Ancien Relais De Poste Du XVII? Siècle

An exemplary restoration, faithful to the historical spirit of the place

In the heart of Comtat Venaissin, near L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and 25 km from Avignon TGV station, this Provençal property perfectly blends authenticity with discreet modernity.

A former 17th-century coaching inn, the house underwent an exemplary heritage restoration, carried out with rare attention to material choice and volume enhancement. Exposed stones and lime plaster reflect respect for materials, as do the original ceilings, whose beams and plaster were simply cleaned to reveal the building’s original uniqueness. The restoration combines respect for the old with contemporary comfort, offering a timeless and refined living space.

Volumes and layout

The Mas offers 430 m² of living space, organized around open volumes for smooth circulation.

- On the ground floor, the dining room and kitchen area surround a stone fireplace in a bright space open to the landscaped park.
- Large workshop-style glass panels extend the view, while an interior glass partition subtly separates the dining room from the hallway leading to a stone staircase.
- On either side, a laundry room also serving as a kitchen and a technical room ensure functionality.

The staircase leads to an 80 m² master suite with an open fireplace, bathroom, and separate toilet, offering an unobstructed view of the Château de Thouzon.

Extending from the ground floor, a first living room, open to an office, connects with a more intimate lounge-library, also featuring a decorative fireplace.

Two garden-level bedrooms, each with bathrooms and separate toilets, complete this level. One is completely independent, with private garden access.

The upper floor, accessible by two other staircases, houses four south-facing bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and separate toilet, ensuring autonomy and tranquility for all.

The layout allows for family or hospitality use while preserving guests’ privacy.

Annexes and outdoors

- Adjacent to the main house, a barn with a mezzanine, open to the park and pond, offers beautiful tree-lined views.
- The independent bastidon, topped with an attic, currently houses two workshops extended by a covered area.
- The park, over one hectare, with Mediterranean trees and an orchard, brings serenity to a garden emphasizing spaciousness around the 17 × 5 m stone overflow pond.

It creates a play of shadows and light that evolves throughout the day, perfectly harmonizing nature and structures.

Spirit of the place

The widely publicized renovation has been featured in numerous French and international decoration, antiques, and flea market publications, highlighting the technical quality and aesthetic coherence of a successful heritage restoration.

Comfort and amenities

- Interior comfort is ensured by underfloor heating and cooling, as well as domestic hot water production, all powered by two state-of-the-art air/water heat pumps.
- This efficient system provides gentle, even warmth through Burgundy stone flooring on the ground floor and polished concrete unifying the upper floor, for discreet yet effective comfort.
- The energy performance (DPE rated A) is exceptional for a 17th-century stone house.
- The Mas is equipped with central vacuuming, a 22 kW charging station, a remote-controlled electric gate, and three-phase power supply.
- The park is illuminated and features automatic irrigation (fed by two wells).

This property, designed to be lived in and shared, easily adapts to high-end residential or hospitality use: family home, secondary residence, or luxury furnished rental.

It embodies practical value, image value, and heritage value, aimed at clients seeking an exceptional place combining heritage, environment, and Mediterranean lifestyle.

Complete file and private visit available on request.

A place to discover, to fully appreciate its coherence and beauty.

- Listing written and published by a Mandate Agent -
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