5 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view in Gordes, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Set in the heart of a luxury private residence, it enjoys a privileged setting combining privacy and security.
This stone house was completely renovated in 2024 and comes with generous living space of around 320 m2 in a stylish and contemporary layout.
The harmonious design allows natural flow between the living areas and the outdoors. The huge 91 m2 living room, flooded with light thanks to the large bay windows that cover the entire south-facing facade, opens onto the terrace and garden.
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Set in the heart of a luxury private residence, it enjoys a privileged setting combining privacy and security.
This stone house was completely renovated in 2024 and comes with generous living space of around 320 m2 in a stylish and contemporary layout.
The harmonious design allows natural flow between the living areas and the outdoors. The huge 91 m2 living room, flooded with light thanks to the large bay windows that cover the entire south-facing facade, opens onto the terrace and garden.
The spacious, fully-equipped open-plan kitchen has a functional rear area with utility room, storage and wine cellar.
The living room, with its elegant contemporary fireplace, creates a cosy atmosphere.
Two large en suite bedrooms, a glazed study and a room dedicated to relaxation complete the ground floor.
Upstairs, a mezzanine with sloping ceilings houses a TV living room, study and library.
A third large en suite bedroom opens onto an 11 m2 terrace with a 280 degree panoramic view.
On the garden level, a charming independent flat comprises two en suite bedrooms, a fully-equipped kitchen, a living room and a small private terrace. Accessible via the garden or from inside, this flat is ideal for hosting family or friends in complete independence.
Outside, the property is surrounded by a magnificent landscaped garden of around 2,500m2, with carefully tended oak and olive trees.
Overlooking this green setting is a huge terrace with a 15 x 5 m heated swimming pool, perfectly integrated into the overall setting and offering breathtaking views.
Several small terraces, a bowling green, a carport for two vehicles, and top-of-the-range services and equipment (underfloor heating and cooling, additional air conditioning in the bedrooms, built-in storage throughout, water softener, garden lighting, electric gate, alarm, etc. ) make this an exceptional property, as elegant as it is easy to live in.
Swimming Pool
Boules
Videophone
Video CCTV Security
Electric Gate
Digicode
Alarm System
Optical fibre
Disabled Access
Outdoor Lighting
Irrigation Sprinkler
Car Port
Crawl Space
Simple flow ventilation
Double Glazing
Fireplace
Air Conditioning
Water Softener
Fireplace
Garage
Wheelchair Accessible
Private Pool
Panoramic View
Parking
Excellent condition
ROOMS
Basement
Shower Room WC: 5 m2
Bedroom: 25 m2
Mezzanine: 41 m2
Parking: 37 m2
WC: 1 m2
Shower Room: 2 m2
Bedroom: 11 m2
Shower Room: 3 m2
Bedroom: 11 m2
Living Room: 12 m2
Kitchenette: 11 m2
Maintenance Room: 11 m2
Corridor: 2 m2
Study: 8 m2
Study: 10 m2
Corridor: 2 m2
WC: 1 m2
Bathroom: 7 m2
Bedroom: 18 m2
Corridor: 1.8 m2
Shower Room WC: 6 m2
Bedroom: 27 m2
WC: 2 m2
Laundry Room: 16 m2
: 91 m2
: 12 m2
Entrance: 9 m2
Terrace: 11 m2
Terrace: 16 m2
Terrace: 16 m2
Terrace: 118 m2
Land: 2,500 m2
VIEWS
Panoramic
ORIENTATIONS.
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