5 bedroom House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Draguignan, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Entering this beautiful domain takes you to a different era. A drive lined with cypresses leads through the perfectly maintained garden to the front of the mansion, where elegant large stairs go to the front terrace and its beautiful large entry doors.
From the spacious hall turn right into the two living rooms or left where there is a dining room with open kitchen area with stylish natural stone surfaces. This ground floor also boasts a sports room,...
Entering this beautiful domain takes you to a different era. A drive lined with cypresses leads through the perfectly maintained garden to the front of the mansion, where elegant large stairs go to the front terrace and its beautiful large entry doors.
From the spacious hall turn right into the two living rooms or left where there is a dining room with open kitchen area with stylish natural stone surfaces. This ground floor also boasts a sports room, a wash room, plenty of storage space and a double garage.
Under the house is the wine cellar. From the dining room is the large covered terrace overlooking the swimming pool. An elegant ironwrought staircase leads upstairs where there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a walk in wardrobe and a separate WC.
Beautifully set at the side of the swimming pool is an independent apartment. It has a living area with kitchen, a bedroom, a shower room and separate WC.
In the elegant garden is a dining area, a jeu de boules court with its spacious terraces and a volleyball area. The whole garden is equipped with lighting arrangements, so evenings can be enjoyed in style. Around the house and under the large pine are further terraces with atmospheric seating arrangements.
This superb property has a surface area of 218 m2, the apartment is
30 m2 and the garages total 35 m2. There are diverse storage facilities in the garden which has a surface area of 8,000 m2, is fully fenced and the gate is electric and equipped with a surveillance camera and videophone.
The house has underfloor heating on gas, two fireplaces and air conditioning. The windows are PVC double glazing and all the shutters are in durable aluminium. It is equipped with an alarm system.
The swimming pool is a heated salt water pool and there is an outdoor WC and shower by the pool.
Helicopters can land in the garden.
FEATURES
Videophone
Electric Gate
Optical fibre
Outdoor Lighting
Barbecue
Irrigation Sprinkler
Crawl Space
Internet
Double Glazing
Water Softener
Garden
Garage
Bedroom
Shower Room WC
Kitchen Diner
Walk-in Closet
Bathroom WC
Bedroom
Cellar
Exercise Room
Laundry Room
WC
Kitchen Diner
Study
Living Room
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This House is located in Draguignan in France
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