Property Reference - a0VSb000007ciFPMAY
Key Details
- Reference Number: V2475
- Habitable space:180 m² approximately
- Land: 90 m²
- Bedrooms: 5
- Bathrooms: 2
- Annual property tax: 500 €
Property Description
Situated in a quiet hamlet in the Roussillon countryside, less than 30 minutes from all villages of the Luberon, this handsome Manor-style house has been beautifully renovated and delivers an authentic French style.
The living accommodation comprises on the ground floor: entrance hall with Provençal staircase; south-facing sitting room with ornate ceiling and a lovely marble fireplace; kitchen / dining room; utility room.
The first floor includes: master bedroom with fireplace; two further double bedrooms; large bathroom with wrought iron bathtub and separate shower.
The second floor remains to be finished but has views of the Luberon and great potential. It currently consists of two large workshops that would convert nicely into two bedroom suites. There is currently a bathroom fitted with a toilet and sink with plumbing in place for a shower.
Charm flows in this 1800? house, with a mix of terracotta and traditional accent tiles throughout, high ornate ceilings, and original stonework and fireplaces. Ample windows provide a spacious and roomy feel. The original features remain very well preserved, adding character to this property that no modern renovation could achieve. With a central position within this charming hamlet, every upstairs room benefits from a lovely view through the streets and onto the surrounding Luberon mountains.
The garden to the front of the property could accommodate a small pool if desired or be used to park a vehicle, whilst still retaining a sunny seating / dining area. With the potential for five bedrooms, a garden, fantastic original features, and even fibre optic broadband, this property has potential for a great family home or chambres d?hôtes.
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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 living accommodation comprises on the ground floor: entrance hall with Provençal staircase; south-facing sitting room with ornate ceiling and a lovely marble fireplace; kitchen / dining room; utility room.
The first floor includes: master bedroom with fireplace; two further double bedrooms; large bathroom with wrought iron bathtub and separate shower.
The second floor remains to be finished but has views of the Luberon and great potential. It currently consists of two large workshops that would convert nicely into two bedroom suites. There is currently a bathroom fitted with a toilet and sink with plumbing in place for a shower.
Charm flows in this 1800? house, with a mix of terracotta and traditional accent tiles throughout, high ornate ceilings, and original stonework and fireplaces. Ample windows provide a spacious and roomy feel. The original features remain very well preserved, adding character to this property that no modern renovation could achieve. With a central position within this charming hamlet, every upstairs room benefits from a lovely view through the streets and onto the surrounding Luberon mountains.
The garden to the front of the property could accommodate a small pool if desired or be used to park a vehicle, whilst still retaining a sunny seating / dining area. With the potential for five bedrooms, a garden, fantastic original features, and even fibre optic broadband, this property has potential for a great family home or chambres d?hôtes.
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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