Quiet 4 bedroom House for sale with lake or river view and panoramic view in Montauroux, Cote d'Azur French Riviera
This paradise is set within 11,740m2 of land and houses a charming Provencal residence with a total area of approximately 170m2.
Ready for renovation according to person requirements, this charming property, which was built in 1966, features 4 bedrooms, living room and kitchen which offer spacious volumes with double-height ceilings, complemented by a fireplace and a wood-burning stove. These 2 rooms open onto a veranda that brings a lot of brightness to the entire space. ,
Enjoying a beautiful south-east exposure and with direct access to the banks, the wooded and enclosed park surrounding this residence creates an oasis of serenity, while the generously sized pool invites for swimming and relaxation.
With its built area, proximity to the water, large pool, and expansive park, this property boasts exceptional features in this protected area and will appeal to anyone seeking a country house near all amenities.
FEATURES
Swimming Pool
Well
Irrigation Sprinkler
Crawl Space
Fireplace
Cosmetic Work
Garage
To Renovate
ROOMS
Terrace
Garage: 30m2
Other: 15.5m2
Bedroom: 16.5m2
Shower Room WC: 5m2
Hallway: 4m2
Bedroom: 10m2
Bedroom: 14m2
Corridor: m2
Bathroom WC: 8m2
Bedroom: 19m2
Corner Kitchen
Kitchen Diner: 25m2
Living/Dining Area: 31m2
Land: 11,740m2
Unobstructed Lake & Countryside Views
ORIENTATIONS.
Features
Fees Paid By Seller
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