Immaculate 4 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Yves, La Rochelle, Nouvelle Aquitaine
This superb property, renovated in 2022, combines contemporary elegance, top-of-the-range comfort and quality of life.
Set in an area that is not prone to flooding or submersion, in a peaceful hamlet, 10 minutes from Fouras or 10 minutes from the Angoulins shopping centre, just a few minutes from the beaches and coastal paths for your bike rides, it offers a pleasant living environment for your family, between unspoilt nature and amenities accessible in a few minutes.
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This superb property, renovated in 2022, combines contemporary elegance, top-of-the-range comfort and quality of life.
Set in an area that is not prone to flooding or submersion, in a peaceful hamlet, 10 minutes from Fouras or 10 minutes from the Angoulins shopping centre, just a few minutes from the beaches and coastal paths for your bike rides, it offers a pleasant living environment for your family, between unspoilt nature and amenities accessible in a few minutes.
Nestled in the heart of a nature reserve, recognised as one of the most beautiful refuges for migratory birds, this home is an invitation to the good life.
LIVING SPACES - BRIGHT, HARMONIOUS, TIMELESS
6 rooms, 168 m2 of perfectly laid-out living space. A spacious living room of almost 90 m2, opening onto the terrace and rear pool, including a fully-equipped kitchen and an elegant central fireplace with pellet insert.
A master suite on the first ground, and three bedrooms upstairs, each with its own private shower room, to welcome family and guests in comfort.
Plenty of storage space, designed to make everyday life easier while preserving the elegance of the volumes.
EXTERIORS - A PRIVILEGED LIVING ENVIRONMENT
The vast, wooded, fully walled grounds extend over 3,079 m2, constructible, with great potential for entertaining around the pool.
ADJOINING OUTBUILDINGS - FUNCTIONALITY & DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
- A storeroom, a large laundry room, a garage and a well-organised pool
house.
- A 41 m2 boat garage, with high ceilings and insulated roof, completes the property and offers rare potential: artist's studio, playroom or sports room, reception area or future independent apartment.
-As the land is also buildable, you can create the space that suits you. A few finishing touches and refurbishments will complete the picture.
Between sea and nature at the gateway to La Rochelle, this superb property is designed for serene living, and will seduce you with its practicality, through-lighting, generous living spaces and ability to evolve according to your projects.
FEATURES
Electric Gate
Outdoor Lighting
Electric Shutters
Home Automation
Internet
Double Glazing.
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