Un Ancien Relais De Poste Du XVII Ie Siècle Et Ses Dépendances Dans Un Domaine De 63 Hectares Planté De

A former 18th-century coaching inn and its outbuildings in a 63-hectare estate planted with woods, vines and olive trees, 40 minutes from Toulon, in Provence verte . There are two quick access routes to the estate from the village of Le Luc. A well-maintained dirt track some 900 m long crosses the 63-hectare property, winding its way through rolling countryside of wooded hills and vineyards, before reaching the main house, the outbuildings and the guest house, all close by. All the buildings are set on a promontory that is flat. These traditional buildings, which date back some three centuries, have rubble stone façades, which are rendered or pointed, straight or round-arched windows and gable roofs with canal tiles, some with double overhanging cornices. Old maps from the 18th century show the presence of a former relay station for monks and a chapel that no longer exists. The estate was a waypoint at the crossroads of the routes to Saint-Victor (Marseille) and Cotignac, as well as to the abbeys of Sénanque and Le Thoronet. The dense natural vegetation, made up of oak and pine woods typical of the Mediterranean maquis, contrasts harmoniously with the straight lines of the vineyards. Wherever you look, you see an alternation of natural depressions and open valleys lined with dirt tracks that lead to the vineyards and olive groves. The deep blue sky, occasionally broken up by clouds, completes this landscape of unspoilt nature.
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