Mirador

Vernacular architecture, this discreet property nestled on a dune slope is located at the edge of a forest on a wooded 1,100 m² plot, enjoying a rare location between the basin and the ocean on the Cap-Ferret tip.

Invisible from the street, the house clad in black siding with red shutters contrasts with the surrounding greenery. It is organized into two independent dwellings. The first opens to the East via a wooden path winding through the pines, leading to a large living terrace sheltered by an overhanging roof with exposed rafters. The entrance is through the kitchen, extended by a pantry, which connects to the living room bathed in morning light. An open fireplace extends winter evenings. Off to the side, a corridor serves four bedrooms, all clad in wood and each with its own bathroom.

The main house, located downhill, is revealed by going around the building on the side. This dwelling has three cool bedrooms—two with polished concrete bathrooms, the third with a separate bathroom. The spacious and welcoming living area is arranged around a fireplace insert on one side and an open kitchen on the other, extended by a bar ideal for shared meals. To the West, a veranda runs along the facade, hosting a dining area directly connected to the surrounding nature.

Outside, the garden offers multiple relaxation areas. Wooden terraces blend into the landscape around a sand-toned pool reflecting the surrounding pines. A pool house with an outdoor kitchen invites festive or intimate moments, while a separate cabin includes two additional bedrooms with a shared bathroom—a perfect retreat for autonomous guests.

A rare and private place, in the heart of preserved nature, with its small, almost secret private gate opening onto the pine forest.
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