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

Historical Property to Renovate, with Building Permit (Under Review) for Two Additional Villas with Pool.

Located in a sought-after, quiet residential area within a private and gated estate, this historical property, entirely to renovate, was built in 1926 by architects Henri Bret and Henri Draperi. It sits on a 9,221 sq m plot, just 200 meters from the sea.

The main entrance, sheltered by a porch, leads to a vaulted hall inspired by a Romanesque chapel of the former hospice of Les Arcs (Var). This hall leads to a staircase with cloakroom and toilet, as well as a library-living room, adorned with a 15th-century fireplace and Renaissance oak woodwork.

The northwest part of the house includes the kitchen, pantry, a restroom with independent access, and the dining room.

On the first floor, a landing provides access to four bedrooms, two of which open onto a terrace. The second floor has a master bedroom with a loggia and two additional bedrooms.

Outside, beneath lush vegetation, a former sumptuous landscaped park unfolds. A caretakers house completes this remarkable property.

The set of parcels comprising the land will, according to the building permit under review, be reorganized after a parcel division to create two building plots of approximately 3,500 sq m and the construction of two villas of about 400 sq m each with a pool. The sale price includes the approved building permits (subject to approval).