Property Reference - a0VSb000007cm9XMAQ
Key Details
- Reference Number: V2514
- Habitable space:140 m² approximately
- Land: 5000 m²
- Bedrooms: 5
- Bathrooms: 3
- Swimming pool: Yes
- Annual property tax: 2.000 €
Property Description
This south-facing villa lies within walking distance of the lively village of Lagnes, set back against the Monts de Vaucluse. The property enjoys gorgeous grounds, a stellar location and unrivalled potential, and is located at the entrance of the famed Luberon valley.
The house has one bedroom on the ground floor (see virtually staged photo) with the possibility of an adjacent room also being used as a bedroom. The ground floor is further composed of: small foyer; large south-facing and double-height sitting room lined with French windows (see virtually staged photo); adjoining kitchen; utility room; modern shower room; separate WC.
The first floor accommodates three bedrooms, one with a shower room en suite whilst the other two share a separate shower room.
The property?s garage and ?salle de jeux" both form part of the main building so either or both of those spaces could be converted to residential use, subject to planning permission (which is likely to be accepted). The garage floor has a trapdoor giving access to the spacious cellar, which is partly fitted for wine storage. A second, larger, garage (40m2) sits to the rear of the property and offers secure and sheltered parking with ample room to spare for storing garden equipment, tools and furniture.
The house is constructed on a 5000m2 (~1.2 acre) plot which was part of a former fruit orchard. The garden is planted with several varieties of pine tree (including Austrian Black Pine), cypress, cedar and olive trees along with a well-established variety of shrubs. The garden is relatively easy care as most of it is laid to lawn. The property's ?pétanque? (boules) court can be lit up for evening play.
A 10m x 5m swimming pool sits centred on the land, encompassed by stone walls and shrubs, granting privacy from within the grounds. A pergola on one end of the pool provides the ideal spot for a summer kitchen, and a pool house on the opposing end offers relaxed seating and housing for the swimming pool pump and equipment. The property is entirely walled and hedged, and has electric gates.
The lovely location, beautiful mountain and forest views, and the picturesque garden guarantee that this property would be well suited as a Luberon retreat, rental investment or a family home. The flexibility of the interior layout ensures that the property can be modelled to fit the specific needs of a purchaser.
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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 house has one bedroom on the ground floor (see virtually staged photo) with the possibility of an adjacent room also being used as a bedroom. The ground floor is further composed of: small foyer; large south-facing and double-height sitting room lined with French windows (see virtually staged photo); adjoining kitchen; utility room; modern shower room; separate WC.
The first floor accommodates three bedrooms, one with a shower room en suite whilst the other two share a separate shower room.
The property?s garage and ?salle de jeux" both form part of the main building so either or both of those spaces could be converted to residential use, subject to planning permission (which is likely to be accepted). The garage floor has a trapdoor giving access to the spacious cellar, which is partly fitted for wine storage. A second, larger, garage (40m2) sits to the rear of the property and offers secure and sheltered parking with ample room to spare for storing garden equipment, tools and furniture.
The house is constructed on a 5000m2 (~1.2 acre) plot which was part of a former fruit orchard. The garden is planted with several varieties of pine tree (including Austrian Black Pine), cypress, cedar and olive trees along with a well-established variety of shrubs. The garden is relatively easy care as most of it is laid to lawn. The property's ?pétanque? (boules) court can be lit up for evening play.
A 10m x 5m swimming pool sits centred on the land, encompassed by stone walls and shrubs, granting privacy from within the grounds. A pergola on one end of the pool provides the ideal spot for a summer kitchen, and a pool house on the opposing end offers relaxed seating and housing for the swimming pool pump and equipment. The property is entirely walled and hedged, and has electric gates.
The lovely location, beautiful mountain and forest views, and the picturesque garden guarantee that this property would be well suited as a Luberon retreat, rental investment or a family home. The flexibility of the interior layout ensures that the property can be modelled to fit the specific needs of a purchaser.
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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