Saint Palais Sur Mer (17420)

On the Nauzan cornice, in Saint-Palais-sur-Mer, this period villa reflects the elegance of seaside residences from the early 20th century. Stone facades, glazed bricks, blue-green hues, and a bay window with angled sides compose an architecture full of character, facing the Atlantic. Built in 1915, the villa unfolds over three levels: On the ground floor, a fully independent space includes a living room, a kitchen, a bedroom, an office that can accommodate an extra bedroom, a shower room, separate toilets, and a pantry. On the first floor, a spacious entrance leads to a bedroom with shower and sink, as well as a living room with an open kitchen benefiting from a full view of the ocean. On the second floor, a hallway distributes two bedrooms, one with a shower and terrace, a bathroom, and an office opening onto a second terrace. Renovation work will enhance the character of this residence and give it a new life, in a privileged setting facing the ocean.
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