16Th Century, Renaissance Manor Farm with Panoramic Views

Property Description

The occupation of the site of this magnificently renovated property dates back to Roman times! However, the main building remains faithful to the Renaissance architecture with its stone mullioned windows and characteristic roof. The farm, the barn and the various annexes are all authentic and date from the beginning of the 16th century.


Entering from the east side of the courtyard, the exceptional facade immediately transports us to another era!


The main house consists, on the ground floor, of a majestic entrance hall, a large vaulted living room with an impressive fireplace and a bread oven bearing the date 1520, an office, a dining room with the same high vaulted ceilings, a fully equipped custom kitchen with a laundry room.


The magnificent stone staircase leads us to the first floor, which comprises, in the east wing: the 55m2 master bedroom with solid oak floors and French ceilings, a dressing room and an en-suite bathroom.

The west wing is organized around a beautiful library/second living room with open fireplace and solid oak floors, a games room, a shower room and a toilet.


On the second floor there are 1 bedroom with en-suite bathroom 3 other bedrooms 1 bathroom a particularly impressive dovecote with its dominant view to the south, the last part of the main house.


The 18th to 19th century style has been preserved throughout the property. The current owners have chosen to use traditional materials and construction techniques to renovate and maintain the authenticity of the property. However, the outstanding A rating for energy efficiency is a testament to the modern technology that has been quietly incorporated. For example, the 600m2 of roof has been completely renovated with high density insulation.


The guest house, which occupies the south side of the courtyard, consists of two independent gîtes:


Gîte 1, ground floor: kitchen/dining room opening onto a private garden.

The first floor has a bedroom with attached bathroom.


Gîte 2, ground floor: spacious kitchen/dining room opening onto a private garden, separate WC lounge.

On the first floor there is 1 bedroom with en-suite bathroom 2 further bedrooms family bathroom.


The caretakers' house benefits, on the ground floor: an open kitchen and a living space opening onto a private garden.

It has, on the first floor, 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom.


On the adjoining land is an old stable, partly converted, which could be renovated to create a separate dwelling if desired.


The barn, 148m2, located to the west of the courtyard, has previously been used for weddings and special events, including wine tastings as the region has its own wine appellation.


Leaving the courtyard via the charming arch on the south side, you access the gardens and the superb swimming pool. It's no surprise that the 10m x 4m swimming pool benefited from the same attention to detail during its design. The design, influenced by a local wash house and built in Tavel stone, allows the swimming pool to integrate perfectly with the style of the property. The stone pool house has a separate shower and toilet.


A traditional wrought iron greenhouse and a gardening room decorate the grounds.

Finally, a pretty French garden adjoins the house.


Equipment and specifications:

Underfloor heating on the ground floor of the main house

Central heating in all rooms of the house

Well with an excellent flow rate of 13M m3/h (UV treatment)


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