Key-words : farmhouse land avignon

19th-century stone house with Luberon views and buildable land.

Set within a privileged location on the edge of Cabrières-d'Avignon, just a short stroll from the heart of the village, this authentic stone property offers a rare opportunity to create a remarkable home in one of the Luberon's most desirable settings. Dating from the mid-19th century and enjoying a magnificent position overlooking the Luberon mountains, the house stands at the centre of an expansive 1.95 acres (7.900m²) plot of constructible land, offering enormous potential for renovation, extension or further development, subject to the necessary permissions. Rich in character and authenticity, the original stone “bergerie” (traditional farmhouse) is believed to date from around 1850 and is one of the few remaining original properties in the neighbourhood. Whilst the house now requires comprehensive renovation and modernisation, it offers generous volumes and a straightforward layout upon which future owners can realise their vision. Large windows, unusual for a traditional “bergerie”, ensure excellent natural light throughout, whilst the beautiful dry-stone façade remains a testament to the property's Provençal heritage. The accommodation comprises on the ground floor: kitchen; dining room “in the round” with exposed stone walls and a charming stable door opening to the outside; spacious sitting room with handsome stone fireplace; impressive cathedral-ceilinged “grand salon” with second fireplace; shower room and guest WC; storage room. The first floor is composed of: three bedrooms; family bathroom; separate WC.The house is nestled within a superb enclosed plot featuring traditional dry-stone walls and planted with mature olive trees, pines and oaks, ensuring complete privacy. To the front, the garden enjoys wonderful uninterrupted views across the Luberon, whilst the handsome façade, adorned with arches, génoises and climbing trumpet vines, contributes greatly to the property's undeniable charm. The panoramic views over the valley are both permanent and spectacular.The property is located in zone UD of the local planning code which means that you could detach constructible plots or build up to 30% of the total plot size (1.95 acres or 7.900m2). Amenities include: oil-fired central heating; two fireplaces; mains drains and water. Cabrières-d'Avignon is one of the Luberon's most sought-after villages, appreciated for its authentic character, pretty stone architecture and enviable location within the renowned Golden Triangle. The shops and amenities of Coustellet are just minutes away, whilst Gordes, Ménerbes and the region's other celebrated perched villages are all within easy reach. Offering a combination of authenticity, exceptional views, significant development potential and a highly desirable location, this is a rare opportunity to create a truly exceptional Provençal home, whether as a primary residence, a holiday retreat or a long-term investment project. __________Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: payable by the seller

Stone farmhouse for renovation in Cabrières d'Avignon

Located in one of the most sought-after areas of the Luberon, this magnificent renovation project lies at the heart of the Golden Triangle between the iconic villages of Gordes, Roussillon and Ménerbes. This stone farmhouse, with undeniable charm offers immense potential to create a unique place in Provence with breathtaking views over the Luberon and the surrounding countryside. An authentic property that embodies the very essence of Provence. This building, dating from the early 19th century, offers 396m² of floor area and is composed of several distinct spaces: main house on two levels; adjoining section currently used as a hangar; another section comprising former stables; former ‘magnanerie' where silk was produced; cellars. Planning permission has already been granted for the restauration of the property, including approximately 209m² of living space, modifications to the facades and openings, as well as a complete renovation of the roof. Set on approximately 5.7 acres, the property extends across generous natural land, offering stunning open views over the Luberon. In the past, the mas allowed a family to live almost autonomously thanks to farming and livestock: wheat and wine were produced, bread was baked on site, and a few animals were raised. The granted building permit also allows for the construction of an 11m x 5m swimming pool, ideal for making the most of the Provence sun and the surrounding setting. Amenities include: connection to electricity and telephone; two wells and the possibility of connecting to mains water; Canal de Provence. A rare property, offering an authentic setting full of history and character. The project is ideal for either a main home or a holiday home, allowing you to create a unique property in an exceptional location. __________ Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: