Spacious 5 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Le Plan de la Tour, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Le Plan de la Tour.
Built in 2008, this elegant 205 m2 family home blends countryside charm with modern comfort, quality finishes, generous volumes and outstanding natural light.
It is situated approximately 6 km from the village and less than 15 km from the beaches of Sainte-Maxime. From the entrance, the home reveals a fluid and highly functional layout.
The spacious, light-filled double living room opens through two large pocket sliding glass doors onto a 26 m2 heated veranda - a true extension of the living space - equipped with ...
Le Plan de la Tour.
Built in 2008, this elegant 205 m2 family home blends countryside charm with modern comfort, quality finishes, generous volumes and outstanding natural light.
It is situated approximately 6 km from the village and less than 15 km from the beaches of Sainte-Maxime. From the entrance, the home reveals a fluid and highly functional layout.
The spacious, light-filled double living room opens through two large pocket sliding glass doors onto a 26 m2 heated veranda - a true extension of the living space - equipped with a pellet stove. The independent kitchen, complemented by a fully fitted utility room, connects directly to both the living room and the veranda, creating a warm and harmonious atmosphere.
The ground floor sleeping area features a master suite with bedroom, walk in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom with WC, a study, two additional bedrooms and a second bathroom with WC.
Upstairs, two further bedrooms complete the property, along with a shower room with WC.
The annexes are a major asset: double garage, workshop and cellar, offering more than 100 m2 of additional space.
Multiple heating systems ensure optimal comfort year-round: reversible air conditioning, pellet stove, wood-burning stove and closed fireplace.
The outdoor areas, yet to be landscaped, offer excellent potential on both sides of the house, with south and north-facing terraces.
A rare property combining absolute tranquility, complete privacy, generous space and quality features - ideal as a primary residence or a refined holiday retreat.
FEATURES
Barbecue
Crawl Space
Internet
Sliding Windows
Double Glazing
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