Reference253663
Price586,000 EUR
Bedrooms3
Bathrooms
Floor Space162.0m2
Land Area110.0m2

Stylish 3 bedroom House for sale in Torreilles, Occitanie

586,000 EUR
486,380 GBP615,300 USD
Charming and newly renovated former stone farrier's house, ideally located in the centre of the picturesque and highly sought-after village of Torreilles, just a few minutes by bike from the Mediterranean beaches.

Combining authenticity and modernity, it has retained all the charm of its past thanks to its original materials (stone walls, exposed beams etc), while benefiting from top-of-the-range amenities.

With a generous living area of 162 m2, the house opens onto a vast, light-filled living space, featuring a living room and dining room enhanced by a superb central staircase combining wood and metal, a true piece of architecture.
Large picture windows provide direct acc...
Charming and newly renovated former stone farrier's house, ideally located in the centre of the picturesque and highly sought-after village of Torreilles, just a few minutes by bike from the Mediterranean beaches.

Combining authenticity and modernity, it has retained all the charm of its past thanks to its original materials (stone walls, exposed beams etc), while benefiting from top-of-the-range amenities.

With a generous living area of 162 m2, the house opens onto a vast, light-filled living space, featuring a living room and dining room enhanced by a superb central staircase combining wood and metal, a true piece of architecture.
Large picture windows provide direct access to the 110 m2 of unoverlooked exterior, which is divided into three distinct, harmonious areas:

- A living room area with bar, ideal for socializing,
- A shaded outdoor dining area,
- A landscaped garden with summer living room and second outdoor dining area.

The modern, fully-equipped open kitchen is a natural extension of the living space, with direct access to the terrace.
The first floor also offers a functional laundry room, as well as a spacious garage with integrated workshop.

Upstairs, an open-plan office area leads to a first bedroom, a shower room and a sumptuous master suite featuring a custom-made dressing room and a bathroom with whirlpool bath.
Finally, the top floor features a vast attic mezzanine with exposed beams, currently used as a bedroom, but which could also be used as a playroom, artist's studio or relaxation area.

Torreilles is an authentic Catalan village nestled between sea and countryside, just a few kilometres from Perpignan.
Renowned for its unspoilt charm, picturesque alleyways, local markets and listed natural beaches, it appeals to heritage lovers and beach-goers alike.
A true haven of peace in the heart of Roussillon, where life is good all year round.


Outdoor Lighting
Barbecue
Internet
Sliding Windows
Double Glazing
Whirlpool Spa
Turn Key Good Condition
Land
Garage
Excellent condition

Land: 110 m2

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