A Belle époque Villa With Self Contained Houses, In A 1,700 M² Garden, 200 Metres From The

A Belle Époque villa with self-contained houses, in a 1,700-m² garden, 200 metres from the ocean, on the Côte de Jade coastline. This property is only 200 metres from the ocean and stands in an approximately 1,700-m² plot that is entirely enclosed. It includes a tree-filled garden with an orchard, a vegetable garden and several relaxation areas. It is made up of three main buildings and various outbuildings. The centre of the plot is occupied by a two-storey seaside villa erected in the late 19th century. It also has a basement level and its architecture is typical of the Belle Époque period. Its rendered facades are underlined by brick quoins plus window as well as door surrounds and are punctuated by tall windows fitted with wooden shutters. The steeply sloped, tiled roof is dotted with dormers. The most remarkable element is a polygonal bay window protruding from the southern facade into the garden. In a niche at the top of a gable, a statue of Saint Joseph has watched over the residence since it was built and pays witness of the builder’s desire to place it under the protection of the patron saint of families. On the western edge of the property, there is a wing that includes several adjoining constructions: a self-contained guests’ house, buildings housing various technical facilities and a second house built in the 1990s. This single-storey edifice stands around a patio and boasts a more modern appearance but fits seamlessly into the rest of the property. The buildings total almost 500 m² of living space spread over three separated but connected edifices. The main villa boasts a surface of more than 300 m², with vast reception rooms, four ground-floor area bedrooms and around 110 m² of a partially convertible attic level. The modern house and guests’ house possess living space of 140 m² and 150 m² respectively. On this part of the property, there is also a double garage, while a stone outbuilding stands near the vegetable garden.
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