A small road on the hillside, from which the sea can be seen at all times, climbs several kilometres between the pine trees to a fence marking the entrance to the estate. A large drive leads to the tarmacked secondary access lanes that criss-cross the estate, in the middle of which, at the end of a several dozen metre long cul-de-sac and behind an automatic gate, stands the property and its modern architecture. It is made up of a virtually flat, entirely enclosed, more than 4,200-m² trapezoid shaped garden. The house is topped with single-sloped or gabled roofs made of barrel tiles and with windows facing east and west. A double garage set perpendicularly and adjacent to the northern elevation stands next to a parking area in front of the entrance to the house, which is protected by an awning. A pétanque pitch in the shade of tall pines can be found in the western reaches of the garden, which is landscaped and carefully maintained.

The house

This single-storey, south-facing building was built in 1986 and has a surface of approximately 271 m². Its light-coloured rendered or stone-built elevations are punctuated by plenty of windows and doors, pointing to a bright interior. A vast, almost 250-m² patio, part of which is covered and boasts a barbecue, stands in front of the house’s southern facade. Beyond it stands the uniquely shaped infinity pool, around which there is a lawned area.

The garden-level floor
The entrance to the house is via the northern elevation, through a double-leaf door that opens into a hall, into which light streams from a glazed central patio, around which a vast reception room stands, made up of a lounge space and a dining area. The lounge, which boasts a raised fireplace on its eastern wall, is topped by a sloped ceiling with a height of approximately 5 metres and exposed beams painted white, like the walls. The approximately 62-m² room extends into a dining area and is paved with Burgundy stone slabs. Light pours in through two large sliding windows that open onto the patio to the south, further enhancing the brightness. A functional kitchen with polished concrete flooring opens onto the dining area to the west as well as a storeroom. Light streams in through two windows as well as French windows leading to the patio and barbecue. On the other side, an approximately 20-m² carpeted office with windows to the south and east extends from the lounge slightly below. The entrance hall also leads to two sleeping areas as well as a guests’ lavatory, a utility room and a staircase to the mezzanine.
To the west, through a door, a corridor leads to two bedrooms with a shower room, a third bedroom with cupboards, a bathroom and a separate lavatory. The walls of the bedrooms, which have seagrass flooring, are painted white. The other side of the entrance hall leads via a corridor fitted with cupboards to two other bedrooms with wood stripped flooring and a lavatory. The master bedroom next to a semi-open bathroom forms an around 26-m² space into which light streams through a patio door and a window opening eastwards onto the patio. At the end of the corridor, there is a fifth and final bedroom, which opens onto the patio to the east and is adjacent to a bathroom. An almost 15-m² mezzanine overlooks the lounge, can be reached by a staircase from the entrance hall and could be expanded.
The basement
The approximately 10-m² cellar can be reached from a staircase in the utility room and extends from the crawl space.