Reference259106
Price3,969,000 EUR
Bedrooms3
Bathrooms3
Floor Space325.0m2
Land Area4,900.0m2
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Stunning 3 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic and sea views in Les Issambres, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur

3,969,000 EUR
3,294,270 GBP4,167,450 USD
Nestling in over an acre of beautiful landscaped gardens with amazing infinity pool, is this exceptional 3 bedroom luxury villa enjoying panoramic sea views from its prestigious location in Les Issambres.

This contemporary 325m2 property combines clean architectural lines, remarkable volumes and high-end amenities in an exceptionally private and preserved setting.

Designed to make the most of its outstanding location, the property features impressive reception areas.

The living room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen are seamlessly integrated into a spectacular open-plan living space of over 100m2, opening onto expansive terraces and an infinity pool, creating a ...
Nestling in over an acre of beautiful landscaped gardens with amazing infinity pool, is this exceptional 3 bedroom luxury villa enjoying panoramic sea views from its prestigious location in Les Issambres.

This contemporary 325m2 property combines clean architectural lines, remarkable volumes and high-end amenities in an exceptionally private and preserved setting.

Designed to make the most of its outstanding location, the property features impressive reception areas.

The living room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen are seamlessly integrated into a spectacular open-plan living space of over 100m2, opening onto expansive terraces and an infinity pool, creating a natural flow between indoor and outdoor living while embracing the sea views.

The upper floor is dedicated to a spacious principal suite, complete with a walk-in wardrobe, a luxurious en-suite bathroom and a private terrace enjoying a privileged outlook over the coastline.

The lower level accommodates two elegant en-suite bedrooms, thoughtfully designed to provide comfort, privacy and independence for family members or guests. A generous multi-purpose room further enhances the property. Currently arranged as a home office, billiard room and reception living room, it can easily be adapted to suit a variety of lifestyle needs.

A wine cellar completes the villa's premium amenities.

Equipped with the latest technologies throughout, the villa benefits from a comprehensive home automation system, a lift serving every level, and a spacious carport with capacity for several vehicles.

A distinguished contemporary residence where refined architecture, exceptional comfort and premium amenities come together in perfect harmony with an outstanding Mediterranean panorama.


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