The Cannet / Mougins Architect's House With An Unobstructed View To The Sea With A Unique Atmosphere

Co Exclusivity, in a green setting, this approximately 188 m² architect’s house offers a rare living experience, where every space has been designed to enjoy the light, landscape, and shared moments.

From the entrance, charm operates, the cathedral living room, flooded with light, opens widely to the outside grâce to large bay windows. The volumes, the ceiling height, and the central fireplace create a warm and friendly atmosphere, perfect for entertaining family and friends in any season.

The heart of the house is organized around a vast light-filled living space, combining the living room, dining room, and kitchen in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The openings to the outside allow for smooth circulation between the interior and terraces, enhancing this sense of freedom and space.

The sleeping area features three bedrooms, including a suite with direct access to the outside, offering privacy and comfort daily.

Additional spaces complement the whole, with an Artist’s workshop with a wood stove and a shower room, cellar, and laundry room, designed for practicality and organization.

Here, each room has been designed to dialogue with the surrounding nature. Mediterranean vegetation, composed of olive trees, oaks, and native species, invites itself with each view, creating a soothing and authentic atmosphere, typical of the South.

Outside, the terraces and garden naturally extend the living spaces and invite you to enjoy every moment, featuring a swimming pool area with a large covered terrace, unobstructed view to the sea and the Lérins Islands.

The house also has a fairly unique architectural story, originally conceived by a couple of architects who imagined and built it in the 1980s, and a couple of friends who jointly acquired a plot of about 2,850 m², with the goal of creating their two main residences.

Within the urban planning rules applicable at the time, the construction of the two houses was authorized with a shared vehicle access, while the two buildings had to maintain an architectural link between them.

The architects thus imagined a shared patio connecting the two properties, which remains one of the particularities of this ensemble.

Concretely, each house has its own living spaces and garden but shares an entrance from the path as well as passage under this shared patio allowing access to the two properties.

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