Provence-Alps-Cote d`Azur, Vaucluse, Roussillon, France

Located on the edge of the perched Luberon village of Roussillon, this attractive property comprises a single-storey house and an adjacent stone guest house. The property offers excellent privacy, generous interior volumes, and a wealth of authentic character. Uninterrupted views of the Luberon valley can be enjoyed throughout. The layout is ideal for accommodating family and friends, with privacy for all. The independent guest house ('gîte') also offers strong rental potential, without the need for owners to share living space. The entire property has been renovated to a high standard, with quality natural materials, bespoke fittings, and modern comforts throughout.

French doors open from the main terrace into the main living space, ensuring excellent natural light and a seamless transition from indoors and outdoors - ideal for entertaining or simply enjoying the panoramic views and colourful mediterranean sunsets.

The main house features a spacious open-plan layout that includes: large dining area; sitting room with a handsome reclaimed stone fireplace and bespoke fitted library; contemporary kitchen; guest WC. French doors throughout provide access to the south-facing dining terrace, while there is a second, covered, breakfast terrace to the rear. Exposed beams, travertine floor tiles, and neutral tones ensure bright airy living spaces.

The master bedroom lies just beyond the living area, offering floor-to-ceiling oak wardrobes, two oversized French doors opening onto the terrace, and an ensuite shower room with WC. This suite enjoys a particularly lovely view of Roussillon’s iconic ochre cliffs and the Luberon valley.

The adjacent gîte benefits from its own entrance, both from the main terrace and the parking area. It is arranged as a fully independent guest house, with a kitchen, sitting room (or third bedroom), and shower room with WC on the main level, and two additional bedrooms with ensuite shower rooms on the upper levels. The configuration comfortably accommodates four to six guests.

The large main terrace overlooks the valley below. A centenary olive tree and wrought-iron pergolas add structure to the space and shade during the long summer months. Steps from the breakfast terrace lead to a small upper terrace with particularly impressive views of the rooftops and surrounding countryside. The property also includes two remarkable wine cellars: one set against the ochre rockface, and another, older cellar carved directly into the stone beneath the house.

The property boasts a large garage (17 m²), additional private parking, and automatic gates.

Amenities include: wood-framed double glazing; mains water; mains drainage; reversible air conditioning; alarm system.

This is a cleverly re-imagined village house in one of the Luberon’s most iconic villages. With superb views, generous living spaces, and excellent outdoor areas, it is ideally located just a short stroll from Roussillon’s restaurants, cafés, shops and boulangerie.