8 bedroom House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Vaugines, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
2 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens with pool.
It elegantly combines contemporary architecture, high-quality amenities, and a unique landscaped setting.
The complex consists of a 193 m2 main house, a 76 m2 secondary house with Provencal charm, and a 25 m2 independent unit.
From the entrance, the atmosphere of the Main House is distinguished by its bright volumes, clean lines, and meticulous finishes.
On the ground floor, a vast open-plan living room combines the living room, dining room, and fully equipped con...
2 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens with pool.
It elegantly combines contemporary architecture, high-quality amenities, and a unique landscaped setting.
The complex consists of a 193 m2 main house, a 76 m2 secondary house with Provencal charm, and a 25 m2 independent unit.
From the entrance, the atmosphere of the Main House is distinguished by its bright volumes, clean lines, and meticulous finishes.
On the ground floor, a vast open-plan living room combines the living room, dining room, and fully equipped contemporary kitchen. The large bay windows frame the garden view like natural canvases, while the cathedral ceiling emphasises the elegance of the space.
The sleeping area includes: - four bedrooms, one of which is converted into an office with a walk in wardrobe, a bathroom with a bathtub and shower, and a separate WC.
Upstairs, a welcoming mezzanine leads to an additional bedroom with a private bathroom.
The technical equipment meets the highest standards: recent drilling, self-consumption photovoltaic panels, a heat pump with underfloor heating, water treatment, and a micro-station that meets current standards, installed in 2024.
A separate 25 m2 unit with a bathroom and private entrance completes this first complex. Perfect for entertaining guests, it can also be used for a professional activity.
With its 76 m2 and Provencal style, this second home captivates with its authentic character. On the ground floor, it offers a cosy living room with exposed beams, a fully equipped kitchen, a shower room, and a WC.
Upstairs, two bedrooms, one on the mezzanine with a walk in wardrobe and bathroom, complete the space.
A terrace opens onto the garden and the ornamental pond, inviting relaxation.
The outdoor spaces have been designed as a true living space: a 9 x 5 m heated swimming pool, a landscaped garden with automatic watering system supplied by the Canal de Provence, several outbuildings (workshop, storage cabins, carport with pre-equipped electrical outlets), a petanque court, and numerous shaded areas to enjoy the tranquility of nature.
The property offers a rare quality of life in a bucolic setting, with the majestic Sainte-Victoire Mountain as a backdrop.
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