Caumont-sur-Durance, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 84510

Five minutes from the lively village of Caumont, is this beautiful mansion of 210 sqm of living space, surrounded by nature. A large enclosed garden of 8500 sqm surrounds the country house, home to a small orchard, an intimate lavender field, as well as a few truffle oaks. The swimming pool and a natural pond complete this relaxation area. The house is raised, thus reinforcing its appearance as a mansion. A beautiful entrance leads to a kitchen area open to the dining room and, on the other side, to a pleasant living room dominated by a magnificent insert covering an entire wall. Light bathes all the spaces, advancing gently throughout the day on the magnificent floors decorated with cement tiles, often different in each room. A half-level accommodates a fitted office, but it is quite possible to recover this space to make a fourth bedroom, a water point being located nearby. In the extension, a large closed room integrates a laundry area with a complete wall converted into a dressing room. Upstairs, a small hall and its vestibule serve three bedrooms. The master suite benefits from a large adjoining bathroom and a beautiful view of the park. The other two bedrooms share a bathroom with a walk-in shower. The space is completed by a basement divided into four large cellars and a closed garage. To extend your projects, an old adjoining hangar has been converted into a single-storey apartment with two large bedrooms, a large living room and a professional kitchen. This beautiful property, located just 10 minutes from Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and 30 minutes from the Tgv station, will accommodate family and projects, as well as relaxing afternoons in a bucolic and calm setting, only disturbed by the song of cicadas and birds. Energy Class: D / Climate Class: A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, indexed to January 1, 2021: between Eur3, 012 and Eur4, 076 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Gorisques website: