Exceptional Industrial Heritage Property – Former 19th-Century Factory

This magnificent stone industrial building is a former 19th-century factory, originally used for the production of madder powder and later converted into a ramie spinning mill in the early 20th century.

The original volumes, generous and articulated by large full-arch openings, provide a striking architectural foundation for a high-end redevelopment project.

On the garden level, a spacious 400 m² hall showcases the raw beauty of industrial architecture. Riveted metal beams, concrete floors, and arched openings create a unique atmosphere. Currently used as a concert hall for up to 300 seated guests, the space offers perfect acoustics for classical and jazz performances.

The hall could also serve as a luxury loft, artist studio, gallery, or an extraordinary residence. A monumental fireplace heats the space through an ingenious system that powers cast-iron radiators.

The main hall connects to a reception area and professional kitchen, opening onto an enclosed courtyard with a glass roof, overlooking a former arm of the Sorgues River.

Every room in this property blends residential, event, and artistic functions, creating a truly unique living experience.

A metal-frame rehearsal room with wood and stone paneling continues from the main hall, while a contemporary glass staircase offers a dramatic view connecting the two levels of the property.

A rare opportunity to acquire a property that combines heritage, culture, and extraordinary design potential.

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