Ten minutes from the city center and 15 minutes from the TGV station. This three-hectare estate and its house, nestled on the Rhône island of Barthelasse, opposite Avignon, owes its name to Jean Richard of Avignon (known as Barthelucius), who leased this land in 1447. You enter a working farm and a truly unique house that offers something unexpected at every turn, in every room, through its volumes, colors, and whimsical touches such as the frescoes on the walls, reminiscent of Banksy or Folon, or works of art like the iron staircase with its forged branches and leaves. And of course, there's the large, slanted bookcase in the remarkable living room, its terracotta floor tiles creating swirling patterns. All these unexpected elements are bathed in southern light through large windows that extend to the master bedroom, with its three glass walls opening onto the mature trees and the unmistakably blue sky. Around the pool, a studio awaits renovation, gathering places around a large table, and everywhere trees, flowers, grass—space, space, space. With its three living options (two in the main house and one near the pool), it could be a shared home for friends, families, or collectives of artists or thinkers. More than just a house, truly, it's a different way of living.