Property Reference - a0VSb000007cm7kMAA
Key Details
- Reference Number: V3100
- Habitable space:117 m² approximately
- Total surface area: 270 m² approximately
- Land: 10 m²
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 2
- Annual property tax: 1.280 €
Property Description
This charming 17th-century property, comprising over 270m² of interior space, enjoys a superb position in the historic heart of Goult, a highly coveted Luberon village. Steeped in over 300 years of history, and distinguished by its red patina façade, olive tree, and wisteria, this is one of Goult's most iconic village houses. Tucked away from the bustle of the village square yet just steps away from cafés, shops, restaurants, and bars, the house combines authentic Provençal character with modern comfort. Its spacious and tastefully renovated interiors, vaulted ceilings, and exposed beams create a warm and inviting home, while the upper floor offers tremendous potential for development and conversion.
The accommodation comprises on the ground floor: spacious living area with polished concrete floors and underfloor heating, including a cosy sitting room arranged around a fireplace and a separate atelier or dining space; modern shower room with washer; large, vaulted cellar, housing the heating system and offering ample storage or potential as a wine cellar. This floor could also be used as a creative studio, artist's atelier, or a commercial space (subject to planning permission).
The first floor is composed of: lovely principal bedroom with exposed beams and an arched French window overlooking the charming street below; second bedroom with an ornate fireplace; shower room; gorgeous open concept living space arranged around a central courtyard, comprising a bespoke Art Nouveau "Fabre" kitchen with decorative stained-glass cabinets, a dining area, and a relaxed seating space.
The top floors accommodate a superb 100m² area with significant conversion potential and the option to create a rooftop terrace (subject to planning approval). The roof has been entirely replaced and insulated, and electrics and pipework for underfloor heating are already planned. This space could quickly be transformed into additional suites with double-height cathedral ceilings and street-facing windows, while the uppermost section benefits from views across the Luberon valley. An incredible blank canvas.
Amenities include: mains water and drainage; fibre-optic internet; oil-fired central heating (underfloor on the ground floor and in the first floor living area, and radiators in the bedrooms); water softener; wood-framed double glazing; and a fully replaced roof.
This property offers a rare opportunity to own a historic village house in one of the Luberon's most sought-after locations. Ideally suited as a main residence, holiday home, or rental investment, it combines Provençal charm, modern comfort, and extraordinary potential, within easy reach of the Luberon's renowned hilltop villages such as Gordes, Roussillon, and Ménerbes, and just an hour from Marseille airport and Avignon TGV.
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Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr
Fees payable by the seller
The accommodation comprises on the ground floor: spacious living area with polished concrete floors and underfloor heating, including a cosy sitting room arranged around a fireplace and a separate atelier or dining space; modern shower room with washer; large, vaulted cellar, housing the heating system and offering ample storage or potential as a wine cellar. This floor could also be used as a creative studio, artist's atelier, or a commercial space (subject to planning permission).
The first floor is composed of: lovely principal bedroom with exposed beams and an arched French window overlooking the charming street below; second bedroom with an ornate fireplace; shower room; gorgeous open concept living space arranged around a central courtyard, comprising a bespoke Art Nouveau "Fabre" kitchen with decorative stained-glass cabinets, a dining area, and a relaxed seating space.
The top floors accommodate a superb 100m² area with significant conversion potential and the option to create a rooftop terrace (subject to planning approval). The roof has been entirely replaced and insulated, and electrics and pipework for underfloor heating are already planned. This space could quickly be transformed into additional suites with double-height cathedral ceilings and street-facing windows, while the uppermost section benefits from views across the Luberon valley. An incredible blank canvas.
Amenities include: mains water and drainage; fibre-optic internet; oil-fired central heating (underfloor on the ground floor and in the first floor living area, and radiators in the bedrooms); water softener; wood-framed double glazing; and a fully replaced roof.
This property offers a rare opportunity to own a historic village house in one of the Luberon's most sought-after locations. Ideally suited as a main residence, holiday home, or rental investment, it combines Provençal charm, modern comfort, and extraordinary potential, within easy reach of the Luberon's renowned hilltop villages such as Gordes, Roussillon, and Ménerbes, and just an hour from Marseille airport and Avignon TGV.
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Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr
Fees payable by the seller