Immaculate 4 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view in Lorgues, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Set in a haven surrounded by nature, with views over the Maures Massif, this exceptional property offers approximately 200m2 of living space, complemented by nearly 200m2 of fully fitted basement. It perfectly embodies the Provencal art of living, enhanced by a truly spectacular panorama.
Entirely redesigned in 2021 in a contemporary spirit, the property harmoniously blends authenticity with modern elegance. Noble materials such as stone, oak, and tr...
Set in a haven surrounded by nature, with views over the Maures Massif, this exceptional property offers approximately 200m2 of living space, complemented by nearly 200m2 of fully fitted basement. It perfectly embodies the Provencal art of living, enhanced by a truly spectacular panorama.
Entirely redesigned in 2021 in a contemporary spirit, the property harmoniously blends authenticity with modern elegance. Noble materials such as stone, oak, and travertine interact beautifully with high-end finishes, creating a warm yet refined atmosphere.
The 1.5 hectare plot, largely enclosed, features an olive grove of over one hundred trees, producing up to 150 litres of organic olive oil each year. Traditional stone terraces ("restanques") structure the landscape, offering a rare setting that combines Mediterranean charm with complete privacy, all open to stunning views.
From the moment you step inside, the generous volumes and natural light make a lasting impression. The main living area, approximately
90m2, features cathedral ceilings and large sliding glass doors opening south onto nearly 200m2 of terraces surrounding the house. In winter, the living room becomes a cosy retreat centred around the fireplace.
The high-end Italian kitchen stands out with its sleek glass-front cabinetry and quartz worktop, and is complemented by a practical utility/laundry room. The night area includes two elegant en-suite bedrooms, along with two additional bedrooms designed for comfort and privacy.
Existing spaces allow for the easy creation of one or two additional bathrooms, or even an independent master suite.
The basement, accessible from inside, is dedicated to comfort and leisure: a garage for four vehicles with charging station, a fitness area, home cinema, and a climate-controlled wine cellar.
Outside, the landscaped garden, dotted with majestic olive trees, surrounds an 11 x 6m saltwater pool perfectly integrated into its preserved natural environment.
The property features top-tier amenities: underfloor heating and cooling, double-glazed windows, video surveillance system, automatic irrigation, garden lighting, central vacuum system, and ample parking areas.
Ideally located, the property offers easy cycling access to nearby villages, while remaining within convenient reach of major destinations such as the Verdon Gorges, the Mediterranean coast, Saint-Tropez, a TGV station, and the international airport.
A rare and confidential address, perfect as a prestigious primary residence or an exceptional holiday home.
FEATURES
Electric car terminal
Playground
Bowling Green
Electric Gate
Intercom
Alarm System
Optical fibre
Fire alarm system
Disabled Access
Outdoor Lighting
Barbecue
Irrigation Sprinkler
Crawl Space
Internet
Sliding Windows
Double Glazing
Home Automation
Central Vacuum System
Water Softener.
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