Authentic Napoleonic-era property with Provençal charm and views of Mont Ventoux
5 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
200 m²
At the heart of a preserved natural environment, amid rolling landscapes, woodlands, and vineyards, close to Vaison-la-Romaine, this former Provençal stone residence, part of an old hamlet dating back to the Napoleonic era, offers an exceptional setting facing Mont Ventoux and the surrounding hills. A true home with a soul, it combines authentic character, a serene atmosphere, and discreet contemporary touches.
The property is composed of several buildings, blending carefully renovated spaces with volumes still open to interpretation. The main house unfolds with a fluid circulation between the living areas, the ground-floor master bedroom, and the sleeping quarters located upstairs. Noble materials, stone, wood, and travertine floors, create a soft, harmonious atmosphere, while contemporary fittings integrate seamlessly and discreetly.
Below, a former vaulted room, inherited from the site’s agricultural past, opens the door to multiple possibilities: an artist’s studio, a creative workspace, organized storage, or an unconventional reception room. Several adjoining outbuildings, still in their raw state, further expand the range of projects: they could become additional bedrooms, a wellness area, or an artist’s workshop, depending on one’s vision.
The outdoor spaces reveal a series of natural tableaux: a 10x5 swimming pool with clean, simple lines currently being completed; a basin fed by a natural spring; time-shaped terraces; river access; and a large outbuilding set against the rock, where an ancient oven and a remarkably authentic vaulted cellar remain. Altogether, the setting forms a living landscape, constantly changing with the seasons and the light.
Adjacent to the main residence, a fully independent secondary dwelling offers a more intimate retreat. Its enclosed garden, shaded terrace, and interior layout make it an ideal space for hosting guests or developing a charming hospitality activity.
The renovation work already undertaken—updated networks, high-quality insulation, new technical installations, and the careful preservation of original features, places the property in perfect balance between heritage and modern comfort. The areas still to be transformed suggest further possibilities and enhance the estate’s overall potential.
Rich in history and open to a majestic landscape, this distinctive property offers a unique lifestyle setting, where Provence reveals itself in all its depth and elegance.
At the heart of a preserved natural environment, amid rolling landscapes, woodlands, and vineyards, close to Vaison-la-Romaine, this former Provençal stone residence, part of an old hamlet dating back to the Napoleonic era, offers an exceptional setting facing Mont Ventoux and the surrounding hills. A true home with a soul, it combines authentic character, a serene atmosphere, and discreet contemporary touches.
Learn moreThe property is composed of several buildings, blending carefully renovated spaces with volumes still open to interpretation. The main house unfolds with a fluid circulation between the living areas, the ground-floor master bedroom, and the sleeping quarters located upstairs. Noble materials, stone, wood, and travertine floors, create a soft, harmonious atmosphere, while contemporary fittings integrate seamlessly and discreetly.
Below, a former vaulted room, inherited from the site’s agricultural past, opens the door to multiple possibilities: an artist’s studio, a creative workspace, organized storage, or an unconventional reception room. Several adjoining outbuildings, still in their raw state, further expand the range of projects: they could become additional bedrooms, a wellness area, or an artist’s workshop, depending on one’s vision.
The outdoor spaces reveal a series of natural tableaux: a 10x5 swimming pool with clean, simple lines currently being completed; a basin fed by a natural spring; time-shaped terraces; river access; and a large outbuilding set against the rock, where an ancient oven and a remarkably authentic vaulted cellar remain. Altogether, the setting forms a living landscape, constantly changing with the seasons and the light.
Adjacent to the main residence, a fully independent secondary dwelling offers a more intimate retreat. Its enclosed garden, shaded terrace, and interior layout make it an ideal space for hosting guests or developing a charming hospitality activity.
The renovation work already undertaken—updated networks, high-quality insulation, new technical installations, and the careful preservation of original features, places the property in perfect balance between heritage and modern comfort. The areas still to be transformed suggest further possibilities and enhance the estate’s overall potential.
Rich in history and open to a majestic landscape, this distinctive property offers a unique lifestyle setting, where Provence reveals itself in all its depth and elegance.