From Pertuis et La Tour-d’Aigues to Cucuron et Vaugines, the median gap reaches +13 %: the neighbourhood prices the property as much as its floor area.
Lourmarin is the most literary village of the south Luberon, and its property market resembles it: confidential, muffled, ruled by trust. The village houses of the centre, often modest in surface, sell when an inheritance or a departure is decided; the mas of the hills, with their vines and their olives, more so. Little is ever listed: monitoring and network close the sale, and that is a craft.
The vineyard of the AOC Luberon borders the village, and the château of the 15th and 16th centuries gives it its horizon: the setting sustains demand from far beyond the region, and Aix-en-Provence, 45 minutes away, organises it. The clientele, French and international, shares the same horizon: a house of honest stone, a manageable garden, the Friday market on foot. With such narrow supply, the right properties move fast, often without ever being advertised.
Then comes the caution of the fabric: tight party walls, thick and damp walls, frequent heavy renovation in the old houses. In the hills, water, accesses and the status of the agricultural land are checked before the offer. And the listing among the most beautiful villages of France subjects façades and roofs to rules: the works budget is built around permit delays, not against them.
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