Unique 7 bedroom Estate with 2 Villas for sale with panoramic and sea views in Carqueiranne, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Here, absolute privacy and tranquility blend harmoniously with one of the most remarkable panoramic sea views along the Var coastline.
A true haven of greenery, the landscaped park - shaped by decades of passion - features lush and refined vegetation. Mediterranean essences, exotic plants, ponds, koi carp, and small lakes compose a natural tableau of rare beauty, enhanced at nightfall by exceptional lighting.
The estate comprises two single-story villas totalling living space of over 500 m2.
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Here, absolute privacy and tranquility blend harmoniously with one of the most remarkable panoramic sea views along the Var coastline.
A true haven of greenery, the landscaped park - shaped by decades of passion - features lush and refined vegetation. Mediterranean essences, exotic plants, ponds, koi carp, and small lakes compose a natural tableau of rare beauty, enhanced at nightfall by exceptional lighting.
The estate comprises two single-story villas totalling living space of over 500 m2.
The main villa of 200 m2 boasts a double living room of 86 m2 extended by vast sea-facing terraces, along with a master suite complete with an outdoor spa.
In addition, a spacious 200 m2 basement includes a garage, gym, sauna, Jacuzzi, and wine cellar, with a dedicated area suitable for a caretaker's studio or independent living space.
Outdoors, the property invites relaxation and conviviality: a heated pool surrounded by rare species, an elegant pool house, sunbathing areas, and sweeping views over the sea.
Just 15 minutes from Hyeres Airport and 500 metres from the shore, this exceptional estate combines accessibility, discretion, and prestige.
A unique property, rare on the market, where the Mediterranean can be lived as an absolute experience.
FEATURES
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Irrigation Sprinkler
Fireplace
Central Vacuum System
Air Conditioning
Air Conditioning
Fireplace
Private Pool
Gym
May Require Improvment
Panoramic View
Land
Gym
CONDITION
To refresh
ROOMS
Bedroom
Bedroom
Open Plan Kitchen
Shower Room
Laundry Room
Cellar
Exercise Room
Studio
Land: 30,000 m2
VIEWS
Panoramic
ORIENTATIONS.
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