Splendid country estate with Olive oil production in Southern France

The property presented, located near the centre of Aups village, is a historic country estate in Provence with a living area of 290 m². The owners have renovated the villa using original and high-quality materials, adapting it to modern-day standards, while also ensuring contemporary energy efficiency. The 12,435 m² plot is home to 250 olive trees, which produce between 200 and 350 litres of olive oil annually.

Features:

• Swimming pool
• Summer kitchen with barbecue area
• Alarm system and video surveillance

Layout:

Ground floor:

• Entrance hall
• Suite with shower room and WC
• Separate WC
• Living room
• Suite with built-in wardrobes, shower room, and WC

Garden level:

• Suite with shower room and WC
• Summer kitchen with barbecue area
• Wine cellar
• Utility room
• Workshop

First floor:

• Hallway
• Office
• Separate WC
• Living area with open fireplace
• Fully equipped kitchen

Second floor:

• Mezzanine
• Suite with shower room, WC, and dressing room
• Suite with bathroom, WC, and dressing room
• Built-in wardrobe

Aups in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region

Aups, in the Var department, exudes the charm of a Provençal village with its historic flair and typical French way of life. It is located at the gateway to the Verdon Gorge and is renowned for its truffle markets, olive groves, and sunny Mediterranean climate, with pleasant temperatures throughout the year.

The location, nestled between the Provence hinterland and the Mediterranean coast, offers a wide range of sights and activities for all tastes.

To the south, the Mediterranean dominates, with famous seaside resorts like Saint-Tropez and cities like Aix-en-Provence and Marseille.

To the north, however, one is captivated by stunning natural landscapes such as the Verdon Gorge, the Sainte-Croix Lake, and numerous hilltop villages, marketed as "Villages de caractère", which attract a large international audience with their vibrant summer programmes.

In villages such as Callian, steep, winding alleys with centuries-old houses dominate, offering breathtaking views of the Fayence valley.