Luz De Vin

Early 20th-century architecture, this characterful farmhouse extends over 260 m² in the heart of the Camargue vineyards on a landscaped 2,300 m² plot planted with jasmine and trumpet vines, near Aigues-Mortes. Fully renovated in 2005, the farmhouse centers around a spacious cathedral-style living room flooded with light, widely opened by a sliding pocket door onto the garden and a traditional concrete basin. The fluid circulation and open volumes reflect the contemporary renovation of the farmhouse. From the entrance, a red tadelakt wall catches the eye, a shade echoed throughout the house, affirming the unique character of the place. Numerous openings to the landscape naturally extend the living spaces outdoors. The travertine floors and walls restored with stones from the nearby ancient Psalmodie abbey give the whole a rare authenticity... Continuing on, the kitchen and dining room form a fluid space oriented towards the outside. A ground-floor suite is revealed behind an old Moroccan door that dialogues with the exposed beams in the entrance. Upstairs, a steel and oak walkway overlooks the living room and leads to four bedrooms, an office, and two bathrooms. From the openings, the view stretches to Mont Ventoux, an iconic figure in the landscape. Outside, the traditional concrete basin offers an unobstructed panorama over the endless vineyards. A pool house completes this ensemble. Finally, a fully fitted 30 m² one-bedroom apartment with its own independent entrance enhances the property’s features. A farmhouse designed both for tranquility and moments of sharing.
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