A rare art of living on the Atlantic coast In the heart of the highly sought-after Domaine des Fées in Vaux-sur-Mer, this contemporary property is set in a privileged environment, between light, nature and the sea horizon. Protected by the pine forest and facing the ocean, it offers a rare art of living, where calm and elegance meet the power of the Atlantic landscape. From the moment you arrive, the clean lines of the architecture assert their character. Designed to enhance every moment of the day, the house opens wide to the outdoors thanks to vast bay windows, blurring the boundary between inside and outside. Light accompanies every space, from morning to evening. The generous, perfectly-balanced interior volumes are home to superb reception areas bathed in light. Noble materials, meticulous finishes and fluid circulation reflect a demanding design, conceived for comfort and conviviality. The mirrored swimming pool, a natural counterpoint, extends the feeling of space and invites contemplation. The night spaces offer privacy and serenity, with elegant suites designed as private refuges. Each room benefits from a privileged link with the outside, reinforcing the impression of continuity and freedom. Outside, terraces, landscaped gardens and open-air living spaces provide the ideal setting for entertaining, relaxing or simply enjoying the calm of a protected environment, just minutes from beaches and amenities. An exceptional place to contemplate, entertain and breathe. A home where light, sea and pine trees interact in perfect harmony, designed for a discerning clientele in search of a unique art of living on the Atlantic coast. To find out more and receive a personalized presentation, please contact us. ECD: 109 (index B) GHG: 3 (index A) Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisque website: georisques.gouv.fr

Built in the 1950s, this 204 m2 seaside villa overlooks its landscaped plot of 1374 m2 , 250 m from Chay beach.     The villa was designed in 1953 by architects Anibali and Raisin, who employed architectural techniques uncommon in Royan at that time. Rectangular in shape, the house follows the contours of the plot, which includes a small dune. At the top of the dune, the raised ground floor is accessed via a gently sloping path that leads effortlessly to the few steps of the terrace. Opposite the house, an open-riser exterior staircase with a central stringer and its distinctive balustrade leads to the main entrance. This entrance opens onto a spectacular living room of over 40 square meters , flooded with light: the two exterior walls that form its length and width are glazed from top to bottom. An array of original wooden windows—fixed, tilt-and-turn, or French-style—provides access to a large corner terrace facing the ocean, which can be glimpsed in the distance. The details of the original construction are striking, such as the seamless integration of all the roller shutters into invisible housings or the recesses carved beneath the windows to accommodate the cast-iron radiators. The eye-catching brick fireplace features an original beveled shape. It is complemented by a mid-century modern bar unit, set at an angle and nestled within a backlit alcove. The travertine floor of the living room gives way to herringbone parquet flooring in the three bedrooms on this level. Each bedroom retains its large, fitted wardrobes with light wood fronts that match the doors of each room. The master bedroom, facing the ocean, is illuminated by a double corner window and has its own bathroom. The two other bedrooms, facing the pool, share a shower room and overlook the garden through elegant, generously sized sash windows. A stylish kitchen, with beautifully preserved custom Formica cabinetry, completes the layout of this level. It also opens generously onto the outdoors. Two French doors provide access, one to a rear terrace by the pool and the other to the main corner terrace at the front, perfect for dining or relaxing in the shade thanks to its ample concrete overhang. Connected by an internal staircase, the garden level increases the accommodation capacity with two bedrooms and a bathroom. A double garage separates these from a self-contained apartment comprising a living room opening onto the outside, a kitchen, and a bedroom with its own bathroom. The garden offers different atmospheres: at the rear, the swimming pool and its terrace are shielded from view by attractive deciduous trees, while at the front, older trees, including a majestic pine, provide shade and privacy. ARCHIK offers you its teams of architects to help you shape this unique property and adapt it to your needs.     A villa for lovers of modernism who will restore its former glory.

Architecture from the 70s, this seaside villa of 181 m² of living space in the regional style is oriented towards the ocean which it observes, on a wooded plot of 1,282 m², on the second line on the beach of Nauzan.   Built in 1969, its architecture integrates many traditional regionalist codes in its design: entirely clad in dressed stones, two rectangular volumes are raised on two levels, the first rectangle houses five bedrooms and the second the vast living rooms. These two volumes are juxtaposed and slightly offset to create projections and recesses, on the facade and in height. The roof is thus composed of two asymmetrical lean-tos, one of which is raised, in order to form a vertical offset. The traditional volumetry of the house gains in dynamism. The sills and bands of the stone windows affirm the multiplication of openings. The main rooms open widely onto the terrace that runs along the entire southern facade towards the ocean, as well as onto the long balcony that runs along the western facade. Between the two, the corner has been hollowed out to create a terrace covered by the roof. The absence of an eaves is highlighted by the presence of two rows of sponge cake as a decorative motif. The arched and ironwork entrance door opens onto a vast double-height reception hall, surrounded by the timeless travertine staircase. The three bedrooms on the garden level share a bathroom. The upper level now has a large living room and a kitchen, extended by the terrace with a view of the ocean. Terracotta tiles warmly cover the floors. Two bright bedrooms and a bathroom complete the accommodation capacity. A renovation will make this house conducive to family life that will find its extensions outside, between terraces, a wooded garden and the beach.   A seventies setting to rethink.

With south-west exposure this house 150 m² (about 1612 ft²), built in 1967, with a land size of 403 m² (about 0,10 acres) contains 7 rooms including 6 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 5 toilets. It is equipped with a living room, with a Fitted separate kitchen, with a terrace, with a garage and with 2 parkings. Heating : Collective gaz.