Modern 5 bedroom House for sale in Sainte Marie de Re, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Situated between vineyards and the ocean, this family home built in 2015 is situated in a private lane, hidden from view and offering absolute peace and quiet.
This 220 m2 property stands out with its refined and distinctive decor. The main house, which includes four bedrooms, is arranged around a spacious 70 m2 living area, filled with natural light and opening directly onto the outdoors. A fully equipped kitchen with central island, a welcoming dining area, and a wood-burning...
Situated between vineyards and the ocean, this family home built in 2015 is situated in a private lane, hidden from view and offering absolute peace and quiet.
This 220 m2 property stands out with its refined and distinctive decor. The main house, which includes four bedrooms, is arranged around a spacious 70 m2 living area, filled with natural light and opening directly onto the outdoors. A fully equipped kitchen with central island, a welcoming dining area, and a wood-burning stove for cosy winter evenings - every detail has been thoughtfully designed to combine comfort and quality of life.
On the night side, two of the bedrooms open directly onto the pool and have their own en-suite bathrooms, while the other two face a patio and vegetable garden and enjoy their own green space.
Adjoining but with its own private entrance, a second house completes the property, featuring an additional bedroom and a mezzanine-style dormitory, along with a cosy living room, open kitchen, and dining area, all opening onto a private outdoor space.
This fully independent unit offers excellent rental potential all year round: perfect for seasonal T2-style rentals on the island, which are highly sought after. It also provides a steady additional income while preserving the privacy of the main house's occupants.
The fully enclosed 710 m2 plot offers numerous relaxation areas, including a heated 8 x 4 m swimming pool secured with a rolling cover, several relaxing spaces, a large dining table for up to twelve guests, and a welcoming terrace connected to the kitchen.
The property includes private parking within the grounds, and a free public car park is located just 100 metres away.
This warm and versatile family home is perfect for year-round living, a secondary residence with optimised rental income, or simply a place to welcome friends and family while ensuring everyone has their own space.
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1. Signing the Agreement (Compris)
On finding a property you wish to purchase you will need to negotiate the terms, price and conditions of the sale with the owner.
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