Stunning 4 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view in Fargues Saint Hilaire, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Only around 20 minutes from central Bordeaux and the Gare Saint-Jean TGV station, this elegant country estate offers the perfect balance between tranquil, nature-filled living and immediate access to urban amenities.
Set in a highly sought-after area with nearby shops, schools, and services, the property is ideally positioned for families, executives, and car collectors alike. The home offers approximately 347m2. (3,730 sq. ft. ) of refined interior space. Its high-end features, ...
Only around 20 minutes from central Bordeaux and the Gare Saint-Jean TGV station, this elegant country estate offers the perfect balance between tranquil, nature-filled living and immediate access to urban amenities.
Set in a highly sought-after area with nearby shops, schools, and services, the property is ideally positioned for families, executives, and car collectors alike. The home offers approximately 347m2. (3,730 sq. ft. ) of refined interior space. Its high-end features, family-focused layout, and calm, light-filled atmosphere create a rare and serene living environment where nature and comfort blend seamlessly.
The luminous main living room with fireplace opens onto expansive travertine terraces through full-height sliding doors. The adjoining dining area is ideal for entertaining. Two fully equipped kitchens, including a professional-grade catering kitchen, plus a functional pantry/laundry room, make this home both practical and ideal for hosting.
The terraces lead to an impressive year-round indoor pool and living room area. Features include a heated swimming pool (approximately
4.4 x 8.8 m), summer kitchen with built-in plancha grill and pizza oven, and a covered living room.
On the ground floor, the master suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and private bathroom, allowing for effortless single-level living.
Upstairs are three further bedrooms, a study with private balcony (or optional fifth bedroom), a shower room, and a full bathroom complete the private quarters.
At the edge of the woods, a stunning saltwater mirror pool (approximately 5 x 11 m) forms the centrepiece of the landscaped grounds. Multiple terraces, shaded zones, and open lawns create ideal areas for outdoor dining, children's play, or simply enjoying the changing seasons.
There are secured garages for up to 6 vehicles, plus additional on-site parking - ideal for car or motorcycle collectors.
Features include state-of-the-art home automation, reversible air conditioning, automatic irrigation, and a high-performance security system, and high-speed internet / fibre connectivity available - perfect for remote work or setting up home offices.
This rare property offers a peaceful countryside feel without sacrificing proximity to Bordeaux's dynamic city life, international schools, fine dining, culture, and airport access. A discreet and refined address for those seeking nature, elegance, and functionality in one turnkey estate.
Option to acquire the property fully furnished.
FEATURES
Water Softener
Videophone
Video CCTV Security
Electric Gate
Alarm System
Optical fibre
Outdoor Lighting
Electric Shutters
Engine Generator
Double Glazing
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