In Arles, on the Montmajour plain and just a few minutes from the historic centre, this 1970s architect-designed villa offers 264 sqm of living space across two levels, surrounded by a mature 2,000 sqm garden.
Gard stone defines the façade and rises into an impressive seven-metre chimney that anchors the entire composition, a defining feature of the villa's modernist architecture. The sculptural, asymmetric roofline creates a distinctive silhouette, while the deep covered porch elegantly reinterprets the traditional Provençal gallery.
Slightly elevated above its grounds, the house has a quiet presence and the atmosphere of a country home, surrounded by mature vegetation that provides a natural sense of privacy.
Some cosmetic and decorative updating would allow the original volumes and architectural character of the house to fully come into their own. The garden features a swimming pool and generous outdoor spaces ideal for enjoying the warmer months. A garage and cellar provide additional practical space.
The possibility of subdividing the plot and creating additional built space also gives the property attractive potential for added value, particularly as an investment or development opportunity.
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Main rooms : 4
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