6 bedroom Townhouse for sale with Income Potential in L'Isle sur la Sorgue, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This charming 18th century property has a large shaded terrace opening onto a quiet, country style garden. It is a 5 minute walk from the old town centre, shops and schools, and a 10 minute stroll from the most beautiful natural site in Isle-sur-Sorgue.
It's enough to seduce all those who dream of living in a small Provencal town, between Avignon and the Luberon, in the Monts du Vaucluse. The building, with a total surface area of approximately 500m2 and landscaped grounds of approximately 1,554 m2, comprises a main ...
This charming 18th century property has a large shaded terrace opening onto a quiet, country style garden. It is a 5 minute walk from the old town centre, shops and schools, and a 10 minute stroll from the most beautiful natural site in Isle-sur-Sorgue.
It's enough to seduce all those who dream of living in a small Provencal town, between Avignon and the Luberon, in the Monts du Vaucluse. The building, with a total surface area of approximately 500m2 and landscaped grounds of approximately 1,554 m2, comprises a main house, two independent apartments and attic space for conversion.
The main body of this two-storey house (approximately 200m2), with its elegant beige facade gilded by the sun, features bay windows and tall, small-paned windows protected by solid wood shutters. It retains the classic architecture of a fine bourgeois house, with its succession of rooms, never huge, whose size lends each space a cosy atmosphere.
Next to the closed garage, the high-ceilinged entrance hall features a walk in wardrobe, laundry room and WC, and opens onto a small, charming living room that provides access to the immense shaded terrace, a haven of coolness and conviviality, overlooking the verdant garden planted with beautiful, typically Provencal trees: plane, lime, hackberry and a hundred-year-old oak.
A small swimming pool is available for cooling off in summer, as the property is not overlooked.
The first small reception room leads on the left to a dining room and a small fitted kitchen with access to the terrace, and on the right to a spacious, comfortable living room with a fireplace and frescoes adorning the top of each wall. Concealed behind the living room's moulded double doors is a large room that could serve as an office, playroom or new kitchen.
Upstairs are 3 spacious bedrooms, bathed in light and with views over the garden, two bathrooms, one with an old-fashioned free-standing bathtub, the other with a shower, and a large 20m2 walk in wardrobe which could be a 4th bedroom en suite.
In the rear part of the building are two apartments to renovate (30m2 and 50m2 on 2 levels) and an additional 130m2 of potential conversion space in the attic, offering numerous possibilities for enlarging or rethinking spaces.
The proximity of the centre of Isle sur la Sorgue, famous for its antique shops and charming canals that give it the name of "Venice of Provence", provides the perfect balance between tranquility and liveliness.
Accessibility by train from l'Isle sur la Sorgue station to Avignon TGV station is highly appreciated by those who need to travel regularly within France for their professional activities.
This house, with its cachet and history, will appeal to those in search of authenticity, conviviality and the gentle Provencal art of living.
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