Michael Zingraf Bassin d’Arcachon presents this period house located in the heart of the Ville d’Hiver. Built in 1902, this 240-sqm property reflects the architectural identity of the neighbourhood: simple lines, balanced proportions and a strong presence within a preserved environment. The landscaped plot of nearly 650 sqm reinforces the coherence of the ensemble. The brick façade and original features attest to the quality of the construction, characteristic of historic houses in the area. The interior volumes are clear and well-structured, with a layout faithful to the original plan and generous ceiling heights. Several openings offer views towards the Bassin from both the ground floor and the upper level. The recently refurbished roof provides a solid foundation for a long-term project. The ground floor comprises the reception rooms, a bow window suitable for a study, an independent kitchen and an additional space to be fitted according to one’s needs: a large primary suite, an atelier or a studio. Upstairs, four bedrooms, a study and three bathrooms form a consistent level with views, ready to be reinterpreted in a contemporary approach. A two-room basement, a utility room, an independent garage — with potential for extension — and a south-facing garden complete the property. The garden can accommodate a swimming pool or a structured landscape design extending naturally from the living areas. With its proportions, its setting and the quality of its plot, the house provides a rare foundation for a precise architectural project that respects the identity of the place. The Parc Mauresque, the town centre, the beaches, the train station and the shops are all within walking distance, reinforcing the appeal of this sought-after address. A historic house in the Ville d’Hiver, ready to be reinterpreted with a contemporary and refined vision.

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