Immaculate 3 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Camblanes et Meynac, Nouvelle Aquitaine
This contemporary home built in 2017 offers a bright, comfortable lifestyle in harmony with nature. From the moment you enter, you'll be charmed by the generous spaces and natural light throughout.
The 60 m2 living area is bathed in sunshine and opens through large sliding doors onto breathtaking open views - rolling hills, vineyards, and forest stretching out into the distance.
The open-plan kitchen with dining area (30 m2), adjoining pantry, and well-design...
This contemporary home built in 2017 offers a bright, comfortable lifestyle in harmony with nature. From the moment you enter, you'll be charmed by the generous spaces and natural light throughout.
The 60 m2 living area is bathed in sunshine and opens through large sliding doors onto breathtaking open views - rolling hills, vineyards, and forest stretching out into the distance.
The open-plan kitchen with dining area (30 m2), adjoining pantry, and well-designed storage make everyday living smooth and practical.
The property includes three bedrooms, including a master suite with walk-in wardrobe and private shower room, a second shower room, a utility room, and two garages.
The landscaped garden, set on a plot of over 1,700 m2, is fully fenced and equipped with an electric gate.
Comfort is key: underfloor gas heating, solar panels, double glazing, a connected thermostat, and alarm system are all features included.
Camblanes is a highly desirable location offering both nature and convenience:• Picturesque hiking trails just around the corner,• Nursery and primary schools nearby,• Secondary school (college) in Latresne, 11 minutes away with school transport,• Brand new high school (lycee) in Creon, just 10 minutes away,• Bilingual Montessori school 6 minutes by car,• Shops, supermarket and local services within minutes,• Bordeaux city centre just 15 km away,• Bordeaux Saint-Jean TGV train station 20 minutes.
FEATURES
Electric Gate
Alarm System
Connected Thermostat
Internet
Double Glazing
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