A unique creation between art and landscape

Just minutes from the village of Roussillon, this unique property unfolds its architecture like a ship facing the horizon, nestled in a pristine environment where the Luberon light creates a constant spectacle. Conceived by artists as a truly inhabited work of art, the approximately 320sqm house reveals a rare world, shaped around enameled lava, an omnipresent signature that adorns kitchens, bathrooms, and bespoke décor. Each space tells a story, each room possesses its own distinct identity, blending theatrical inspirations, heritage references, and unique artistic creations. The vast reception room, opening onto the landscape, engages in a dialogue with a generous kitchen and its service areas. Further on, a striking lounge with the feel of a private club, enlivened by a suspended fireplace and a spectacular bar, invites shared moments. The numerous suites, each with its own private bathroom and opening onto an intimate terrace, are harmoniously distributed around the house and even onto the rooftops. Complemented by a separate gîte, these properties offer remarkable flexibility, ideal for hosting family and friends or for a hospitality business. Whether as an exceptional family home, an artists’ retreat, a holiday residence, or a welcoming retreat, the possibilities are endless. Outside, the sloping terrain naturally guides the eye towards a stunning infinity pool clad in enameled lava, a true belvedere set within the landscape. A spacious, light-filled studio, its elegant industrial-inspired glass roof completing the ensemble, is more than just a property; this address is a unique creation. A place of character, rare and inspiring, where art, architecture, and landscape converge in absolute harmony. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): Energy Class C / Climate Class A. Estimated annual energy costs between EUR3,270 and EUR4,500, based on average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [www.georisques.gouv.fr]