Description
Hossegor, architect-designed villa in absolute calm, nestled in lush greenery, in a dominant location, without the slightest overlook and completely protected from view. On one level, it is made up of two parts, day side and night side, connected by a glass entrance hall. This concept imagined in 1945 by the architect Marcel Breuer is described as a “binuclear house”, which therefore distinctly separates the bedroom wing and the living room/kitchen wing, by an entrance hall. The day side consists of a very beautiful living space of 90 m² open to nature with access to the different terraces of the house, a pit with central fireplace equipped with a heat recovery unit, two living rooms, including one nestled in the pit facing the fireplace, a dining room and a fitted, equipped kitchen open to the living room. A pantry with access to the basement adjoins the kitchen. On the night side, a master suite with bathroom and WC adjoins two other bedrooms, a second bathroom, a separate WC and a cloakroom. The three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and have a generous ceiling height, offering the possibility of creating mezzanines for each of them. High-end construction and materials, lining of each wall with briquette plus insulation (no Placoplâtre). The roof has been completely redone. Seen with the town planning services of Hossegor town hall, but also envisaged by the architect at the time of the design of the house, it is possible to envisage an extension in height of the sleeping area to add several rooms. . In addition to the 164 m² living rooms, there is a spacious basement of 100 m² allowing several vehicles to be parked. There is also a workshop area, a large cellar and a shower cabin for returning from the beach. Outside, the magnificent 2,200 m² tree-lined garden dominates the area, with a 50 m façade facing south. The land is "piscinable" and would also allow the creation of a pool house (Point also seen with the town planning services of Hossegor town hall). The neighborhood is residential with no car traffic. An extremely refined property in an exceptional setting.
