Pyla-sur-Mer Family villa

Available

Ref: MAB1074

Pyla-sur-Mer, Gironde

230 m² of living space
1860 m² of land
10 rooms
7 bedrooms
Gas

2 730 000 €

Close to the Cercle de Voile, nestled in a wooded setting, this traditional Gaume property stands at the end of a pine-lined driveway, on a vast landscaped plot of approx. 1,860 m², divisible into 2 plots. Built in 1926, the villa's charm lies in its architectural cachet and generous volumes. The first floor opens onto a majestic entrance hall leading to a living room and dining room with a central fireplace, an office, a separate kitchen, a laundry room, toilets and a spacious terrace. The first floor features five bedrooms, a bathroom, a shower room and a toilet. The garden level comprises a bedroom with en-suite shower room, a large bedroom with en-suite shower room, an additional room with toilet, and a small bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet. The property benefits from a remarkable natural environment, just a stone's throw from the Bassin, offering great potential for renovation with multiple options. A large garage completes the property.

Property highlights

Fireplace
Car port
Fence

Location

A short drive away

Sea
Beach
Airport
TGV station
Golf
Sea port
Supermarket
Tennis

Approximate localization of the property

Energy diagnostics

Energy performance (DPE)

-2 kWh/m²/year

Greenhouse gas emissions index (GES)

-2 kg CO₂/m²/year

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The largest ‘department’ in the south west’s ‘Nouvelle Aquitaine’ region, the Gironde is home to the spectacular city and vineyards of Bordeaux. Its renowned wine region, separated by the Gironde estuary, is made up of the ‘Left Bank’ and ‘Right Bank’ appellations (AOC) which include Saint-Emilion, Pomerol, Medoc, Saint-Estephe, Margaux, Graves, Sauternes, Entre-deux-Mer and Bordeaux, which produce some of the finest wines in the world.

Located on the Atlantic coast, the Côte d’Argent is home to the tallest sand dune in Europe, the ‘Dune de Pilat’ along with the popular holiday destinations of Arcachon, Cap Ferret and Pyla-sur-Mer, offering coastal escapes to thousands of French and international visitors each year.

Gironde’s capital, the city of Bordeaux itself, is perched on the river Garonne and is a UNESCO world heritage site, blessed with 18th Century architecture and must-see historical monuments such as the Pey-Berland Tower, the Porte Cailhau, the Saint-André Cathedral, the Grand-Théâtre and Place de la Bourse.

Only 2.5 hours from Paris by train (TGV), Bordeaux, Bordeaux Metropole and its countryside have fast become one of the most popular areas in France to live, work and enjoy life due to its buzzing culture, historical sites, and magnificent landscape.

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