The Peacock House

Some addresses do not introduce themselves; they are discovered. At the turn of a discreet street in the historic center of Avignon, behind a classified Gothic façade, The Peacock House reveals itself as one of the most precious testimonies of Avignon’s heritage. Built in the 14th century and already mentioned by Pope Gregory XI in 1376, it is recognized as the oldest residence in the city. Acquiring this property is not just about becoming the owner of an exceptional house; it is about inheriting more than six centuries of history and participating in the transmission of a unique heritage. The envisioned restoration reveals a confidential residence where each level tells a story. The French ceilings, the mullioned windows, the generous volumes, and the ancient materials compose a decor of remarkable authenticity. The ground floor hosts a garage, a winter garden opening onto an inner courtyard, as well as technical spaces. The first floor becomes the heart of the house, entirely dedicated to receptions. A vast living room of over 66 m² welcomes the living room and kitchen in an atmosphere where light interacts with the ancient stone. The upper spaces are designed as areas of tranquility, hosting three refined suites, each conceived as an intimate refuge. From the master suite, the windows frame one of the most beautiful views of Avignon: the Palais des Papes reveals itself in all its majesty, offering a unique spectacle each evening as the stone ignites under the rays of the sun. At the top of the residence, an office overlooking the rooftops of Avignon offers a panorama of Fort Saint-André, the Rhône, and the landscapes that have shaped the history of Provence. An exceptional family residence, a discreet guest house, or a large-scale heritage project, The Peacock House offers remarkable potential to those who can reveal all its splendor. Properties of this nature do not respond to market trends; they traverse centuries, escape time, and are passed on like works of art. Confidential file and complete study available upon request. For more information about this property, you can contact me at [hidden information]. Eve CL
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