Description
Built in the 1970s, this 234 m2 house has all the advantages of modernist architecture: large ribbon windows with roller blinds, clean lines, a flat roof, and a rational layout in harmony with nature. Designed by the owners' parents, this house consists of two completely independent apartments: on the ground floor, a 134 m2 living space, and on the first floor, a 100 m2 apartment, each with its own private entrance, which could be ideal for a multigenerational family, for example. The property benefits from a 780 m2 wooded garden, a rare feature in the center of Aubagne.
Redesigned in the 1990s, the first living space located on the garden level offers a generous living space. The kitchen, adorned with multicolored Salernes tiles designed by Alain Vagh and a Cassis stone worktop, opens onto the living room with its glazed IPE floor, where large bay windows reveal the omnipresent nature. The custom-made furniture, exposed pillars, stone wall, and lacquered tubular railings all define the character of this space. The sleeping area is organized behind reinforced glass walls, with two bedrooms, a large, bright bathroom with blue mosaic tiles, and a dressing area. This level communicates directly with the mezzanine, which can be converted into a separate studio, with a shower room and laundry area.
On the first floor, preserved with a concern for fidelity to the soul of the place, the second apartment plunges from the entrance into the 70s with its marble breccia floor and its original doors. The kitchen is vast and independent, while the living room with its masonry bench and the dining room are articulated opposite the original fireplace. The living space facing East, is bathed in morning light and opens onto a balcony with a metal railing inviting the contemplation of the surrounding landscape. On the other side, the sleeping area is composed of three bedrooms sharing a bathroom.
Outside, the garden, planted with various Mediterranean plants, borders the heated swimming pool and its wall decorated with an original mosaic. It faces a pleasant pool house with a shower and summer kitchen.
A double garage with concrete curves closes the property.
A living architecture that allows for multiple layout options, in an environment of absolute calm.
