Maison Goult

A Contemporary Home in the Luberon

Located in the heart of a lovely small village in the Luberon valley, this new contemporary house by Catherine Dachy and Dominique Nihoul of A-Atelier D’Architecture Dachy & Nihoulis, it's ideal for two to four guests. With an additional extension added, it suits four to six guests.

The ground floor includes the main living room with an unusual custom-made fireplace, a dining area that seats six, and an elegant gourmet kitchen in black. Furnishings and decor are thoroughly modern and kept to a minimum, allowing the space and unique vertical design to shine. Freestanding stairs lead to the two bedrooms, one with a balcony and a corridor that features a sliding wall partition. 

The house has two units: the main house which sleeps up to four guests in two bedrooms, and an additional extension for two guests, which can be accessed on request via a sliding door. In this extension, there is a large room with a queen bed, table football and a bathroom with sink, shower and toilet. Prices shown are for the main house and four guests only. Please inquire for pricing.

There is a small and charming front yard with a dining area enclosed under an arbor and a large back yard with a pool and lounge deck that is a private and peaceful spot to enjoy fun in the sun. 

Around

Located in the charming village of Goult, there is a bakery, a butcher's shop, a grocer's shop, a café with a corner bookshop, a weekly market (on Thursday), and four delicious and varied restaurants. There are also great hiking trails nearby. Some of the local villages and towns not to be missed include: Gordes, Oppede, Roussillon, Menerbes, Lacoste, and Bonnieux, along with a few hidden gems like Joucas, Saignon, and Lourmarin. 

Avignon and the charming Uzes and “Pont du Gard” are just a short drive to the west, and the Mediterranean sea is just over an hour away.

Location

Goult, France. Nearest airport: Marseille (75km)