St Paul De Vence Villa
Overview
Set in a dominant position in the foothills of st Paul de Vence, the property enjoys stunning views across the valley of Colle-sur-Loup to the Mediterranean sea.
The house has been fully modernised whilst retaining the traditional charm unique to the Provincial region.
The house is approximately 325 square meters. There are five double bedrooms together with a small separately accessed apartment (sleeps x2). There is a triple reception area with plenty of space for dining and relaxing to take in the views. A large separate lounge is equipped with a bar, TV and games. Outdoors there is a further covered kitchen, dinning and lounge area together with pool, pool-house and petanque area. Secure parking.
Bedrooms
Each of the bright five bedrooms has a double bed with inviting mattresses, ancient terracotta tiles, air-conditioning, en-suite shower room and stunning views far-reaching views.
Lounge
Out of earshot from the main house and bedrooms is the large lounge. Equipped with comfy seating, a large TV, games and a small bar..
Kitchen
With views to the sea, the main kitchen is fully equipped (coffee maker, microwave, ice dispenser, range oven and breakfast bar).
Dining and principal reception
With comfy furniture, the triple reception room offers various seating areas to relax and take-in the views. The room has a traditional feel with stone flooring, fireplace and exposed wooden beams. The dining table seats 10.
Summer Kitchen
The covered outdoor kitchen and dining area.is equipped with BBQ, plancha, and sink. The table seats 10 and there is a seperate lounging area. Sumptuous views, shade from the sun and a gentle breeze make this a spot many find hard to leave.
Pool
Around the pool there is plenty of space to relax and enjoy the views with areas to sunbathe or relax in the shade. Poolside refreshments can be kept cool in the pool house that is equipped with a small bar and fridge.
The pool is deep but protected with fence and alarm. For use outside of the Summer months, the pool can be heated
Garden
The hillside garden is formed with series of flat terraces separated by drystone walls. These "restanques" are typical for the region though not protected with barriers; care must be taken with children who could fall.
Mature olive, lemon and orange trees are found together with gape vines.