Authentic 4 bedroom House for sale with panoramic and countryside views in Grasse, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Situated within a secure and gated estate, this beautiful Provencal villa enjoys a privileged setting, surrounded by lush greenery and set on a generous plot offering privacy and tranquillity.
The domain features an impressive collection of high-end villas, as well as protected olive groves shared by the owners, creating a distinctive Mediterranean atmosphere.
The beautifully landscaped, park-like garden provides an idyllic se...
Situated within a secure and gated estate, this beautiful Provencal villa enjoys a privileged setting, surrounded by lush greenery and set on a generous plot offering privacy and tranquillity.
The domain features an impressive collection of high-end villas, as well as protected olive groves shared by the owners, creating a distinctive Mediterranean atmosphere.
The beautifully landscaped, park-like garden provides an idyllic setting for outdoor living, with a newly built swimming pool and a recently renovated guest house. The property also enjoys lovely views over the surrounding countryside and mountains, offering a wonderful sense of space and serenity.
Upon entering the villa, you are welcomed by a spacious entrance hall leading to a modern, fully equipped kitchen with direct access to a sheltered, shaded terrace-ideal for outdoor dining.
The generous living room offers ample space for both relaxing and entertaining, with a dedicated dining area. This level also features two comfortable bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. The villa has undergone extensive recent renovations, combining Provencal charm with modern comfort and efficiency.
Among the upgrades are state-of-the-art triple-glazed windows, providing enhanced insulation, improved energy efficiency and increased security.
The first floor is dedicated to the master suite, featuring a spacious bathroom and two private balconies, both offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscape.
This exceptional property offers a rare combination of privacy, nature and convenience, with shops, restaurants and everyday amenities just a few minutes away. The well-maintained, gated estate provides a secure and exclusive environment, with guest parking and beautifully maintained communal green spaces.
With its generous living areas, inviting outdoor spaces and independent guest house, the villa is ideally suited both as a family residence and for entertaining guests, offering comfort, privacy and an elegant Mediterranean lifestyle.
FEATURES
Intercom
Electric Gate
Fire alarm system
Outdoor Lighting
Irrigation Sprinkler
Condominium garden
Triple glazing
Internet
Electric Shutters
Electric Awnings
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