Gordes | New Traditional Stone Villa in Gordes with Pool & Garage

Price per 1/8th Share: 190000 € | 4 Beds | 3 Baths | 155 m² Living Surface |  1424m² Land 

Heated swimming pool,pool house,Quiet environment,Automation,Direct proximity to the lifts

This newly built villa boasts traditional stone architecture and is situated in a small, secure, and fenced residential area in the charming town of Gordes, just 4km from the historic center. The property spans an impressive 155 m² of living space and is set on a beautifully landscaped and enclosed plot of 1,424 m².

The ground floor of the villa features a spacious open-plan living area, comprising a kitchen, dining room, and living room. Additionally, there is a laundry room, a guest WC, and a luxurious master suite with a dressing area, shower room, and WC. Moving upstairs, you will find three further bedrooms, including another master suite with a bathroom and shower, a separate bathroom, and a WC.

The outdoor spaces of the villa are designed to provide all the necessary comforts for a relaxing holiday. There is a terrace accessible from the dining room, a 10x4m heated swimming pool, a pool house with a water point and dining area, and areas of lawn and local species with an automatic watering system.

Practical features of the property include an electric gate, a double garage, an outdoor parking space, and a charging station for electric vehicles. This villa is the perfect choice for those seeking a luxurious and comfortable holiday home in a picturesque location.

OUR OPINION: A stone’s throw from one of the most beautiful villages in France, this property is the perfect compromise between charm and modernity by offering excellent services combined with a stone construction from Gordes!

PROPERTY FEATURES: Swimming pool,Garden,Car park,Garage,Garage

Expected monthly costs (includes all running costs, taxes, insurance, and property management): 349 €/month (before any rental income, contact us for more info).

LOCATION

Our Lady of Senaque
Notre-Dame de Sénanque is a Cistercian abbey located in the town of Gordes. It was founded in 1148 by Cistercian monks, burnt down during the wars of religion in 1544, it was abandoned. Finally it was invested again in 1988 by a small community of monks who thus reconnected with centuries of Cistercian tradition. Stéphane Bern has also mobilized and worked to come to the aid of the abbey church in danger. By declaring Sénanque a national cause and registering it in the Loto du Patrimoine, the latter contributed to raising the necessary funds for the conservation work. Today the nearly thousand-year-old abbey is saved and it was with emotion that Stéphane Bern discovered the quality of the restoration. This Abbey nevertheless remains in use and is still inhabited today!
Luberon Regional Nature Park
The Luberon Regional Nature Park extends over more than 185,000 hectares, from Cavaillon (Vaucluse) to Lurs (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence), on either side of the Luberon massif. Located at the center of the Alpine and Mediterranean climatic influences, it has an extremely diversified flora and fauna, as well as an architectural and landscape heritage of great value. In December 1997, UNESCO officially recognized the membership of the Luberon in the World Network of Biosphere Reserves, recognizing the important role of the Luberon in the regional ecological balance and the heritage value of the territory at the international level. The Luberon Park is also part of the UNESCO global network of geoparks.
Gordes
Gordes, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, occupies a special place. It’s a village that you can see from very far away and when you get to its feet, you have the feeling that it has always watched over the valley, so much does it become one with the plateau that it hugs powerfully, proudly.
Gordes has long been one of the most beautiful villages in France, and rightly so. It is an essential village where limestone, dry stone walls and bories are omnipresent components of the landscape. The village has sheltered under the castle, designed to protect the vulnerable junction with the plateau, since 1031.
It thus became for 7 centuries, one of the lookouts of Provence with its strong walls, its tall houses with rare openings and its maze of alleys. In the upper part of the village: the castle, the Saint-Firmin church, the restaurants and the shops.
Thoronet Abbey
Founded in 1146, the abbey of Thoronet in the Var is one of the three Cistercian abbeys of Provence, with those of Silvacane and Sénanque.
Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean forest, in an isolated place in the hinterland of the Massif des Maures, it represents a real architectural gem. You should know that it was built using an ancestral technique, which consists of cut stones laid without mortar. A construction process that contributes to giving the place a feeling of serenity conducive to meditation…
Almanarre beach
Long beach of nearly 5 kilometers is located along the salt road, one of the two sand tongues which mark the exceptional character of the peninsula of Giens.
When the Mistral blows, there are a large number of high-level windsurfers and kite surfers. Depending on the strength of the wind, the sea can then be rough and present a superb wild character. The sand is white and the low water level allows children to enjoy swimming in complete safety. By east wind, this beach is protected and the calm that reigns lets you discover the colors of turquoise water.