Luxury bastides with pool for sale Artignosc-sur-Verdon, France

This 356 sqm property is located between Villecroze and Salernes, and is 1 hour from Saint Tropez, Nice , Cannes and Aix en Provence. With authentic charm, the property has a 188 sqm “Mas”, a 100 sqm stone-built cottage, a 40 sqm studio apartment and a 30 sqm chalet. In the main house, on the ground floor, there is a spacious living/reception room, a farm-house kitchen with dining facilities, a conservatory enjoying lovely views over the grounds, an second dining room, a utility/storage room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Upstairs, there is a master suite with a study/dressing room, a shower room, two further bedrooms and a bathroom. A summer kitchen with a barbeque and a wood-fired oven leads to a wide terrace with a vine-covered gazebo. The stone-built cottage has a living/reception room accessing a terrace, an open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. The timber chalet in the property’s woodland includes a kitchenette and a shower. A studio apartment with a kitchen and a bathroom is near the 15 x 7 metre swimming pool. A spring and stream provide natural water, and there are also three wells in the grounds. There is a woodstore and a garden shed. The 3.6 hectares of flat land with mature trees would be ideal for horses or events.

A 1930s traditional country house and its grounds of 1 ha in a prominent position in the Moyen-Var region. From the centre of the village, a main road winds its way along the river to the bottom of the valley. After approx. 800 m, a small tarmac road leads upwards to a lovely view over the valley. The property is on the left-hand side of the hill. Past the impressive wrought iron gate, there is access to a car park for around ten vehicles at the rear of the property, hidden away from the house. There is a garage on the car park and another one outside the premises, just in front of the entrance gate. The property comprises roughly 1 ha of terraced grounds. Mostly situated on the south side and above the valley, the grounds cannot be seen from the entrance and are only revealed at the foot of the house with its typical Provence colours. A solid, long covered terrace, which runs along the ground floor of the country house, provides optimum sunshine whatever the season. Below, a swimming pool has been installed on the highest level of the terraced garden. The building, mainly of three levels, is well balanced thanks to its great length, stretching from east to west. Each level has four arched openings, with French windows on the ground floor, small-paned windows on the upper floors, and semi-louvered shutters. The eastern end is topped by an additional storey, enhancing the impressive overall appearance of the building. Two balconies on the front elevation offer wonderful views from the first floor. Finally, a 2016 ground-floor extension, which houses a kitchen featuring large windows and doors, protrudes from the front of the 1930s building. The facades are rendered in pink ochre, and the shutters are painted light blue. The monk-and-nun tile gable roof is emphasised by a two-row Provençal frieze.

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A spacious, modern country house with a swimming pool set in almost 3,000m² of land that can be built upon in the Luberon regional nature park, 30 minutes from Aix-en-Provence. Built in the early 2000s, the house is rectangular and contemporary, built in typical Provencal style, with three floors. The five southern windows on the mezzanine floor look out onto a large terrace with pear-shaped balusters which surrounds the main facade and the two side facades, set at right angles to each other. The south-facing reception rooms are extended by the terrace, which is linked to the garden by a double staircase. On the first floor, one of the bedrooms has a small balcony with similar railings to those on the stairs leading to the garden. This architectural feature, in the centre of the main façade, is supported by two columns that frame one of the French windows in the living room. In the middle of the southern edge of the four-sided canal tile roof, breaking up the traditional two-row genoise roof, there is a semi-circular pediment which echoes the rounded shape of the central window on the mezzanine floor. It is decorated with a stone sun with a lantern under it which lights up the balcony at night. On the garden level, a large space that is used as a basement takes up the entire surface area of the house and terrace. Lastly, a sloping garden, which is approximately 2 800 m², stretches out on either side of the country house, which is accessed from the side via a path running alongside the fenced-in swimming pool area. Part of the land can be built on.