LUBERON: Splendid Magnanerie with swimming pool, 6 bedrooms and bathrooms

Le Clos de la Fontaine is an old silkworm farm (term coming from Occitan magnan, which designates the mulberry bombyx), that is to say a place of silkworm breeding.

In the middle of fields and vineyards, it has been renovated over the years while respecting its authenticity, character and bucolic charm.

With its terraces to the south to enjoy the view of the Luberon mountain, or to the west to end the day with the setting sun, or its splendid interior courtyard, Le Clos de la Fontaine allows you to enjoy the essence even the spirit of Provence.

Ideally located in the heart of the golden triangle of the Luberon, it is a stone's throw from Gordes, Ménerbes, Roussillon, Oppède Le Vieux, and the villages that forge the reputation of this wonderful region in the very heart of Provence.


Le Clos de la Fontaine can be rented by the week for your holidays.

In the middle of fields and vineyards, it has been renovated over the years while respecting its authenticity, character and bucolic charm.

From the central aisle lined with cypresses and lavender beds, you can access a first gravelled enclosure where you can park several vehicles. Close to the very commercial village of Coustellet, with its two weekly markets in season, Gordes, the TGV station (40 mins) and the main roads, this property is not lacking in assets!

The house includes a living kitchen, a living room with home cinema, a dining room, 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms.


2.5 hectares of land, planted with olive trees, cypresses, mulberry trees, laurels, boxwood stands, roses, etc. The rest is fruit. Traditional interior courtyard with fountain. Swimming pool 11 x 6 meters, secured by a roller shutter. Paved pool-house, built-in barbecue oven, small fridge, table and chairs, solar shower, separate toilet + hand wash.

Grassed areas and parking area at the entrance of the property. Various spaces to take advantage of the moods depending on the mood or time of day. A pergola covered with an edible vine houses a large wrought iron table and woven chairs.