Nestled at the gates of the Luberon, close to Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, this exceptional castle seamlessly combines nobility and authenticity while being impeccably maintained. Built on a rocky outcrop, it benefits from a dominant position offering a breathtaking panorama.

Originally conceived as a medieval stronghold, this castle evolved during the 16th and 17th centuries to become a characterful residence. Its architecture elegantly blends crenellations, Renaissance windows, and rounded arches. The gardens, terraces, and swimming pool with heat pump, spread around the South and West façades, add a modern and comfortable touch to this historic ensemble.

Extending over 3,830 m² of grounds, this luminous property offers approximately 440 m² of living space, of which 380 m² within the castle distributed across three levels. Accessible via a spiral staircase or an elevator, each floor features rooms oriented toward the South, providing excellent natural light. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, a vaulted salon with fireplace, a dining room, an equipped kitchen, and a suite with bathroom facilities. The upper floors house four additional suites, each with en-suite bathroom or water room, and numerous storage areas.

The adjoining cottage of 55 m² includes a living space with kitchen, two bedrooms, and a water room. The swimming pool, situated in an atypical setting, along with parking for ten vehicles and outbuildings, complete this unique property.

The castle is heated by two recent heat pumps and air-conditioned in certain bedrooms, ensuring comfort and modern living standards.