Orange – 16th–17th Century Stone Farmhouse On 2 Hectares With Pool
5 Beds
4 Baths
3,714 Sqft
4.95 Ac lot
Updated: March 26
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About the Property
BARNES invites you to discover this magnificent property in Orange, nestled between the Rhône River and Mont Ventoux, in a region renowned for its exceptional historical, cultural, and touristic heritage.
Set in a peaceful and lush 2-hectare park, this beautiful stone farmhouse, dating back to the 16th century, offers an idyllic lifestyle where the charm of the past meets modern comfort.
BARNES invites you to discover this magnificent property in Orange, nestled between the Rhône River and Mont Ventoux, in a region renowned for its exceptional historical, cultural, and touristic heritage.
Set in a peaceful and lush 2-hectare park, this beautiful stone farmhouse, dating back to the 16th century, offers an idyllic lifestyle where the charm of the past meets modern comfort.
On the ground floor, the living spaces are arranged around a spacious entrance hall, a bright main lounge, a summer sitting room, and a large eat-in kitchen — perfect for hosting family and friends.
Upstairs, five comfortable bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two shower rooms ensure optimal comfort for a large family or guests.
Outdoors, a shaded terrace, a beautiful swimming pool, and its landscaped sun deck provide the perfect setting for relaxing summer days.
A garage and several parking spaces complete this characterful estate.
Whether as a main residence or a holiday home, you will be charmed by the authenticity of this property, its exceptional setting, and its convenient access to transportation and daily amenities.
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Orange occupies a singular position in Provence, a Roman city whose ancient theatre and triumphal arch are among the best-preserved monuments of the ancient world anywhere in Europe. The city sits at the northern edge of the Vaucluse, where the Rhône valley opens toward Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail. Its streets carry the weight of two millennia of continuous habitation, and the surrounding countryside, planted with vineyards producing Châteauneuf-du-Pape, gives the area an agricultural seriousness that distinguishes it from more tourist-oriented Provençal towns.
Daily life in Orange centres on the Place de la République and the covered market on Thursdays and Saturdays. The Chorégies d’Orange, one of France’s oldest opera festivals, runs each summer in the Roman theatre. Châteauneuf-du-Pape is a ten-minute drive south, Avignon fifteen minutes, and the Luberon is accessible within an hour.
Orange has a direct TGV connection via Avignon TGV station, approximately 20 kilometres south, which places Paris Gare de Lyon within roughly 2 hours 40 minutes by high-speed rail. Avignon itself is served by regular TER trains from Orange station in under 20 minutes. Marseille Provence Airport is approximately 120 kilometres south, around 90 minutes by road, while Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport offers an alternative to the north, roughly 150 kilometres away.