Technical Sheet > Medieval house with garden in the Luberon > 180.200 €

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Agency mandate number : 2378

Amount of the property : 180.200,00 € (Agency fees at the expense of the Seller)
(An average of 8% of notary fees will be added in supplement)

• Region(s) : Saint Saturnin lès Apt et environs
• Availability : Available for sale
• Negotiable price ? oui
• Property tax : N/P
• Annual charges (gas, water, electricity, ...) : N/P

1/ Housing

• Construction Date : Medieval
• General condition : To finish restoring (interior)
• Orientation : West
• Living space : 101 m²
• Number of levels : 3
• Number of rooms : 3
• Main room : 35 m²
• Type of Kitchen : x
• Number of bedrooms : x
• Number of bathrooms : x
• Number of shower rooms : x
• Number of toilets : 1 separated
• Storage room : x
• Basement : x
• Cellar : Yes
• Attic : x
• Garage : No
• Parking : Yes
• Type of heating : x
• State of electricity, plumbing : On 1 level
• Type of windows : Simple glazing
• Drainage : City sewer
• Possibility expansion : No
• Details, Strengths, other benefits : All the structural work done. Interior layout to finish.

2/ Garden

• Area : 50 m²
• Terrace : Yes
• Covered terrace : No
• Outdoor kitchen : No
• Swimming pool : No
• Pool House : No
• Tennis : No
• Well : No
• Energy balance (class) : Virgin
• Greenhouse gas balance (class) : Virgin
• Details, Strengths, other benefits : Nice little garden with a view over the ramparts of the castle

3/ Photos

At the foot of the ramparts of the village of Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt in the Luberon. Charming medieval house of about 100 m², largely renovated in 2013, with small adjoining garden of 50 m². One of the last medieval houses at the foot of the ramparts of the old castle of the village. This house, built on 3 levels, has 3 trays of 35 m², the last level, ground garden, is renovated. A house (former artist's studio), steeped in history, of which the whole of the structural work is realized.