Grasse, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Address available on request

This prestigious 17th-century Bastide, renovated by the famous English architect Norman Foster, who made it his personal residence, is the perfect blend of Provencal authenticity, elegance and refinement.
In a dominant position, its landscaped grounds, with their restanques and dry-stone walls, extend over around 3.6 hectares, planted with almost 600 century-old olive trees, 300 walnut trees, various fruit trees and two large vegetable gardens.
This uniquely charming property, with its heated swimming pool nestling in the heart of the domain, offers breathtaking panoramic views over the surrounding hills to the Mediterranean.
Surrounded by large shaded terraces, the main Mas spans over 600sqm spread over 3 levels. It features a cosy reception room with fireplace, a vast fully-equipped kitchen, 6 en suite bedrooms and a study.
A guest house of almost 100sqm, a large studio with cinema/games room and gym, a garage and an annex house complete this exclusive haven of peace.
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