Perched on the heights of the highly sought-after Lônes district in Six-Fours-les-Plages, this 1970s residence stands out with its unique architecture reminiscent of a small Provençal château. Nestled on a 690 sq m plot, this 130 sq m property, complemented by a 100 sq m garage, cellars, and outbuildings, offers remarkable renovation potential for those seeking ambitious projects. Its reimagined farmhouse style, tower, and expansive terraces make it an exceptional property with timeless charm. The entrance immediately reveals the property's distinctive character with a tower housing a magnificent marble staircase and wrought ironwork. The living spaces, bathed in light thanks to generous windows, are arranged around a spacious living room featuring a traditional fireplace. The current layout allows for a fluid flow between rooms, making it possible to envision a contemporary reinterpretation while preserving the building's character. On each floor, windows frame unique views of the Mediterranean, inviting the sea into the heart of everyday life. Outside, the garden is adorned with lush wisteria, creating a bucolic and shaded setting. Green spaces surround the building, offering peace and privacy. The panoramic view of the renowned "Baie du Soleil" (Bay of the Sun), stretching between Six-Fours and Sanary, is a constant spectacle. The immediate surroundings are equally desirable: sandy beaches, schools, and local shops are just a few minutes' walk away, combining tranquility with city life. This villa, with its strong identity, represents a rare opportunity in the area. Its unique architectural silhouette and sought-after location make it a singular property, ideal for transformation into a personalized, prestigious residence. ENERGY RATING: G 427 / CLIMATE RATING: C 14 Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices for 2021, 2022, and 2023: between EUR 4,450 and EUR6,020. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website : www.georisques.gouv.fr Samuel Arzoine

Ad reference 15628