Cap Ferret — Pinède, Vue Sur Le Bassin, Style Néo Basque

Beneath the pine trees, barely five minutes from the village, the plot winds its way into the pine forest and slopes down towards the Bassin.
Nothing can be glimpsed from the street: a gate, a path of wood chips beneath the pines, then the house, standing there as if it had always been there.

The architecture blends traditional Basque elements – a canal-tile roof, shutters and dark timber frames, light-coloured render – with a contemporary, minimalist design.

The house reveals itself in layers: a ground floor opening onto the garden and terrace, a cosy first floor beneath the sloping roof, and a basement that extends the family living space.

Six bedrooms, each designed as a distinct space, can accommodate a large family or guests without ever compromising on privacy.
The double-depth living room opens onto a terrace where one can enjoy a coffee sheltered from the sun before heading to the infinity pool, suspended on the slope, facing the pine trees.

The garden does not seek to dominate nature but to blend into it, with wood-chip paths, preserved local vegetation, and a staircase leading down the slope to the avenue.
Life is lived outdoors as much as indoors, in tune with the Bassin and the seasons: an aperitif on the terrace, the children dashing off to the pool, the silence of the pine trees in the evening.

A home designed for a peaceful life, sheltered from prying eyes, yet just a stone’s throw from everything.

Be singular.
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