Charming 1930s house in the Godillot district, Hyères

Hidden from view behind a discreet gate, this house reveals its charm in the heart of a peaceful alleyway in a sought-after and historic neighborhood.

A lush garden, planted with two century-old orange trees, welcomes visitors. In their shade, exotic plants flourish freely, bordering a swimming pool and its wooden deck.

In the background, the house with its green shutters discreetly reveals itself. A wide staircase leads to the main floor, where the charm is immediately apparent: behind the blue door, an entrance paved with cement tiles opens onto a light-filled living room and a dining room with a timeless style.

The generous proportions and the southern light lend the whole space an elegant and welcoming atmosphere.

The vibrant kitchen is adorned with a zesty hue and offers a view of the Collegiate Church of Saint Paul.
Two colorful bedrooms and a bathroom complete this level.

On the garden level, a second independent living space opens onto terraces bordered by citrus trees.

A spacious open-plan living room and kitchen, decorated in Provençal tones, invites conviviality. Two bedrooms, one with a dressing room, face each other in harmonious harmony. A refined bathroom, designed as a haven of serenity, completes the ensemble.

An adjoining workshop, ideal as a wine cellar or for storing tools, completes the property.

A rare blend of authenticity and comfort, this house will appeal to both a family seeking a peaceful living environment and an investor looking to develop a seasonal rental project.

Between its history and its proximity to the town center, it captures the very essence of Hyères, that of its most emblematic period.

ENERGY RATING: 178C CLIMATE RATING: 5B Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2023 energy prices: between EUR2,300 and EUR3,170. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Marie-Laure