• Living area : 160m²
• Lot size : 53017m²
• Bedrooms : 3
• Bathrooms : 3
• Number of floors : 1
• Year Built : 1972


• Airport : 45 mn by car
• Train Station : 35 mn by car
• Sea Beach : 45 mn by car
• Restaurant / bar : 10 mn by car
• Chemist : 10 mn by car
• Boulanger : 10 mn by car
• Doctor : 10 mn by car

In the village of Roquebrun, between vineyards and garrigue, at the end of a perfectly accessible forest track, this beautifully maintained home reveals itself. The immediate surroundings of the house have been thoughtfully arranged to provide easy access to both the main residence and its various outbuildings.

The house opens onto a spacious living area with a kitchen and dining space, extended by a wide opening onto a terrace offering exceptional views over the valley. Continuing through the property, a hallway leads to a small room currently suited as an office, then on to a large, light-filled living room, also opening through broad picture windows onto a second terrace facing the same magnificent landscape. This level also includes two shower rooms and a laundry room equipped with a solar water heater.

At each end of the ground floor, a staircase leads to the upper level. Here, a generous principal bedroom opens onto a charmingly old-fashioned small terrace overlooking the surrounding nature. A shower room and two further bedrooms complete this floor. On the top level, the already insulated attic offers excellent potential for a variety of future uses.

Close to the house, several annexes further enhance the property’s self-sufficient character, including a water reserve and an electricity storage system composed of four lithium batteries, powered by eight photovoltaic panels located above the house. Ten additional panels installed on the roof provide electricity for daily use.

Nearby, an olive grove of approximately 80 olive trees of various varieties surrounds the property, along with a 10 x 5 m swimming pool, currently chlorine-treated but adaptable to salt water, and supplied by the borehole.

A little further away, a large concrete slab of approximately 380 m², a reminder of the property’s former agricultural activity, could provide the basis for the installation of a large garage, workshop or storage area.

Finally, the property extends over approximately 5 hectares of heathland and woodland, giving this rare place an atmosphere of peace, serenity and absolute privacy. A preserved retreat, set between nature and vineyards, ideal for those seeking space, tranquillity and independence.

Annual local tax: €1,100