Gordes. A rare architectural masterpiece in the heart of the Luberon landscapes, with a 360° panoramic view

Just minutes from the magnificent village of Gordes, in an environment of rare quality, this remarkable architect-designed house with a unique identity is revealed, created by the renowned architect Émile Sala, whose work was influenced by Le Corbusier, built in 1969 and then renovated in 2003 respecting the original architectural spirit.

Located in the heart of a wooded estate of 2.24 hectares, it benefits from an absolutely exceptional environment and a 360° panoramic view encompassing Gordes, Roussillon, Lacoste, Bonnieux, Saignon, the Luberon, the Monts du Vaucluse and the surrounding plain.

Designed in close relation to the nature that surrounds it, the house develops approximately 300m² and is distinguished by its sculptural architecture, its generous volumes and its large openings which naturally extend the living spaces towards the surrounding landscapes.

The property now accommodates five bedrooms and four bathrooms, as well as a large office that could easily become a sixth en suite bedroom.

Outside, the various living spaces are arranged around expansive terraces and a large swimming pool overlooking the landscape, offering multiple views of the valley and the perched villages of the Luberon. The grounds, planted with approximately 120 olive trees, holm oaks, pines, and ancient cypresses, enjoy a peaceful and unique atmosphere.

A garage-workshop connected to water and electricity and a carport complete the property.

A rare property in Gordes, where architecture, nature and landscape meet in an exceptional setting, both perfectly preserved and close to the village.