A Stone Dwelling With A Terraced Garden, Overlooking A Medieval Village In The Verdon Regional

A stone dwelling with a terraced garden, overlooking a medieval village in the Verdon regional natural park. The property is directly accessible from a quiet village street, while a second, more inconspicuous entrance, higher up, gives on to the garden and southern patio. The dwelling also comes with an integral garage with direct street access, whereas the building, originally composed of three former barns, now joined together, features an inhabitable floor area of approximately 225 m², divided into ten main rooms.

Laid out over several floors and half-levels, all accessible via a central staircase, the dwelling is located on a wooded lot of approximately 3,200 m², partially landscaped into natural terraces and overlooking the village, while its architectural details are characteristic of the region: pointed stone walls both inside and out, original hexagonal terracotta floor tiles and visible ceiling beams.

Completely redesigned into a family dwelling in the 1980s, this sound edifice is ready for its future occupants to move in immediately, no renovations required.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/