Alhambra

Built in the 1930s, this pretty 160 m2 house and its independent 31 m2 studio are set on a 600 m2 plot in a dominant position facing the hills of Allauch, halfway between the village and the Logis neuf.
 
 
Reimagined and expanded over time, the original building and its carefully preserved historic facade now extend into the garden and reveals a living space with Mediterranean hacienda accents, blending whitewashed facades, pink flatness, arch, graphic ironwork and plays of shadows projected onto the terraces.
Inside, the generous living room is organized around a sculptural double-sided fireplace that evokes the spirit of Spanish haciendas.
On one side, the light-filled living room opens widely onto the garden thanks to a series of bay windows that blur the boundaries between inside and outside.
On the other side, the kitchen, clad in black with a granite countertop, contrasts with the pristine white walls and flows into a dining room that, in turn, opens onto the terrace. Outside, there’s an explosion of color and light. The pink used in a monochromatic wash and the pool’s reflecting pool add a unique dimension to the house. The outdoor space combines the terrace, pool, and greenery under the western light.
Back in the house, a first bedroom on the ground floor, a bathroom and a large back kitchen complete the ground floor.
The staircase then leads to the first floor, which houses the master suite and its bathroom in anthracite tones. The space flows seamlessly onto a shaded terrace offering spectacular views of the countryside and the hills of Allauch. A charming little veranda extends this contemplative space. An office completes this level.
The top floor houses two bedrooms as well as plenty of storage space.
An independent studio with kitchen and bedroom, as well as 2 covered parking spaces, complete this property.
 
 
A Mediterranean hacienda suspended between light and hills.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/