A contemporary architectural gem, this architect-designed villa, perched on the hills above Périer, boasts a generous 183 sq m garden level with clean lines, opening onto a lush 600 sq m garden complete with a swimming pool and terrace, nestled within a verdant setting. Built in 1996 by architect Bernard Bar, the villa showcases a modernist aesthetic, where lines, transparency, and the relationship to the landscape structure the space. The garden-level apartment, a highlight of the villa, adheres to the same principles: roof overhangs and glazed sections punctuate its exterior architecture, while inside, clean, curved lines echo each other, defining spaces in constant connection with the garden. A raw concrete staircase leads elegantly to the apartment's entrance. The open-plan living area sets the tone with its subtly veined marble floor and fully glazed walls that flood the space with southern light and blur the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. In the background, a spacious, immaculate kitchen blends seamlessly into the living area. Open to the outside, it captures the light and extends into a pantry. Outside, the living spaces flow naturally onto terraces and the expansive garden. Structured in terraces and planted with Mediterranean species, it creates a dense and preserved green haven in which the swimming pool is naturally integrated. The sleeping area enjoys the same privileged connection to the outdoors. A first suite features a large dressing room and a bathroom clad in exotic wood. Further on, a second area houses an office, a marble bathroom, and two bedrooms. A large storage room and two parking spaces complete this property. A bright, transparent, and fluid living space, entirely oriented towards the outdoors. Life in harmony with the garden Graphic architecture Omnipresent light.

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