Immaculate 4 bedroom House for sale in Mas Vermeil, Perpignan, Occitanie
Park du Mas Vermeil.
Situated in a small, private and secure subdivision, this splendid contemporary property, on a 718 m2 plot with no one overlooking, boasts top-of-the-range amenities. Designed by architect Georges BOFILL and built in 2024, it combines elegance and modernity.
With over 200m2 of living space, the house is accessed via a spacious entrance hall with numerous cupboards, leading to a bright 82m2 living room. The resolutely contemporary interior features a raw concrete wall and a designer insert, adding a refined, moder...
Park du Mas Vermeil.
Situated in a small, private and secure subdivision, this splendid contemporary property, on a 718 m2 plot with no one overlooking, boasts top-of-the-range amenities. Designed by architect Georges BOFILL and built in 2024, it combines elegance and modernity.
With over 200m2 of living space, the house is accessed via a spacious entrance hall with numerous cupboards, leading to a bright 82m2 living room. The resolutely contemporary interior features a raw concrete wall and a designer insert, adding a refined, modern touch to the living space.
The open kitchen, fully equipped and fitted, includes a dining area and a functional scullery, offering a space that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
On the first floor, a 35 m2 master suite enjoys a breathtaking view of the patio and olive grove. It features a closed walk in wardrobe, as well as a shower room with double basins, walk-in shower, window and built-in cupboard, creating a real bubble of comfort and privacy.
Upstairs, a functional mezzanine overlooks the living room, ideal for a reading, TV or games area, and benefits from a void on the living room with a secure net. Two additional suites, each with fitted wardrobes and a shower room with basin and walk-in shower, and an office/bedroom, complete this floor. A separate WC with window is also available for added convenience.
The 36 m2 garage has a motorised, connected door for easy access. The villa is equipped with ducted air conditioning and a thermodynamic hot water tank, guaranteeing optimum comfort in all seasons. High-quality joinery and centralised roller shutters, controllable via an app, add a touch of modern practicality.
Outside is a magnificent 8 x 4 m swimming pool, clad in Bali tiles and surrounded by a wooden deck, equipped with a salt water chlorinator and pH pump, ensuring simplified maintenance for worry-free swimming.
This exceptional villa combines comfort, design and functionality, for a rare and privileged living environment.
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