Perched on the plateau of the Coiron basalt massif at an altitude of around 600m, this old stone-built farmhouse is accessible from a small mountain road that winds through the trees and cliffs overlooking the vast landscapes and mountains of the Alps and Ventoux. The light and views are superb.

Situated above the village of Rochessauve, just a stone’s throw from all amenities and the main roads of the Rhône valley, this centuries-old house is set in approx. 9,000 m2 of partly fenced land in the middle of a beautiful natural environment where peace and quiet reign.
Part of the property has been renovated in the style of these rural dwellings, featuring rib vaults, stone and wood.
Currently habitable on 190 m2, more than 200m2 on 2 levels remain to be renovated for a project of reception, training courses, retreat, lodging or for a large family home.The renovated property is currently divided into 2 independent dwellings, organised around a pretty enclosed courtyard, just as these buildings with their thick, solid walls were built like fortresses.The 1st part of the dwelling has been converted into the former sheepfolds, under ribbed vaults typical of former sheepfolds.
From the enclosed courtyard, an entrance hall leads to a living/dining room with a pellet stove. This room is currently being converted into a bedroom/living room. A spiral staircase in the vaulted ceiling of the kitchen leads to another entrance on the 1st floor. This 1st level has been converted into a self-contained area, with 3 bedrooms, a shower room and a 35m2 lounge/dining room with kitchen area, opening south onto the superb 80m2 terrace with its wonderful views.
This area can also be accessed via the courtyard.

From the large terrace, the former barn is in need of renovation. The floor surface area measures 120 m2 and could be used to convert one or more rooms into another living space, gîte, seminar room, relaxation room, training room, etc. Below, a large vaulted space with the same surface area is also in need of renovation.
A workshop, a machine room, a car port and a cellar complete the property.
The house is connected to the mains water supply and also benefits from water from a well.
The recently installed central heating and hot water system is efficient, with a pellet-fired boiler fed by a silo.
This property, set on its own in the middle of meadows and low stone walls with a very fine view over the valley, is a rare property where new living, entertaining and development projects will be able to come to fruition thanks to its great, varied potential.