Stone house within castle ramparts in Goult

In the heart of the medieval village of Goult, this 12th-century stone house invites you into the castle walls. Restored in 2019, it combines ancient vaults, olive oil wells, and Provençal authenticity with modern comforts. From the terrace, admire Gordes, Roussillon, and the entire Luberon.

The former donkey stable has been converted into a vaulted dining room. The thick walls, weathered stones, and intimate spaces tell centuries of history. Each room exudes timeless charm, combining historical character with modern amenities for your everyday comfort.

Across the street, a passageway leads you to the completely private and secure pool area. A 14-meter pool, deck chairs, a renovated kitchen, barbecue, and hackberry trees for shade: a haven of peace where you can spend long summer days in complete tranquility.

Goult is lively all year round, with a Thursday market, bustling cafés, and gourmet restaurants. A few miles away, explore Gordes, Roussillon, Bonnieux, and the Luberon wine estates. Hiking, kayaking on the Sorgue, and hilltop villages await you throughout the seasons.