The house

Facing south-east, with a view of the sea from the lounge and three bedrooms, this house was constructed in 1981 and spans approx. 147 m² of living space. The house is entered on the north-east side, not far from a separate storeroom-laundry room. The door, protected by a canopy opens into an entrance hall adjoining a lounge-dining room, with a fireplace and two French windows, giving access to the south-east facing terrace. The kitchen faces south. A corridor providing access to a separate toilet also leads to a bedroom, with a shower room, open on to the outside. On the south-east side, a separate toilet and three bedrooms, two of which have access to a balcony, with steps going down to the garden. On the north side are a dressing room and a shower room. The single-sloping ceilings feature exposed beams and exude a very pleasant feeling of spaciousness. Floors are covered with travertine tiles, exotic wood or cement tiles.

The grounds

The garden, about half of which has French EBC (Espace Boisé Classé - listed wooded area) classification, is partially composed of terracing. The southern section is a little wood, with tall trees. The east side is planted with an olive grove, comprising 30 olive-producing trees. On the lower level of the garden, an old ornamental pool, with carp and papyrus, could be transformed into a swimming pool, although another area nearer to the house is also suitable. A stone cabin is ideal for storage purposes and houses the borehole pumping system intended for an inexpensive automatic watering system. The garden has six different water supply points. Two other sheds, made of wood, are used for storing garden tools. Another area is also laid out under the terrace. A well, with a wash-house near to the house, has been covered with a large shelter, exuding old-fashioned charm and supported on wooden pillars. Said shelter could become a summer eating area. The privileged seaside climate ensures rich and varied Mediterranean vegetation.