Nestled at the gates of the Luberon, near Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, this exceptional château blends noble elegance and authentic history while remaining immaculately maintained. Built on a rocky outcrop, it benefits from a dominant position offering a breathtaking panoramic view.

Originally conceived as a medieval stronghold, this château evolved throughout the 16th and 17th centuries into a distinguished residence. Its architecture elegantly combines battlements, Renaissance windows, and semicircular arches. The gardens, terraces, and the heated pool, surrounding the South and West facades, add a touch of modern comfort to this historic estate.

Spanning 3,830 m² of land, this bright property offers approximately 440 m² of living space, including 380 m² within the château spread across three levels. Accessible via a spiral staircase or an elevator, each floor features rooms oriented towards the South, ensuring abundant natural light. The ground floor comprises a grand hall, a vaulted salon with a fireplace, a dining room, a fitted kitchen, and a suite with an en-suite bathroom. The upper floors house four additional suites, each with a bathroom or en-suite, and ample storage space.

The 55 m² annex house includes a living area with a kitchen, two bedrooms, and an en-suite bathroom. The pool, set in an atypical setting, along with parking for ten cars and outbuildings, completes this unique property.

The château is heated by two recent heat pumps and features air conditioning in certain bedrooms, ensuring both comfort and modern convenience.