Old charming winery revisited into a summer loft

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Located in the town of Dolus, renowned for its oyster farms, its Rémigeasse beach and its sailing school, in the heart of the village and at the bottom of a dead end, this former wine cellar approximately 116.5 m2 of living space on a plot of 490 m2, hidden from view, has been revisited by a renowned architect on the island.

Its L-shaped garden, its stone walls, its well, its beach shower and its slate pile terraces give this property an undeniable charm. On one level, the living room with Fifties influences facing South-West is flooded with light thanks to its large bay windows which give access to the garden and terraces. The room is likely to accommodate a hanging stove which will herald cozy evenings with family or friends. The reception area with the fitted kitchen and its bar counter offers a perspective on the assertive decoration where objects and furniture from the 50s and 60s underline the established architectural lines. The cozy sleeping areas reveal three beautiful bedrooms with dressing rooms, including the master suite spread over two levels with a bathroom waiting for a shower if desired. In the upper part, the sleeping area where the staircase and the soft blue IPN mezzanine offer a soothing setting.

A laundry room-technical room like a confidential place reveals a small private alley which provides access to the heart of the village with its local shops. A bathroom with Italian shower and a separate toilet complete this level. The floor under the ramps, converted into a dormitory, with its bathroom and toilet, offers thanks to its fixed frame a bird’s eye view of the living room. Amazing and warm space to welcome young and old.

An unmissable place dedicated to aesthetes which rhymes with quality of life in all seasons, just 3 km from the beaches.

ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: B. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use established from energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1910 and EUR2640