In an exceptional and dominant location, former Roman Cloister, in stone (built between the twelfth and fifteenth century), restored and refurbished in the 70s, offers a living space of around 330 m². After passing the last houses of the upper village, discovering this property and its unique architectural character is an experience in itself. A large wooden door opens into the large arched stone entrance. On the right, a large vaulted room instone and the boiler room. A small staircase carved into the rock takes visitors to the heart of the property, the center of the cloister. To the East, a large living room with a fireplace opening onto stunning views on the Luberon valley, to the North, the formal dining room and the kitchen, and to the West a 1st bedroom, a bathroom and a toilet. A staircase leads to a floor located on the West wing, including a 2nd bedroom, a bathroom with a toilet, a cosy living room and the 3rd bedroom. At the South of the Cloister, a building and an old tower has been converted into a small guest house (living room / workshop, bathroom and upstairs bedroom). A few meters below the main house built around the Cloister, a guest house includes a large living room with an open plan kitchen, a bathroom and a large bedroom upstairs. The living room opens onto a terrace and a balcony overhanging the cliff, offering a perspective quite unique! The land with a total surface of more than 3000 m² is fragmented and is studded with ruins that show the human presence in the village over the last nine centuries! The buildings are history filled, renovated with quality materials and all is intended for lovers of old stones that enjoy to live in a very unusual house.