice of materials give this unique living space a warm, relaxing atmosphere. The landscaped garden and naturally shaded terrace echo the elegant, refined atmosphere of the property it houses. The swimming pool and its beautiful beach are set in the heart of a green setting that invites you to relax, lulled by the murmur of the fountains in the pool. This modern property is equipped with heat pump heating, double-glazed windows, electric roller shutters, water softener, electric gate and double garage.

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19th century Bourgeois house. Bourgeois house built in the 19th century (1820) and acquired in 1938 to establish a family home. Entrance to the Bourgeoise house via a beautiful courtyard of approximately 200 m² decorated with 2 magnificent lime trees. On the garden-courtyard level: A beautiful North-South crossing entrance bringing light to this space. Living room with marble fireplace, dining room to the north opposite the separate kitchen with a utility room, laundry room and access to a shed / large garage with attic, where there is a staircase providing access to the 1st floor (North-East, former apartment). Cement tile and terracotta floors. Very high ceilings. First floor : A large hallway serves 4 large bedrooms: - 1 large bedroom with alcove and a fireplace (blocked), a water point and a very beautiful tiled floor, view of the Monts de Vaucluse. - 1 large bedroom with fireplace and adjoining bathroom, to the West o These last two communicate In the corridor to the North, a separate toilet - 1 large bedroom to the North-West with fireplace and bathroom - 1 large bedroom with fireplace and a small living room From here we have access to the annexes (garage - old stables downstairs) with: - 1 living room with ante-bedroom, this part was occupied by the grandparents, - 1 WC - 1 small kitchen from the 50s Attic above the garage On the 2nd floor: 3 small bedrooms with water point, trunk room, 1 WC 3rd floor : ð Access to the 3 large attics formerly the silkworm farm The property is located in an urban environment yet enjoys a location away from the hustle and bustle of the city center. The adjoining extension located to the south was created in the 90s and offers 3 apartments currently rented, with independent entrance via 53 chemin de Saint Labre

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Just a stone's throw from amenities, the historic town centre and the Carpentras canal, this 19th century middle-class house offers around 210 m² of living space on 1536 m² of wooded grounds. The house has two levels. On the garden level, a spacious entrance hall leads to a living room with fireplace, a kitchen, bedroom I, a shower room and a toilet.The second level is accessed via a wide, handsome original stone staircase. The landing offers approx. 14 m² of space that could be used as a study or library, followed by bedroom II, bedroom III, a bathroom, bedroom IV that connects with bedroom V, a storage room and part of the attic that could be converted. The west-facing garage (approx. 27 m²) houses the boiler room and is accessed via the terrace and a large outside gate. Outside - the unadorned terrace is shaded by a wrought iron arbour and, at the bottom of the garden, an open construction of approx. 45 m² would be ideal as a pool house with its summer kitchen. The garden has been planted with fruit, olive, lime, poplar, pine, plane, chestnut, cypress and hazel trees, and there is a lovely grassed area in front of the house that gives free rein to your imagination for a swimming pool and pool house. Services and equipment: mains water, mains drainage, well, oil-fired central heating, fireplace with wood burner. This charming property full of character, opening onto the garden in a residential area, is just waiting to be brought back to life and will enable you to develop your plans for a family home or guest house. Some renovation work is planned, the potential is limitless and the ideal location means you can leave Carpentras in two minutes to explore the Ventoux and Luberon areas.Just 10 minutes from Pernes-Les-Fontaines, 15 minutes from Isle sur la Sorgue, 20 minutes from the motorway and 35 minutes from Avignon TGV station. This property is for city dwellers at heart, whose well-being will not be disturbed by the hustle and bustle of a city.

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A very nice establishment with high potential. A garden with swimming pool invites you to relax after a day of discovery in our region Ventoux Dentelles de Montmirail Luberon. A cozy and warm restaurant with a large terrace to enjoy tapas. Equipped for traditional catering you can develop it according to your wishes. Possibility of transfer of the walls in the long term. File on request for qualified clients.

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The agency Marie MIRAMANT, specialized in character and luxury real estate offers t a few minutes from Carpentras, Venasque and Pernes-les-Fontaines, in a quiet and preserved environment, a beautiful property of about 600 m² on a closed ground of nearly two hectares. Hilly, wooded and flowery land, with a beautiful pool and multiple relaxation areas. The main building is organized with a beautiful room with fireplace, a kitchen and fourteen bedrooms with their shower-rooms. In two independent buildings are a house with two bedrooms and shower-room, a large garage and a workshop. This property, located in an authentic and bucolic environment can be suitable as a family home, for seasonal rental as well as for a professional activity. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on www.georisques.gouv.fr. This house is sold by our real estate agency in Avignon. REFERENCE AUGUSTIN

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