A Large, Renovated 20th Century Farmhouse, With Outbuildings Et Two Hectare Grounds, Surrounded

A large, renovated 20th-century farmhouse, with outbuildings et two-hectare grounds, surrounded by nature, 40 minutes from the Nice airport et the coast. Extending over more than two hectares, the property includes a main dwelling, built out of local stone, a former caretaker’s cottage as well as several small outbuildings used for storage or parking vehicles, while the property, accessible from the north, boasts a large swath of woodland, spread out over former terraced levels, which extends all the way down to the river below.

With three storeys and facing fully south, the main dwelling is made up of two structures connected via a wide walkway that skirts a central patio, open on one side and decorated with a colonnade, whereas originally a holiday home, soundly constructed in the 1950-60s out of pointed stone and topped with a barrel tile roof, it has undergone several renovations and readjustments over the years.

Today, its original U-shaped layout, organised around the patio, has been conserved with, to the east, the main living area and, to the west, separated by three adjacent ground-floor bedrooms with private bathrooms, a self-contained flat with a bedroom and a conservatory. Upstairs, the main dwelling extends over almost the entire floor area, with five bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms, while a small flat was created on its eastern end. In addition, the basement level includes a large garage, a wine cellar and several other utility rooms, whereas a meticulous renovation, started three years ago, not only respected the dwelling’s original elements, but also added a certain understated and modern touch to the whole.

Made up of several volumes topped with barrel tile single-pitched or gable roofs, the plaster-coated, two-storey masonry guesthouse includes a pool house near the swimming pool, two-bedroom accommodations in the back, as well as an artist’s studio and a studio flat on the garden level, while the grounds, surrounding the edifices, relatively flat and planted with many trees, boast an ornamental pond, a vegetable garden, a boules’ court and unobstructed views of the surrounding hillsides.
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