Seaside villa in a green heart

Exclusively with Espaces Atypiques
At the crossroads of Paris, Lille, and Amiens, in the heart of the village of Becquigny, stands an unexpected architectural silhouette. This 1930s villa, a true embodiment of seaside style, forgoes the coastline to offer its charm to the countryside.

Hiking and cycling enthusiasts will find their bliss on the surrounding trails, offering breathtaking wooded panoramas, all while remaining just 10 minutes from everyday shops.

The façade is a visual journey: robust millstone, pastel blue half-timbering, and an asymmetrical roof. The landscaped garden, defined by a paved path, surrounds the house with greenery, trees, and flowers.

Passing through the arched doorway, the entrance hall immerses us in Art Deco elegance. The black and white cement tiles complement a studio-style glass roof, creating a graphic and luminous interplay of perspectives.

The double living room: a bright, open space enhanced by a central archway. Here, a contemporary fireplace sits alongside bold, oversized wallpaper, while the bay window and direct access to the terrace blur the line between indoors and outdoors.

The kitchen: a living space in its own right, bathed in light, ideal for enjoying breakfast overlooking the garden.

Upstairs: a landing leads to two beautiful, bright bedrooms and a walk-in closet that can be configured to suit your needs (a third bedroom is possible), offering a peaceful retreat.

A cellar houses the laundry room and storage area.

The underground garage, already in place, simply awaits the creation of its access driveway from the gate to provide convenient parking.

“My enthusiasm will be reciprocated, I’m sure of it. See you soon, Manuel.”