You enter the property by a roof covered but open fronted area currently used as a garage. To the rear left is an opening, beyond which stone steps lead up to a covered terrace from which there is a bridge which leads to a bedroom accessed through a low doorway. There is also stone steps down from where you enter the property which lead to the lower levels with various store rooms , open courtyard, vaulted cellars and a functional bake house/bread oven.
From the covered terrace at the top of the stairs you enter the main habitable part of the property via a doorway over which is the year 1589. Here we enter the living area with its original stone floors and fabulous wooden beams, a fireplace with interesting canapy, leading off from here is the kitchen. The living area which is L shaped wraps round the kitchen and the other part of the L is the dining area.
A door from the dining area leads out onto an open terrace ideal for alfresco dining which benefits from the sunny Provencal climate most of the year.
From the dining room you can access the bathroom, next to which, ladder- like stairs lead to the loft which forms the second bedroom.
There are various outbuildings on the land together with a deep well cut into the rock in addition to a natural spring, a water-catchment basin and mains water. Grounds of nearly 2 hectares.
Electric is by way of solar panels however mains electric is available nearby on the land.
All in all, this is a very interesting and unique property offering a little piece of history which deserves to be preserved