Built in 1992 by architect Catillon, this home offers a subtle balance between modern comfort and generous volumes, with a living space of 236 sqm.
From the moment you step through the impressive front door, the tone is set: this unique home charms with its split levels, striking volumes, large picture windows, and superb ceiling height. A wood-burning stove and a conservatory-style area add to the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the living space.
The fully equipped kitchen includes a bar and ample storage, creating a space that is both convivial and functional. A laundry room and a pantry further enhance day-to-day comfort.
The house currently comprises three suites, with the possibility of creating a fourth bedroom. The local zoning plan (PLU) also allows for an extension, if desired.
Two wings of the house are topped with green roofs, providing natural insulation while allowing the architecture to blend harmoniously into the landscape.
And to top it all off: a breathtaking panoramic view over the rolling hills of Bouliac, with no overlooking neighbors and only birdsong to break the silence, from a nearly 19,000 sqm plot. Part of this land is buildable and could be separated, offering a rare opportunity to build a second home — ideal for a family project or as a long-term investment.
Outside, a large terrace extends the living space toward the pool. A carport accommodates vehicles and is equipped with an electric charging station.
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