A Unique Historic Residence with Exceptional Potential

In the heart of the Luberon Natural Park, between Mont Ventoux and the Montagne de Lure, in the picturesque village of Revest-du-Bion — cradle of lavender and sweeping Provençal landscapes — stands an extraordinary property: a 600 m² medieval château, steeped in history and character.

Perfect as a distinguished family residence or for a high-end hospitality project — boutique hotel, luxury guesthouse or artistic retreat — this exceptional estate offers remarkable versatility and potential.

An artist’s dream, the generous volumes and luminous spaces invite creativity and expression. For an investor, the multiple entrances and flexible layout allow for the creation of several independent apartments.

Over 300 m² have already been carefully restored, blending contemporary comfort with authentic period details. The remaining areas, with sound structural integrity, offer numerous possibilities for expansion and customization.

For those who love the Giant of Provence, a future rooftop terrace would unveil breathtaking panoramic views of Mont Ventoux. Beyond a lush hedge crowned with a “Pierre de Ronsard” rosebush, a light-filled living area unfolds — dining room, open kitchen, and lounge with an impressive fireplace seamlessly merging into one harmonious space.

A terracotta staircase leads to the first floor, where several rooms await: a study, a bedroom, and in the circular tower, an elegant bathroom with walk-in shower, vanity, and toilet. A charming boudoir opens onto a magnificent room extended by a private balcony and small garden. Another intimate room retains original wall paintings, while the main room reveals traces of frescoes and a traditional beamed ceiling.

On the second floor, a 54 m² bedroom with fireplace and en-suite bathroom in the tower is complemented by a cross-through boudoir and a bright, exposed-beam room offering the potential for a third level to be designed to your taste. Behind the grand salon, a dressing room, office, and workshop complete the layout.

The adjoining rooms and narrow openings lend the château a timeless authenticity, where every stone tells a story.

A second central staircase connects all floors and leads directly to the garden, arranged around a private inner courtyard — home to a small chapel and ancient wine cellar, adding to the estate’s incomparable charm.

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