Immaculate 5 bedroom House for sale with panoramic and sea views in Grasse, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This exquisite property has been entirely reimagined through a meticulous renovation that preserves the authenticity and architectural soul of the original residence while introducing an elevated standard of refinement, comfort, and contemporary living.
Occupying a commanding elevated position, the property enjoys sweeping views across the rolling countryside and extending all the way to the Mediterranean Sea.
Ground Floor
A distinguished entrance ...
This exquisite property has been entirely reimagined through a meticulous renovation that preserves the authenticity and architectural soul of the original residence while introducing an elevated standard of refinement, comfort, and contemporary living.
Occupying a commanding elevated position, the property enjoys sweeping views across the rolling countryside and extending all the way to the Mediterranean Sea.
Ground Floor
A distinguished entrance hall immediately establishes the elegant tone of the home, leading into an expansive reception room bathed in natural light through full-height glazed doors opening onto a sun-drenched south-facing terrace. The bespoke fully equipped kitchen seamlessly integrates with the dining area, creating a sophisticated yet inviting setting for entertaining. A second salon, equally suited as an intimate living room, library, or media room, together with a refined guest cloakroom, completes this level.
First Floor
Accessed via a striking sculptural marble staircase, the upper floor is centred around a magnificent principal suite of impressive proportions. This private retreat features a luxurious bathroom with both soaking bath and walk-in shower, a custom-designed walk in wardrobe, and a discreet concealed doorway leading to a private office or additional bedroom. A second en-suite bedroom accompanies two further bedrooms sharing an elegantly appointed shower room.
Garden Level
The lower level has been thoughtfully designed to combine practicality with comfort, comprising a technical room, a climate-controlled wine cellar, a laundry room with extensive storage, and an independent studio apartment complete with shower room and WC - ideal for guests, staff, or extended family accommodation. Grounds - Approximately 5,000 m2The beautifully landscaped grounds unfold across approximately
5,000 m2 and feature an olive grove, open lawns, and mature Mediterranean planting that enhance the property's tranquil atmosphere.
Designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, the elegant pool house offers an exceptional environment for entertaining and relaxation, with provision for a summer kitchen opening directly onto the swimming pool and outdoor shower area. Throughout the property, a bespoke architectural lighting scheme, conceived as an integral component of the overall design creates a warm, understated ambience across every interior and exterior space. The result is a residence of remarkable harmony and sophistication: grand in scale, meticulous in execution, and imbued with an unmistakable sense of serenity.
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Videophone
Video CCTV Security
Intercom
Electric Gate
Digicode
Alarm System
Car Port
Sliding Windows
Internet
Home Automation
Electric Shutters
Double Glazing
Connected Thermostat.
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