Wow factor 9 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic view in Tourrettes, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This truly outstanding property combines architectural elegance, spectacular volumes and amenities worthy of the world's most prestigious international palaces.
Main Residence - Approximately 330m2
Arranged over three levels, the main residence offers a vast, light-filled reception area opening onto a beautifully landscaped garden enhanced by period fountains and a magnificent outdoor swimming pool, all facing a breath...
This truly outstanding property combines architectural elegance, spectacular volumes and amenities worthy of the world's most prestigious international palaces.
Main Residence - Approximately 330m2
Arranged over three levels, the main residence offers a vast, light-filled reception area opening onto a beautifully landscaped garden enhanced by period fountains and a magnificent outdoor swimming pool, all facing a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding hilltop villages.
The kitchen, a refined blend of natural stone and wood, features large picture windows framing the view. An elegant library leads to a first suite with walk-in wardrobe, bathroom and direct access to the outdoor areas.
Upstairs, a second master suite and three additional en-suite bedrooms complete the sleeping quarters.
The garden level, with its warm and intimate atmosphere inspired by Alpine chalets, houses a games room, bar, laundry room, pantry and garage. A discreet private tunnel leads to a rare and exclusive universe.
Directly accessible from the main residence, this exceptional spa of approximately 600m2, inspired by the Wabi-Sabi aesthetic, is entirely dedicated to wellness and serenity. A true private sanctuary, it features an indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, hammam, sauna, two massage rooms, a fitness room and a private cinema, all opening onto the gardens through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows.
A confidential world worthy of the most prestigious five-star hotels. A suite with direct garden access, a laundry room and a pantry complete this level.
A period fountain and a glass elevator lead to the upper floor dedicated to the guest house.
Combining the authentic charm of a former sheepfold with contemporary comfort, the guest house offers a bright kitchen and dining area, a living room with fireplace and bar, three en-suite bedrooms, as well as a master suite upstairs with walk in wardrobe, bathroom and panoramic views over the hilltop villages.
A signature property, rare and confidential, designed for a discerning clientele in search of an exclusive and uncompromising art of living.
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