10 bedroom House for sale with panoramic and countryside views with Income Potential in Le Bar sur Loup, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This magnificent, charming stone property offers a rare living environment, combining elegance, generous spaces and absolute tranquillity.
Fully renovated, the property now blends the charm of Provencal architecture with comfortable and refined amenities.
From the grounds, it enjoys a picture-postcard view of the village of
Bar-sur-Loup and the surrounding hills, in an atmosphere typical of th...
This magnificent, charming stone property offers a rare living environment, combining elegance, generous spaces and absolute tranquillity.
Fully renovated, the property now blends the charm of Provencal architecture with comfortable and refined amenities.
From the grounds, it enjoys a picture-postcard view of the village of
Bar-sur-Loup and the surrounding hills, in an atmosphere typical of the Cote d'Azur hinterland.
Offering approximately 628 m2 of living space, the property comprises a spacious main house with authentic and welcoming features, as well as a separate guest house.
The main house features beautiful reception areas, including several living rooms, a dining room, a fireplace and a family kitchen, as well as 8 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms spread across different floors.
A separate guest house complements the property perfectly, featuring a kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a private terrace. The property thus has a total of 10 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, offering ideal potential for a large family home, a hospitality business or a prestigious property to be reimagined.
Outside, the estate enjoys a lush, secluded setting with a 12m swimming pool, a petanque court, spacious terraces, a pool house with shower, cellars, a wine cellar, a workshop and a three-car garage.
Bar-sur-Loup is now one of the most sought-after new destinations in the Cannes hinterland, prized for its authenticity, unspoilt natural surroundings and proximity to the French Riviera.
Just 35 minutes from Nice International Airport, this unique property will appeal to buyers seeking a charming, turnkey estate in the Cannes hinterland.
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