Pretty Villa With Large Garden

Nestled in a privileged setting, this elegant classic villa, built in 1955 and
regularly renovated, offers a unique living environment in the immediate
vicinity of Fort-Jaco and Le Bois. Set on 12 ares 71 centiares of south-facing
land, this property combines period charm with modern comforts.

Exterior and access

Entrance to the property is via a motorized sliding gate at the front, opening
onto a parking and circulation area. A side driveway leads to a separate garage
at the far end of the plot, to which an adjoining greenhouse and fish pond
contribute to the peaceful ambience of the garden.

First floor (± 140 m²)

The villa’s first floor, paved with cabochon marble, opens onto a central
entrance hall with an elegant staircase. It includes a checkroom, a separate
toilet and a spacious 16 m² office. The 63 m² living and dining room features
an open fire, adding further character to this convivial living space. The
fully-equipped kitchen features a breakfast nook and service entrance, with
direct access to a 50 m² terrace. The terrace features motorized awnings and
outdoor lighting, providing an ideal space to enjoy the south-facing garden.

First floor (with parquet floor)

The first floor, with its partially sloping ceilings, is accessed via a
beautiful staircase leading to a large landing. This floor comprises 3 bedrooms
(formerly 4), including a large 38 m² double bedroom, a 16 m² bedroom with
washbasin, and a 13.6 m² bedroom. A full bathroom, in travertine marble,
features two washbasins, a WC and a Jacuzzi bathtub, offering optimum comfort. A
separate toilet completes this floor. Access to the attic is via a retractable
staircase, adding additional storage space.

Basements

The villa is fully basemented, including a laundry room, electric boiler, water
softener, as well as a recent Viessman oil-fired boiler (installed circa 2015).
The basement also houses a small cellar, a storeroom and a gas meter.

Equipment

The villa is equipped with an alarm system and folding shutters on the first
floor.

Electricity has been redone, but is not up to current standards. Wooden lattice
windows and partial double glazing complete the features of this home, offering
the perfect combination of classic charm and modernity.