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Luberon - Roman style townhouse

In the historic center of Cavaillon, capital of the Luberon, exceptional large town house whose origins date back to... Roman times! Breathtaking in history and authenticity, remarkably renovated and well-maintained residence. The main part dates from the 16th century, not only offers a unique living environment for a large family through the multiplicity of its living rooms, but also, after a few developments work, excellent potential to establish a B&B. The little extra: swimming pool in the basement and an authentic vaulted cellar. Easy parking and quiet area.

Cavaillon - contemporary property with garden, mazet, atelier an

This original and contemporary house is located in a peaceful residential area of Cavaillon. It was built by its architect owner and nestles in a haven of luxurious vegetation with views over the garden. It is surrounded by a large covered terrace for outside living with various sitting areas depending on the season. It has its own independent well-equipped workspace away from the main house and a seperate gite or studio for possible rental in the renovated original stone dwelling or mazet in the garden. The main house on the ground floor accommodates: large living space with double-height ceilings; open plan kitchen with central island; laundry / storage space; two bedrooms; bathroom; wc. The first floor is composed of two bedrooms and a wc. The charming stone outbuilding (a Provençal 'mazet') is composed of a double bedroom, a bathroom and a wc. The .530 acre garden, with its 5 x 10m tiled swimming-pool, is rich with trees and different flowering plants. Amenities include: fibre optic internet; main drains; canal water; underfloor gas heating; wood-burning stove on the ground floor; air-conditioning in certain rooms; alarm; automatic watering; outdoor lighting; visiophone. The garden is entirely fenced and has electric gates. This house would serve as a spacious family home with an independent office spaces, easy access to airport or TGV station in Avignon for commuters, and choice of nearby local schools and the many commodities that the town has on offer. It is well placed to visit the many well-known perched villages of the Luberon and the Alpilles. It could also be a creative home and workspace for an architect, writer, artist, sculptor or other liberal profession.