Inspiration Artistique Et Lignes Claires Pour Ce Cottage En Provence

On the discreet heights of Lacoste, where the landscape seems to slow down time, this house of about 130 m² is set in a rare, deeply calming environment. Here, everything seems guided by light, trees, the seasons, and the majestic presence of the Luberon that accompanies the view at every moment.

Behind a simple and elegant Provençal silhouette, the house reveals a sincere way of life, focused on the garden and open horizons. From the entrance, the spaces unfold under a spectacular cathedral ceiling where the beams interact with natural light. The living area, spacious and warm, combines the living room, dining room, and open kitchen in an atmosphere that is both friendly and inspiring, extended by large glass doors opening onto terraces and vegetation.

The view flows freely between inside and outside, between wood, stone, foliage, and sky. An airy mezzanine overlooks the whole as a suspended refuge: a reading space, writing studio, music room, or place for contemplation, it naturally extends the artistic spirit that inhabits this house.

The sleeping area includes three bedrooms, an office, and a bathroom in a simple and fluid layout, designed for everyday comfort as well as family or friends’ stays. Built in the late 1990s and perfectly maintained, the property immediately conveys a sense of balance and serenity.

But it is undoubtedly outside that the place reveals all its poetry.

The landscaped garden of 2,800 m² forms a true living setting around the house. Cypresses, old roses, Mediterranean species, and shade trees create a succession of delicate, almost pictorial atmospheres. The contemporary pool measuring 8 x 3 meters, the wooden terrace, the views over the Luberon’s relief, and shaded corners give the place a rare softness, reminiscent of some southern artists’ gardens.

At any hour of the day, the house seems to converse with its landscape. Mornings are bright and silent, late afternoons bathed in golden light, and summer evenings naturally extend under the awning, amidst the scents of vegetation and the song of cicadas.

The land, entirely flat and still buildable, suggests many possibilities: artist’s studio, guest house, creative space, or independent project.

Just minutes away, the village of Lacoste unfolds its unique soul. Between stone alleys, galleries, intimate cafés, and contemporary artworks displayed outdoors, the village has long nurtured an artistic and cosmopolitan spirit. Supported notably by the presence of the Savannah College of Art and Design, a famous American art school located in the heart of the village, Lacoste attracts creators, writers, architects, and lovers of a more inspired, discreet, almost timeless Provence.

A bright and deeply harmonious property, where the essence lies in the ongoing dialogue between the house, the garden, and the Luberon landscape.

ENERGY: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B
Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices from 2021, 2022, and 2023: between €2470 and €3400 per year.

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Noémie VERGNAS (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: - Avignon.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/