Maison De Hameau À Puyricard : Charme Des Vieilles Pierres De 1750

Anchored in the heart of a 1750s complex, this stone building enjoys the tranquility of a traditional Provençal hamlet. Its 150 m² spread over three levels connect with the garden and pool, where historic charm meets a unique and welcoming layout.

The three-level design takes advantage of the building’s natural slopes to create distinct living spaces. On the ground floor, the entrance leads directly to a master suite with an adjoining travertine bathroom and a functional pantry. This level opens onto the private garden at the front of the building.

On the first floor, also accessible from outside via a staircase, the main level centers around a double living room with a stone fireplace. The equipped kitchen combines dark tones and contemporary materials with painted exposed beams. It extends to a glass veranda with a black metal frame, which connects to a private courtyard at the rear.

The third floor, the top level, houses two resting areas under the roof. It includes a first bedroom and a large double bedroom with a wooden structure that can easily divide it into two separate sleeping spaces. A bathroom with a walk-in shower completes this floor, serving the upper bedrooms.

The outdoor spaces consist of two complementary areas to follow the sunlight throughout the day.

At the front, the private garden bordered by an olive tree and bamboo features a mineral ground covering with a square stone pool. The area includes a summer lounge and a masonry shelter. At the rear, a shaded courtyard offers a secluded relaxation space, accessible from the first-floor veranda as well as the second entrance to the house.

Located in the commune of Puyricard, this sought-after area ensures direct proximity to village shops and routes leading to the center of Aix-en-Provence.

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