Spacious 7 bedroom Villa for sale with sea and panoramic views in Mougins, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This 300m2 south-facing property of character subtly combines authentic charm and luxury, with its warm-toned travertine marble floors and softly tinted wood.
It comprises a bright living and dining room with a stone fireplace opening out to the panorama through sliding glass doors, and a kitchen where marble, stone and wood harmonise, where the essence is in the authenticity of the materials, the purity and elegance, all extended by a 50m2 covered terrace overlooking th...
This 300m2 south-facing property of character subtly combines authentic charm and luxury, with its warm-toned travertine marble floors and softly tinted wood.
It comprises a bright living and dining room with a stone fireplace opening out to the panorama through sliding glass doors, and a kitchen where marble, stone and wood harmonise, where the essence is in the authenticity of the materials, the purity and elegance, all extended by a 50m2 covered terrace overlooking the view.
To the rear of the kitchen is a utility room with direct access to the garage.
Also on this level is a lovely master suite with bathroom opening onto the terrace and panoramic views with wc and dressing room.
The splendid infinity pool blends into the natural surroundings and is surrounded by several terraces.
Upstairs, an en suite bedroom with shower room and dressing room, two spacious bedrooms opening onto a roof terrace, shower room and separate wc.
There is a 70m2 annexe with a living room and fitted kitchen/diner, two bedrooms and two shower rooms.
The property sits in beautifully landscaped grounds of 7,000m2 planted with palm trees, cycads and a variety of Mediterranean species.
This is a haven of peace and tranquillity.
Underfloor heating by heat pump, very well insulated (monomur) construction, alarm, automatic watering system, electric gate, double garage and parking space.
Close to a charming village with its local farmers' markets, shops and main roads to Mougins and Cannes.
Swimming Pool
Videophone
Electric Gate
Alarm System
Outdoor Lighting
Irrigation Sprinkler
Electric Shutters
Electric Awnings
Sliding Windows
Double Glazing
Fireplace
Private Pool
Turn Key Good Condition
Panoramic View
Outbuildings
Garage 55m2
Excellent condition
Reception Room: 55 m2
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