Description
Located on the edge of the canal, this villa is a real high-end jewel, whose design with clean lines lets nature express itself through large openings to the outside. This residence is part of an unparalleled concept of prestige. It has access to a private island on the canal of more than 2 km.
With 5 bedrooms and a spacious living area, this property offers a range of exceptional services, including a spa, access to the Beach Lounge and the beach, as well as a private cinema of 25m2 and a garage that can accommodate three cars. Built in a prestigious setting overlooking a lush garden, the outdoor spaces include a swimming pool with a giant retractable TV screen, a barbecue area and relaxing areas floating on the water.
In addition, everything is done to lead an idyllic life, with activities for all ages. The project will have a commercial space consisting of a mini-market, a kids club, a bakery, a pharmacy, a spa, a gym and several other shops. The place will also have several restaurants to vary the pleasures including a gourmet restaurant and a Beach lounge with a view on the Coin de Mire. Residents will also enjoy direct access to the beach and The Beach Club with all the benefits that the place offers.
Nestled in the heart of nature, the estate offers a stunning view of the Northern lagoons and the Coin de Mire. This prestigious property complex is an invitation to immerse yourself in the gentle lifestyle of the tropics. The location is ideal for future owners. The village of Cap Malheureux is known for its authentic and peaceful character not far from the emblematic Coin de Mire. Its famous church, Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice with a red roof, located in front of the Bay is one of the biggest symbols of the village. It offers an unobstructed view of the northern lagoons. Discover the pleasure of leading an idyllic, safe and peaceful life.
Many leisure activities and services will surprise you! From the seaside resort of Grand-Baie to the paradisiacal islets, Cap Malheureux is a privileged destination.
