Detached 19th century "mas" in the land of Van Gogh

This house is quietly located, at a bicycle distance from the center of a village with various amenities. In the vicinity are numerous typical and picturesque Provencal towns and cities such as St. Rémy de Provence, Les Baux de Provence and Tarascon. This region is known for its rich nature and is a true source of inspiration for many artists. Despite the rich nature and the beautiful landscapes, it is centrally located and benefits of an excellent infrastructure. Well-known cities such as Aix-en Provence, Arles, Nîmes, Avignon and Marseille are each accessible in about less than a 1 hour ‘s drive. The Camargue and the sandy beaches of the Mediterranean Sea are around a 45-minute drive away. The history of the house is recognized in numerous details such as the natural stone walls and the beautiful beamed ceilings. Despite these details, the house offers a pleasant light with spacious rooms and modern comforts, including double glazed windows and an economic heat pump. The property is in a fine condition and offers a built area of over 370 m², including the living area of approximately 176 m². The house includes a spacious living room and dining room with a fireplace, 4 bedrooms of which one is used as a desk, 2 bathrooms and spacious, partly covered, terraces. The flat garden is a true asset to this house. In addition to the oleanders, a leafy London plane tree, a fig tree, a lawn and the various flower beds, there is a unique 40 year old vineyard with a so-called "tonelle". The south-oriented swimming pool is equipped with a jet stream and surrounded by spacious terraces with an outdoor shower, a pool house and a wrought iron pergola. The house suits perfectly as a main residence, but due to its unique location close to nature and a rich cultural offer, it also fits as a nice second home with excellent ( seasonal) rental possibilities. Viewings by appointment.
A file on the environment risks for this property is available at first demand. It can also be found by looking up the village on this website georisques.gouv.fr