A bourgeois residence reinvented around light

Located in the heart of the village of Trans-en-Provence, this early 20th-century bourgeois residence offers 358 sqm of living space (248 sqm of which is habitable) on a landscaped plot of 969 sqm. A house of character where period features and contemporary touches blend seamlessly.

Cement tiles, moldings, marble fireplaces, and generous proportions bear witness to its history. The renovation extends this heritage, notably through a contemporary kitchen installed beneath a large glass roof. Bathed in light, it opens directly onto the swimming pool, terraces, and garden lounges, creating a natural continuity between indoors and outdoors. Hidden from view, the garden becomes a true green oasis in the heart of the village.

The house includes four comfortably sized bedrooms as well as an office with an adjoining sink, providing an additional room easily adaptable to different uses. The windows and doors have been completely replaced, offering comfort and efficiency while respecting the house’s original character.
On the top floor, beneath the rafters, a 94 sqm relaxation area offers a more intimate atmosphere and is perfectly suited as a playroom, reading nook, or children’s room.

Adjoining the house is a barn of approximately 70 sqm, currently used as a garage, with existing openings and a ceiling height of nearly 7 meters. This space offers the potential, subject to obtaining the necessary permits, to create a separate rental unit or a space for a commercial activity.

A vaulted cellar completes the property. Blending bourgeois heritage, contemporary light, and a preserved garden, this residence combines the charm of its history with new possibilities for future use.

ENERGY RATING: C (144 kWh/sqm/year) / CLIMATE RATING: C (22 kg CO2/sqm/year). Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between EUR3,010 and EUR4,160, indexed to the years 2021, 2022 and 2023 (subscription included).