A stone's throw from the historic center of Carpentras, this early 19th-century manor house rises as a rare address, subtly reinvented after an interior restoration of an exceptionally high standard.

Offering nearly 285 m² of habitable space, the residence exudes an atmosphere of timeless elegance where noble materials — marble, travertine and bespoke ironwork — meet clean lines and a very gentle decor.

Designed for absolute comfort, the property benefits from a south-facing exposure, state-of-the-art thermal insulation with reversible ducted heat pump, wooden double-glazed joinery and a completely new roof. A private elevator serves all levels, a precious rarity in the city center.

The building is distinguished by generous volumes and a highly modular layout:

GROUND FLOOR (almost 100 m²)
With independent access, this grand space offers remarkable potential. It is ideally suited for installation of an art gallery, a professional studio, a creative workshop, or a prestigious guest suite.

UPSTAIRS AND SLEEPING AREA
The first floor hosts a large reception room bathed in light, extended by a contemporary kitchen opening onto one of the building's three private terraces. The upper levels distribute 6 spacious bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, including a sumptuous master suite tucked in the top level, a true suspended retreat opening onto its private terrace with an unobstructed view.

EXTERIOR ENHANCEMENT
In the heart of the city, the exterior stands as an absolute privilege. The enclosed and sunny garden houses a delicately integrated pool, an outdoor kitchen and a Provençal fountain. Three private terraces complete the outdoor spaces, offering intimate relaxation zones.

A confidential address for those who demand quiet, contemporary luxury and immediate proximity to Provence amenities and markets. Station reachable on foot (Avignon TGV connection). No work to be carried out.

A privileged location in the heart of Provence:

In the heart of Vaucluse, Carpentras enjoys a particularly privileged position, between Mont Ventoux, the Dentelles de Montmirail and the grand Provençal landscapes. Former capital of the Comtat Venaissin, the town has a remarkable heritage, blending grand townhouses, religious architecture, Roman ruins and a history closely linked to the Popes of Avignon.

Around Carpentras lies a diverse territory, punctuated by characterful villages, vineyards, olive groves, orchards and preserved landscapes. Pernes-les-Fontaines, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Venasque, Crillon-le-Brave, Beaumes-de-Venise or the Dentelles villages each have a unique identity and atmosphere.

The richness of the terroir fully participates in this art of living: strawberries and melons from Carpentras, truffles, Ventoux wines, olive oil, candied fruits and Provençal markets compose a generous gastronomy deeply rooted in the region.

From Carpentras, Provence reveals itself in all its nuances: Ventoux and its perched villages to the east, the Luberon landscapes to the south, the waters and villages of the Pays des Sorgues to the west, the Alpilles and the Rhône valley to the southwest, while Avignon, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue or the major heritage sites of Vaucluse remain easily accessible.

An ideal address for those seeking authentic, lively and elegant Provence, both preserved and remarkably connected to the major cultural, natural and gastronomic destinations of the South of France.

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