Architect’s house, 1970 collection

Located in Six-Fours-les-Plages, in the residential district of La Collégiale, this 1970s architect-designed house captivates with its unique architecture inspired by Californian villas.

Spread over a living area of over 180 sqm, it sits in the heart of a vast, wooded plot of 1,200 sqm, punctuated by intimate terraces offering different exposures. Its slightly sloping flat roof, its taut lines, and its façade combining stone and render make it a property with a strong signature, originally designed by an architect for his personal use. The interior reveals generous volumes, a fluid layout, and a functional layout. The living room benefits from a double exposure and opens widely to the exterior, bathed in natural light at all hours of the day. Four comfortable bedrooms and a large office, numerous built-in closets, and a cellar complete the features.

While the property is in good working order, it offers significant potential for transformation and updating, while retaining its original spirit. The sound structure, quality of construction, and balanced volumes allow for numerous development possibilities. Outside, the property features several terraces in a garden planted with Mediterranean plants. The grounds offer unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape. A large garage, a private driveway, and practical annexes enhance the property’s features. Located close to amenities, this house benefits from proximity to schools, shops, and main roads.

A rare property with iconic architecture that will appeal to lovers of characterful homes to reinvent. A living space with timeless lines, to be personalized according to your desires.