Une Maison Conçue Par Un Architecte Dans Un Domaine Privé

Just a few minutes from Pont-l’Évêque, within the highly sought-after, private estate, this remarkable property enjoys a peaceful woodland setting on approximately 3,200 sqm of south-facing landscaped grounds.

Residents benefit from an outstanding lifestyle with a gated entrance and caretaker, swimming pool, tennis courts, padel courts and extensive woodland ideal for walking and outdoor activities.

This architect-designed residence, dating from the 1970s, stands out for its distinctive architecture, generous volumes and seamless integration into its natural surroundings. The property comprises the main house, a separate guest annex with wellness facilities, and a double garage.

The entrance hall leads to a utility room and guest WC before opening onto a welcoming living area centred around a feature fireplace, incorporating an open-plan kitchen, dining area and cosy sitting room.

A spacious reception room with a mezzanine office overlooks the main living spaces.

The upper floor offers three bedrooms, each with its own shower room.

An independent annex provides an additional bedroom, a shower room and a sauna.

A truly distinctive property where architecture, nature and quality of life blend harmoniously.

Designed by architect Jean-Claude Le Bail, a leading figure of French architecture in the 1970s and notably the architect of the former Hôtel Nikko Paris (now Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel), this residence represents a rare opportunity on today’s market.
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