Unique 3 bedroom Apartment for sale with sea view in Gassin, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
The desirable 3 bedroom property comes with living space of over 135m2 in a villa that was converted in 2006.
The outdoor space features a fabulous series of terraces that measure more than 250m and which surround the property on both sides. Some facing the sea and the others overlooking a private garden offering more than 200m2 of outdoor living space.
The property is part of an exclusive 3,500m2 m estate shared by only seven co-owners. Within this rare property, residents enjoy a 6 X11 m heated swimming pool set within beautifully landscaped, mature gar...
The desirable 3 bedroom property comes with living space of over 135m2 in a villa that was converted in 2006.
The outdoor space features a fabulous series of terraces that measure more than 250m and which surround the property on both sides. Some facing the sea and the others overlooking a private garden offering more than 200m2 of outdoor living space.
The property is part of an exclusive 3,500m2 m estate shared by only seven co-owners. Within this rare property, residents enjoy a 6 X11 m heated swimming pool set within beautifully landscaped, mature gardens that are meticulously maintained, and more than 200 m of multiple private terraced areas on the south side of the property.
Backing onto the Sinopolis Hill, this dual-aspect apartment enjoys uninterrupted, direct sea views.
On the garden side, a large flat steel-framed glass partition opens into a fully fitted kitchen with an open-plan dining area, complemented by an adjoining wine cellar.
A wide arched doorway leads into the inviting living room, where a beautiful working fireplace creates a warm and elegant atmosphere.
The living room opens onto a 26m2 sea-facing terrace with stunning panoramic views. Additionally, there is a second terrace with lovely sea views.
The sleeping quarters comprise three en-suite bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom.
Generous built-in storage throughout the home ensures both comfort and practicality.
Today configured as two bedroom plus a room used as a reading room, the property offers scope and style to create the space as desired.
Meticulous attention to detail including bespoke woodwork, polished concrete floors and steel architectural features gives this recently renovated residence a distinctive blend of contemporary elegance and authentic character, enhanced by high-quality finishes throughout.
Swimming Pool
Electric Gate
Outdoor Lighting
Irrigation Sprinkler
Electric Shutters
Double Glazing
Air Conditioning
ROOMS
Kitchen
Dining Room
Shower Room
Bedroom
Shower Room
Bedroom
Shower Room
Master bedroom
Living Room
Study
Entrance
Terrace: 70 m2
Terrace: 200 m2
Communal Land: 3,500 m2
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