Architect-designed house from the 1970s with separate apartment

Between Saint Paul en Forêt and Fayence, this 1970s architect-designed house offers approximately 282 m² of living space in the heart of a 5,000 m² wooded plot. Completely renovated, this unique property comprises a main house and a separate apartment, providing remarkable accommodation capacity.

The ground floor of the main house reveals superb spaces. A fitted and equipped open-plan kitchen, extending into a utility room with direct access to the carport, sits alongside a dining room opening onto a vast 90 m² living room with a fireplace and a glass-roofed extension. Three en-suite bedrooms, opening onto a welcoming terrace, and a separate shower room with toilet complete this level.

Upstairs, the atmosphere becomes more intimate with a library area, a separate solarium, and a 63 m² master suite featuring a bathroom with shower and bathtub, toilet, dressing room, adjoining office, and private terrace. On the garden level, the 57 sq m self-contained apartment features an open-plan kitchen and living room, two bedrooms, a shower room with toilet, and a laundry room.
Outside, there is an 80 sq m terrace and a wooden sun deck surrounding a 9×4 meter heated, mosaic-tiled swimming pool, complete with a pool house and an insulated wooden shed.
Combining strong lines and magnificent proportions, this family villa with its refined amenities embodies a rare Provençal lifestyle.

ENERGY RATING: C (175 kWh/sqm/year) / CLIMATE RATING: A (5 kg CO2/sqm/year) Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR2,950 and EUR4,040.

This property is offered for sale through an interactive auction, a process managed by ENCHÈRES IMMO. Participation in the interactive auction is subject to prior approval at no additional cost.
All bids will be forwarded to the seller, who remains free to choose the offer that best suits them. The starting price of €750,000 corresponds to the first possible bid, including negotiation fees. It should be noted that this price does not necessarily represent the final sale price at which the seller wishes to close the property.

A bid submitted online during the interactive auction does not constitute a firm and final offer as defined in Article 1114 of the French Civil Code, but simply an expression of interest.