Charming house with terrace and sea view

Nestled in the heart of the city’s historic district, tucked away in narrow streets dating back to the Middle Ages, lies one of Hyères’ oldest buildings, boasting modern, high-end amenities. Nearby are the Villa Noailles, a cultural landmark and 20th-century architectural treasure, the remarkable botanical garden of Castel Sainte Clair, and the Collegiate Church of St. Paul. Open to the outdoors and in a commanding position, the subtle blend of ancient history and tasteful contemporary renovation that has graced this 13th-century residence will delight all your senses. Here, visitors will feel transported to another time, moving through a unique world where period stone walls meet the refined modernity and comfort of this beautiful renovation. The atmosphere is truly special. This townhouse comprises four levels of approximately 45 square meters each. On the ground floor, the elegant residence welcomes you into a winter garden opening onto a lounge dedicated to relaxation, adorned with a magnificent medieval arch and a period stone wall. The three upper levels are accessed via a superbly crafted steel staircase by a local artisan or by the elevator, seamlessly integrated into the décor. On the first floor, you’ll find a living room/library with a fireplace, perfect for peaceful and convivial moments, as well as the master suite, facing south onto the Mediterranean. The second floor, featuring original cement tile flooring, comprises two bedrooms, one with panoramic views. Each has its own bathroom. On the third and final floor, you’ve reached the end of your journey. And what a journey it is! Here you’ll find the open-plan kitchen and dining room, extending onto a stunning, spacious terrace with a breathtaking 180° view stretching from Cap Bénat to Cap Garonne, culminating in the Giens Peninsula and the Îles d’Or. ENERGY RATING D213 / CLIMATE RATING B8 Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR2,540 and EUR3,480. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Nicolas