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For sale in Gordes

The Immo Goult agency offers for sale on the edge of a hamlet in the town of Gordes, in an old 13th century residence which belonged to the abbey of Senanques, charming property composed of a house, a gîte and an outbuilding for a total built surface area of ??approximately 170m2. The house benefits from a charming enclosed courtyard of 350m2 with a large terrace and an awning of approximately 20m2. The cottage benefits from a closed door of 70m2. The rest of the garden is 865m2. Lots of charm and authenticity for this house which offers a beautiful living space.

Riverside haven with private island in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.

This exceptional riverside property enjoys a truly rare privilege: a private island on the crystal-clear Sorgue, complete with a natural inlet ideal for a small boat, canoe or paddleboard. Immersed in lush greenery and bordered by one of France's most magical natural springs, this is a sanctuary of tranquillity and nature - yet less than 2 km from the heart of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, just a short stroll or cycle from its vibrant cafés, Michelin-starred restaurants and world-famous antique markets. Fed by the largest natural spring in France (and the fifth largest in the world), the Sorgue's waters are naturally filtered through rock and emerge just 7 km upstream - always clear, clean and rich in wildlife. The river is known for its stable temperature of 13°C year-round, meaning it never freezes; in winter, steam rises from the surface, and even in the cooler months, swimming remains possible. The house offers generous living spaces with abundant natural light thanks to dual-aspect windows. The ground floor includes: spacious living area with fireplace and dining space; open, fully-equipped kitchen with Zimbabwe granite countertops; recently built conservatory; additional sitting room with elegant French wrought-iron doors; utility room; two bedrooms; bathroom; shower room and WC. The first floor comprises: three further bedrooms; bathroom; useful utility or dressing area. The grounds are beautifully divided between the private riverside garden and the main front garden. A wooden bridge leads to the property's very own island - a serene place to read, swim, kayak or simply watch the light dance on the water, with views toward the fields and Mont Ventoux. A charming garden studio offers private guest accommodation, an office or an artist's retreat. To the front of the house, safely separated and enclosed away from the river, is the pool area and children's play space. The pool terrace enjoys sun throughout the day and is complemented by a large veranda, pool house and outdoor shower. Beyond, olive trees punctuate the garden, and a private driveway lined with vines provides ample parking. Amenities include: underfloor heating; air conditioning; electric shutters throughout; alarm system; electric gates with intercom; private water source; heated submerged pool cover; mains water and mains drainage. A truly rare opportunity to own a riverside haven with its own private island - combining wild Provençal beauty, complete privacy and direct river access with the ease and pleasure of being moments from L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue's bustling centre.

Vaison-la-Romaine - A village property with a garden and garage

This authentic over 100 sqm property benefiting from a 160 sqm garden hidden from view is in a peaceful elevated setting in the heart of medieval Vaison-la-Romaine. It includes a ground-floor kitchen/dining room, with a bright living/reception room, a study, two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. The first floor opens onto the garden. The top floor comprises a third bedroom. 88 sqm of floor space on three floors remains to be renovated. The ensemble commands an open view, and a swimming pool would be possible. Garage. Great potential for a tourist activity in a sought-after location.

Exceptional Luberon estate with tennis court and formal gardens.

Rising tall above the lavender fields and formal grounds that surround it, this striking Bastide occupies one of the most privileged positions the Luberon valley has to offer, in the heart of Bonnieux, a commune renowned for its Michelin-starred restaurants and easy pace of life. Set above the valley, the property enjoys sweeping views of the Luberon and the perched villages, grape vines and rolling hills that define it. A cypress-lined drive winds up through the grounds to the house, building an impressive sense of arrival, while the property itself was entirely remodelled in 2013 – a masterfully executed project, carried out with great care and precision. The BastideThe foyer immediately sets the tone, with tall vaulted ceilings, natural stone flooring and a handsome staircase rising up to the upper floors, with a crystal chandelier centrepiece. The ground floor comprises: grand entrance hall; boot room; sitting room with a stone fireplace; dining kitchen with large island unit and stone countertops, and French doors onto the garden and dining terrace; adjoining chef's kitchen, with larder; formal salon; temperature-controlled wine cellar; TV room; office. The first floor comprises: principal suite with adjoining bathroom, dressing room and steps leading up to the office, set within the colombier tower – an inspiring and tranquil space to work; four double bedroom suites, each with a shower room and large fitted cupboards; home gym. This floor also accommodates: laundry room, with steps leading down to a further laundry area with machines, fridges, and storage; machine room; three large garages; access to the caretaker's house. The second floor comprises: large suite with playroom, bedroom and shower room; two further bedroom suites. Caretaker's houseBenefitting from a separate access, the caretaker's house is composed of: open-plan living space with fully equipped kitchen; two double bedroom suites. Grounds & AmenitiesThe Bastide is arranged around a stone-flagged courtyard, with large terraces and formal gardens extending out towards unobstructed views of the Luberon valley. Layered lawns and formal English gardens unfold from the main façade, linked by handsome stone steps that serve each level – a thoughtful balance of landscaping and functional outdoor living, from seating terraces shaded from the summer sun to dining terraces made for large gatherings. Throughout the gardens, the Luberon valley, the property's lavender fields and private oak woodland form a striking backdrop, each area offering its own perspective on the countryside. Beyond this, the 18m x 7m heated swimming pool enjoys a large covered terrace and adjoining pool house with shower room, offering a welcome escape from the heat, while the grounds also accommodate a producing truffle orchard, a synthetic tennis court, cutting garden and vegetable gardens. Amenities include: high-speed Fibre and Starlink internet; ducted air conditioning in all bedrooms; underfloor heating and cooling throughout; sound system throughout the Bastide and the gardens; sophisticated alarm system; Canal de Provence for garden watering; mains water for the house. Rarely does a property offer such a complete expression of Provençal living - the scale and pedigree of the Bastide itself, matched by grounds and amenities suited to family life, entertaining and quiet retreat in equal measure. __________Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: payable by the seller

For sale L'Isle sur la Sorgue - 188 m² house with fisherman's cottage on the banks of the Sorgues.

Between Velleron and L'Isle sur la Sorgue, on the banks of the Sorgues river and just a few minutes from the town centre of the antique dealers' town, recent house built in 1998, renovated in 2008 using quality materials and fittings.The property comprises a main house and a renovated fisherman's hut, in a bucolic setting with no nuisances. Once through the electric gate, a path leads to the parking area, where you will discover a lush garden planted with pine trees, fruit trees, a walnut tree, pomegranate trees, local species, olive trees and a few vines spanning more than 3,900 m². The house:The entrance hall leads to the large, open-plan living room, where a fitted and equipped kitchen with scullery and plenty of storage space opens onto a dining area and a cosier lounge with an insert fireplace. A 28 m² veranda faces the garden on the north side and the Sorgues river for lazy days savouring the freshness of the water. On the south side, a shaded 50 m² terrace invites you to enjoy lunch overlooking the pool; in the evening, a 50 m² courtyard is the venue for summer evenings and entertainment. Opposite the staircase in the entrance hall, a corridor leads to a separate toilet, a shower room, a bedroom I with dressing room and a master bedroom II with bathroom and cupboard.The boiler room (underfloor gas central heating on the ground floor and radiator heating on the first floor) is in the double garage connected to the utility room, which has been converted into a billiards room with plenty of storage space and could easily be returned to its original use.A stone staircase leads to the first floor, where the landing leads to 3 bedrooms, a shower room and a linen room. A fisherman's cottage in the garden:To the north, the shady garden overlooks the river. The setting is superb in the sunshine, with a gentle coolness that invites you to daydream, fish for crayfish or take a canoe trip for the more sporty.A little history ... Some lucky people had a little cottage by the water where they spent most of their time. This privilege can be traced back to the 13th century, when the Count of Toulouse, owner of the Comtat Venaissin, granted the people of Isle the right to fish on the Sorgue from the Fontaine-de-Vaucluse spring to the Rhône. In the 15th century, a fishermen's guild was set up to defend the guild and the conditions in which the trade was practised. During the Revolution, the guild was disbanded and its privileges disappeared... The fishermen had a tradition of electing a king, which didn't go down too well during the Revolution!It was re-founded in 1977 as the Association des Pescaïre Lilen. In 1977, the confrérie des pêcheurs de L'Isle was revived and La Pêche d'Antan was organised every third Sunday in July. Today, the cottage has been completely renovated and converted into a bedroom that is popular with young and old alike. A shower room adjoining the courtyard provides every comfort. Services & equipment :Town water, water from the Sorgues, town gas central heating, air conditioning, double glazing, safety glass, electric roller shutters, compliant septic tank, alarm, automatic watering system, softener, etc. Opposite the terrace, along the courtyard, bordered by a pétanque court and two magnificent vines, is a 5 x 10 metre swimming pool with electric roller shutters. Plenty of space to relax, an ideal house for a family, a rare property for sale just a stone's throw from the little Venise Comtadine. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: CEstimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2023 energy prices: between €2,370 and €3,300.

Architect-designed home with a panoramic view overlooking the village of Roussillon

Ideally positioned facing the picturesque village of Roussillon, this architect-designed home enjoys an exceptional setting in one of the Luberon's most sought-after locations. Built in an elevated position within a peaceful and unspoilt environment, the property extends over more than 2 hectares of land and benefits from beautiful open views across the valley and the village. The house offers approximately 180 sqm of usable living space. The garden level comprises a spacious open-plan living area featuring a sitting room with fireplace, a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen, all opening generously onto the terraces and landscaped gardens. This level also includes a ground-floor bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC, a utility/laundry room, and a large dressing room. Upstairs, two further bedrooms share a shower room with WC. A study, which can also accommodate an occasional guest bed, completes the accommodation. A large garage and a workshop provide additional practical space. Outside, the heated swimming pool is secured by an automatic safety cover and surrounded by both stone terraces and lawned areas. A pool house completes this delightful outdoor living space. The property is located less than ten minutes from the centre of Roussillon, with its shops, restaurants and everyday amenities.

Villa at the foot of Mont Ventoux

Beautiful single-story villa just minutes from the center of the village of Bédoin, at the foot of the legendary Giant of Provence, in unspoiled natural surroundings bathed in light. Come and discover this family villa with approximately 170m² of living space, set on over 3,200m² of fully enclosed, wooded grounds. Built in 1977 and facing southwest, it enjoys plenty of sunshine. In the main part of the house, the entrance hall leads to the kitchen with pantry and cellar, while the living room with fireplace insert opens onto a beautiful, bright living room with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The hallway then leads to three bedrooms, a shower room, and a separate toilet. Outside, a large terrace runs alongside the house and two additional bedrooms complete the property. Each has a private shower room and toilet, as well as independent access. Perfect for entertaining family and friends while preserving everyone's privacy and independence. They also offer the opportunity to develop a bed and breakfast or seasonal rental business. Below the house is a large 10 x 5 swimming pool, sheltered from view. A large summer kitchen completes the property with a shower and toilet. Finally, the house has a large basement garage, a separate carport for two cars, and a carport. Services: Mains water, mains drainage, borehole, connection to the Carpentras canal for irrigation, solar panels for hot water production. 15 minutes from Carpentras, 45/50 minutes from Avignon, 1 hour from the TGV station.

Avignon – A renovated 18th century property

This authentic “mas” dating from the 18th century is set in about 2200 sqm of enclosed grounds in a peaceful yet not isolated location just 15 minutes from Avignon TGV station. Renovated throughout between 2021 and 2023, it offers about 460 sqm of bright and functional living space including a 115 sqm double living/reception room and kitchen, a 60 sqm sitting room, and a bedroom opening onto a terrace. The upper floor comprises four bedrooms (one 60 sqm). With a self-contained studio apartment, a carport and an 11 x 4.50 metre swimming pool.

Rustrel – A period property with huge potential

This near 250 ensemble located on the heights of Rustrel offers about 250 sqm of living space oozing with character. Set in over 15 hectares of grounds with a swimming pool and commanding magnificent open views of the Luberon hills and countryside, it comprises a stone-built main building and a former chapel requiring renovation. Great potential.

Northern Vaucluse – A delightful property

This peaceful 225 sqm property set in about a hectare of leafy grounds is located in the heart of the Massif Uchaux area. It includes an 89 sqm double living/reception room with an open-plan kitchen, and a suite with a study and a shower room. Upstairs are four 13 to 22 sqm suites (two accessing a terrace), and a dormitory. The property is perfectly maintained, and allies authentic period features including marble and solid oak parquet flooring with modern comfort (heat pump, reversible air conditioning). The leafy gardens feature several terraces, a 12 x 6 metre swimming pool, a tennis court and a boules pitch. Automatic sprinkling. With a large garage, technical premises, and a wine cellar in the rock-face. Just 3 km from the shops and schools, and 15 minutes from the autoroutes. Ideal for a B&B activity.

Provençal mas with swimming pool and views of Gordes.

Just a few minutes from Coustellet, renowned for its weekly market, excellent shops and wide range of amenities, this remarkable 19th-century Provençal mas enjoys a peaceful setting on the edge of a charming hamlet. Set within approximately 2.28 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, the property enjoys a privileged outlook over the surrounding Provençal countryside, with sweeping views towards the iconic hilltop village of Gordes. Offering approximately 300m2 of living space, this elegant home combines the authentic charm of traditional Provençal architecture with generous, beautifully maintained interiors. A heated swimming pool, a pool house with summer kitchen, expansive terraces and two garages complete this inviting property, equally well suited as a primary residence or a holiday home. The accommodation comprises, on the ground floor: spacious sitting room flooded with natural light which opens onto the terraces and garden; intimate sitting room with a stone fireplace; fully equipped “Fabre” kitchen with dining area; utility room; guest WC with wash basin. The first floor is composed of: en suite with bath, vanity and WC; three bedrooms; second bathroom fitted with bath, shower and vanity; separate WC; laundry room. The second floor accommodates: two further bedrooms; shower room with vanity and WC; attic providing additional storage space. Accessed via an beautiful stone archway, the property opens onto an attractive courtyard before extending into beautifully landscaped grounds planted with Provençal flowers and shrubs. Two generous terraces, one of which is covered by a south-facing pergola, provide wonderful spaces for outdoor dining and relaxation throughout the day. A heated 9m x 4m swimming pool sits at the heart of the outdoor spaces, accompanied by a pool house with a fully equipped summer kitchen, creating an inviting setting for long summer days and outdoor gatherings. The landscaped grounds frame sweeping views across the Provençal countryside and towards Gordes, with two garages completing the property. Amenities include: gas-fired central heating; stone fireplace; partial double glazing with wooden frames; mains water; fibre-optic internet; alarm system; exterior lighting; automatic watering system; heated 9m x 4m swimming pool; pool house with summer kitchen; storage room; two garages. Less than an hour from Avignon TGV station and Marseille-Provence International Airport, this delightful property enjoys a prime location in the heart of the Luberon, close to Gordes, l'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and many of the region's most sought-after villages. Its authentic Provençal character, generous reception rooms, meticulous upkeep and peaceful surroundings make it an exceptional family home, offering a rare balance of Provençal lifestyle, comfort and accessibility. __________Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: payable by the seller

Althen-des-Paluds – Property with generous proportions and great potential in a lush green setting

Ideally located in the commune of Althen-des-Paluds, in the immediate vicinity of the village center and its amenities, this property built in 1980 offers a peaceful and leafy living environment. Built in the heart of a 3,740 m² landscaped and fully enclosed park, it successfully combines superb volumes with modern comfort. Offering approximately 170 m² of living space over two levels, the house features fully adaptable, light-filled rooms. The highly functional ground floor features a large entrance hall leading to a spacious 57 m² living-dining room with a pellet stove, as well as a spacious, inviting fitted kitchen. This level is complemented by a versatile 40 m² space that can be adapted to your needs (office, workshop, studio, or reception area). Upstairs, the sleeping area offers three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a shower room. Some finishing work is required to enhance its comfort. Facing south, a 35 m² bioclimatic terrace opens onto the tree-lined garden. This outdoor space, a true haven of peace, is enhanced by a swimming pool with its pool house and a workshop, offering an ideal setting for relaxation and outdoor living.Features: Mains water, reversible air conditioning, pellet stove, garage, workshop, and private parking (4 spaces).This property represents a rare opportunity in the area for buyers looking for large, customizable spaces. Its strategic location is a major asset: village shops are within walking distance, while the town of Carpentras is just 20 minutes away and the Avignon TGV train station is 25 minutes away, providing easy access to major motorways. A perfect balance between the gentle pace of life in Provence, a quiet environment, and proximity to transport links. Contact us for more information or to arrange a viewing. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website www.georisques.gouv.fr

Historic 37-acre Goult estate in a peaceful countryside setting.

Set in the open countryside just minutes from the village of Goult, this renaissance bastide - with origins dating back to 1442 - is among the most historically significant estates the Luberon has to offer. Once a working wine estate and former residence of royal glassmakers operating under patent from King René, it has been carefully restored to an exceptional standard, preserving its architectural heritage while introducing every contemporary comfort. Tasteful landscaping, natural materials and refined detailing throughout reflect an understated elegance that is entirely in keeping with the property's character. Private, peaceful, and rich in history, this is a remarkable address in the heart of the Luberon. The property sits on 37 acres of private grounds, and features a magnificent bastide, an independent guest house, a separate caretaker's house, an independent suite and a garage. Bastide The accommodation comprises, on the ground floor: entrance hall with decorative cement tile flooring and oversized wrought-iron doors; Provençal kitchen with central island and direct access to the herb garden; formal dining room; sitting room with handsome stone fireplace; petit salon; guest WC. The living spaces all open out to the main dining terrace, shaded by the plane tree and with views looking out onto the Luberon mountains. A self-contained ground floor suite boasts an exquisite bathroom with green mosaic tiling, floor-to-ceiling windows, bathtub and double vanity, with steps rising to the bedroom above. A dedicated wellness room with sauna and massage table completes the ground floor. Below the bastide, a vast 70m2 cellar with double-height ceilings retains the original stone wine vats from the estate's winemaking years - an attractive space, ideal as a wine cellar and tasting room, home cinema, or gym. The first floor is arranged across two wings. The first wing comprises: two spacious suites, each with a private sitting room, double bedroom and shower room. The second wing is composed of: principal suite with dressing room and bathroom; suite with bathroom; office (currently used as a children's bedroom); linen cupboard; guest WC. Guest House A separate guest house provides two further suites. The ground floor offers a double bedroom and adjoining bathroom with walk-in shower. The first floor, more intimate in character and lined with 'oeil de boeuf' windows, enjoys a beautifully appointed wet room. Caretaker's House Set discreetly to one side of the bastide, the caretaker's house comprises: living space with fully equipped kitchen, Lacanche range and wood-burning stove; two double bedrooms; shower room; separate WC. Gardens & Grounds Immediately surrounding the bastide, beautifully landscaped gardens give way to 37 acres of private woodland, meadows, farmland and a private hill commanding far-reaching views over the valley - an extraordinary expanse of unspoilt Provençal countryside, entirely one's own. The main terrace provides a gorgeous setting for outdoor entertaining, with the Luberon mountains forming a superb natural backdrop. A second seating terrace below, dappled with light through the canopy, offers the perfect spot for an evening aperitif. The heated swimming pool (15m x 5m), fitted with an electric cover, is set out of sight, yet within easy reach. Amenities include: central heating; reversible air conditioning in the bedrooms; mains water; Canal de Provence irrigation; fibre-optic internet. With exceptional rental potential and a sense of history felt in every stone, this is a rare and privileged address - Provençal 'l'Art de Vivre' at its finest. __________Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: payable by the seller