Reference252459
Price2,490,000 EUR
Bedrooms6
Bathrooms4
Floor Space469.0m2
Land Area3,767.0m2

6 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Roquefort les Pins, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur

2,490,000 EUR
2,066,700 GBP2,614,500 USD
Enjoying far reaching countryside views from its peaceful location in Roquefort les Pins, is this exceptional 6 bedroom luxury villa with separate apartment, nestling in nearly one acre of beautiful landscaped gardens with pool.

Situated just 25 minutes from Nice airport and the beaches, this generous property, built in 2005, offers a total surface area of around 600m2.

In the main area is a large, light-filled 100m2 living and dining room with open-plan kitchen overlooking the pool and patio with pool house.

There are five spacious bedrooms, including three master suites of over 30m2, a study, games room or cinema (30m2), and utility room (20m2).

The independe...
Enjoying far reaching countryside views from its peaceful location in Roquefort les Pins, is this exceptional 6 bedroom luxury villa with separate apartment, nestling in nearly one acre of beautiful landscaped gardens with pool.

Situated just 25 minutes from Nice airport and the beaches, this generous property, built in 2005, offers a total surface area of around 600m2.

In the main area is a large, light-filled 100m2 living and dining room with open-plan kitchen overlooking the pool and patio with pool house.

There are five spacious bedrooms, including three master suites of over 30m2, a study, games room or cinema (30m2), and utility room (20m2).

The independent apartment has two rooms with a private terrace of around 50 m2.

Within the grounds is a magnificent free-form swimming pool with waterfall and rocks, a landscaped garden with vegetable patch, petanque court and automatic watering system.

There is a large 80 m2 garage and plenty of outdoor parking.

Technical features include underfloor gas heating, self-sufficient energy supply thanks to a solar system with batteries, and borehole for water.

There is the possibility of creating two completely independent living areas.

This rare property combines modern comforts, energy autonomy and generous living space, close to amenities yet offering absolute tranquillity.

FEATURES
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Double Glazing
Water Softener






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