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Apartment with terrace Royan (17)
1970s architecture, this high-end building overlooking the Conche du Pigeonnier houses on its 2nd floor an apartment with a sea view of 118 m2, in the front line, just 20 meters from the beach. Built in 1969, this 6-story complex follows the curved line of the intimate cove it dominates. The seafront façade, made up of spacious loggias, is animated by a play of railings alternating between fine metal bars and translucent ocean-blue panels. Accessible by elevator, the cross-ventilated apartment occupies the entire corner of the building, giving it triple exposure. The layout includes a double living room of 45 m2 with a terrace facing the sea in the southwest, two beautiful bedrooms, one with a private shower room to the southeast, a kitchen, and a bathroom facing northeast. Thus, from sunrise to sunset, all the rooms directly capture the sun. The openings are generously sized: wide sliding doors or triple-leaf windows frame the ocean in the double living room, while the surrounding greenery is visible from the bedrooms and kitchen. The exceptional brightness is accentuated by the use of travertine for a large portion of the floors, creating a warm atmosphere. The original mosaic tiling in the kitchen and the large terrace brings a touch of cheerfulness. The classic distribution for the period emphasizes circulation and practical aspects. The entrance and spacious corridors, the numerous cleverly integrated closets in each room or the back kitchen are characteristics reminiscent of a single-family home. Regular updates to the technical amenities allow for immediate occupancy, and a simple partition in the double living room could create a third bedroom. A secure parking space and a cellar complement the practicality of this apartment. A front line that will suit both primary use and as a vacation spot.
…$838,800118m²3bedrooms1bathroomBy Archik Royan
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House with garden and terrace Pontaillac - Royan (17)
Built in the middle of the last century, this charming reinvented house of 103 m2 flourishes on a plot of 343 m2 nestled just steps from Chay beach, which can be glimpsed from the exterior. Breaking away from the contemporary modernism of the time, its aesthetic reinterprets the spirit of the old seaside villa. It features an asymmetrical gabled roof and exposed beams beneath pronounced eaves. On the ocean side, the arched front door echoes the associated windows on the upper floor. A terrace sets the building back from the street while embracing the marine horizon. A stone-clad base elevates concrete pillars that support a corner pergola with crossed rafters, creating a subtle play of shadows and light. On the upper level, this structure transforms into an intimate loggia for the master suite, offering a breathtaking viewpoint where the salty air mingles with the scents of the wisteria draping the structure. Metamorphosed artfully, the residence reveals a ground floor completely liberated, dedicated to entertaining, while the sleeping area gathers its three bedrooms upstairs. The entrance revolves around a screen with slender posts and a slight elevation leading to a bright living room bathed in quadruple-oriented light. The limestone and terracotta fireplace complements the blond parquet flooring with golden hues. In contrast, the open kitchen asserts a strong material vocabulary: granite countertops, natural oak cabinetry, and patinaed stoneware flooring. At the back, a vast wooden terrace designed as an open-air room overlooks a carefully landscaped garden, sheltered from view. The upstairs landing distributes the intimate spaces. The master suite, enhanced by a panoramic Madhuca edited by Casamance, includes a private terrace, a shower room, and a custom-made dressing room. Two other powder-toned bedrooms share a contemporary shower room. The through plot benefits from dual access, incorporating an underground garage and secure private parking. An exceptional seaside refuge, designed both as a primary residence and as a vacation pied-à-terre for aesthetes. Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.
…$1,007,700103m²3bedroomsland 343m²By Archik Royan
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House with terrace Royan (17)
This large townhouse, designed in 1957 by Roger Mialet, features modern architecture and offers 256 m2 of living space spread over three floors, topped by a roof terrace overlooking Royan Bay, the town, and the estuary. Built on a 227 m2 plot, it is located 250 m from Foncillon Beach and the port.The architect has orchestrated a quest for lightness that is visible in the gradation of the structures: from the solid stilts at the base, the posts become thinner on the first floor, disappearing completely on the third level. The latter is crowned by a line of sunshades, the building's aesthetic signature. The ensemble is completed by the attic, added at a later date, offering a pavilion on the roof terrace--a space open to the outside and punctuated by the graphic rhythm of the V-shaped posts. The detail extends to the guardrails, which evolve from structural concrete to an elegant metal mesh frame, confirming the intention of lightness and finesse.Renovated in 2017 by the FMAU agency, this corner building offers exceptional modularity. The interior layout has been completely redesigned to form a complex and ingenious plan interlocking two dwellings and a gallery. The complex is designed to function as a large family home or as two completely independent apartments and a multipurpose space. Each apartment benefits from large terraces whose orientation preserves complete privacy.The interior design of the complex is intended to be as close as possible to the 1950s style, while preserving the original features that are still present. Particular attention has been paid to the colors, with the design of a wide range of subtle seaside shades, giving each room its own identity.Like a small private mansion, a beautiful main entrance lit by a glass block wall leads to the Comblanchien staircase that serves the upper reception and sleeping areas, with the lower level consisting of technical rooms, storage, and the garage. The bright blue color of the walls sets the tone from the outset. On the first level, a 55 m2 L-shaped gallery opens onto several balconies and is centered around a brick fireplace that stretches across a beautiful counter. A prominent pillar highlights the structure of the building. A new shade of blue adorns the walls, which end at the ceiling with rounded corners, while the floor has deliberately retained the marks of the redistribution: blond parquet and small tiles complemented by a covering reminiscent of terrazzo. The second part of the floor consists of a living area with a brightly colored open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms, a shower room, a veranda, and a large terrace. The two upper levels form a family duplex: five bedrooms, each decorated in a range of cheerful colors, complemented by two shower rooms and a bathroom with bright tiles. Some bedrooms have retained their original bathrooms, which are perfectly integrated into the many preserved features.Accessible by a spiral staircase that climbs skyward, the top floor is treated like the upper deck of an ocean liner with its laminates and curves. A living room with kitchen and a small lounge occupy a space where interior and exterior merge once again thanks to its surrounding rooftop overlooking the city: Notre Dame Church, Grande Conche beach, the port, the convention center, the estuary, and the ocean.A place that inspires the fantasy and joie de vivre of Royan's 1950s style, perfect for year-round living, vacationing, and open to new projects.
…$1,007,700256m²7bedrooms1bathroomland 227m²By Archik Royan
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House with terrace Royan (17)
With its contemporary architecture, this 195 m2 villa stands like a private belvedere amidst the pine trees, on a 667 m2 plot in the Parc de Vallières, overlooking the ocean, a stone's throw from the Grande Conche. Designed in 2010 by architect Laurent Geoffroy, the project aimed to create a home fully immersed in nature: the house blends seamlessly with the existing vegetation, inviting the landscape into every living space. The architectural approach emphasizes verticality and transparency. Conceived on split levels, the interior circulation mimics an ascent towards the treetops, culminating in a spectacular panoramic view of the ocean. The garden level comprises two bedrooms sharing a bathroom and a spacious wellness area with a sauna and jacuzzi, opening onto the garden. A spectacular glass and steel staircase, a veritable spine of light, leads to a 41 sq m master suite on the first half-level. Its balcony-walkway, accessible through a sliding glass door, seems to float among the pine trees. The upper level, flooded with light by a ring of floor-to-ceiling windows, houses a 75 sq m living area. The open-plan kitchen and living room extend onto a large terrace that harmoniously integrates with the trees on the property. The sea view is ever-present. The minimalist interior design highlights the natural panoramas formed by the ocean and the forest. Polished concrete unifies all the floors, raw concrete is used on the interior and exterior pillars, and steel and glass offer striking perspectives, transparency, and mirrored effects. On the garden level, a multi-purpose room of 28 m2, a cellar and a garage complete the high-end amenities of this exceptional villa. A contemporary seaside villa with spectacular architecture, yet whose integration into nature ensures refined discretion.
…$1,857,700195m²3bedroomsland 667m²By Archik Royan
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Apartment with terrace Royan (17)
A modern architectural gem, this iconic villa in post-war Royan, designed by Pierre Marmouget, houses a 122 sq m family apartment on the second and top floor, complete with a terrace and a lovely glimpse of the sea, just steps from Foncillon beach. Completed in 1956, the Villa Grille-Pain is a true masterpiece of eccentricity. Housing two apartments, a white concrete rectangular volume cantilevers over the ground floor, which is clad in limestone. The inimitable stairwell, projecting from the west facade, gave the villa its name. It consists of six cerulean-blue concrete curves separated by an assembly of glass bricks arranged like slits. Opposite the villa, set back from the east facade, an equally spectacular outdoor staircase echoes it: helical, without risers, and topped by a circular concrete canopy in the same cerulean hue. The design of the south facade, punctuated by large windows and trellises, offers a glimpse into the layout of the apartment's living area: its 42 m2 are arranged on either side of a sculptural, conical white concrete and brick fireplace--suspended and open on all sides. On one side, the living room faces a large, offset picture window designed to take advantage of the ocean view; on the other, the dining room benefits from a constant play of light provided by a wide lattice window, the upper row of which connects to the living room's picture window. The room extends onto a terrace sheltered by a sloped awning that runs all the way to the spiral staircase. It also opens onto the kitchen adjacent to the living room; an opening has been created between the two spaces, allowing light to flow through and creating new perspectives. The light oak of the custom-made room divider is echoed on the cabinet fronts of the contemporary kitchen. The porcelain stoneware floors have been preserved and restored, with their trim forming rug-like patterns and checkerboard designs. A rare find for architecture lovers. Living at Villa Grille-Pain means treating yourself to a piece of history combined with modern comforts. The fireplace and the two staircases, treated as true sculptures A demanding renovation carried out according to best practices An architectural journey all in one place
…$669,900122m²4bedroomsBy Archik Royan
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Apartment Royan (17)
Modern architecture, this seafront building designed in 1950 by architects Claude Ferret, Louis Simon and André Morisseau, is crowned by a vast 170 m2 duplex to be renovated, entirely open to the sea and surrounded by a 25 m balcony. Following the momentum of the bay, the curved line of the building is punctuated on the lower floors by loggias and red lacquered aluminum panels pierced with portholes. The two upper floors, reserved for duplexes, are enlivened by long balconies and numerous openings of various shapes. Accessible by elevator, the dual-aspect apartment, located on a corner, benefits from triple exposure and exceptional brightness. The double-height living room opens onto the sea through a monumental French window letting in the reflections of the ocean. The large volume highlights the original decorative elements such as the unique triangular fireplace, the geometric guardrail of the staircase with suspended steps or the glass paving stones surrounding the bay. The night area of this level, isolated by a hallway, is made up of three large bedrooms each with access to the balcony overlooking the ocean. The terrazzo floors here bear witness to the period of construction. The kitchen clad in terracotta tiles, the back kitchen and the bathroom open onto a small square whose primary red claustras brighten up the sober facades. The upper level has a second living room overlooking the living room, offering an even more aerial view of the Grande Conche through its large band windows. Two bedrooms with a view and a bathroom complete the night area of this family apartment. A polaroid of the sea.
…$1,120,200170m²5bedrooms1bathroomBy Archik Royan
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House with garden and terrace Royan (17)
Architectural style from the 17th and 19th centuries, this Charente-style residence, located 25 minutes from the Royan beaches, is nestled in the heart of a wooded park of over 2 hectares, in the commune of St-André-de-Lidon. Renovated, this former wine estate, restored in the 1980s, is now awaiting the project that will revive it, both as a family home and as an event accommodation facility thanks to its vast outbuildings. The main stone building houses the dwelling on nearly 350 m2. Surmounted by a cartouche recalling the history of the house, the double door opens onto the entrance hall, immediately illustrating the base: limestone floor layout and cabochons, doorways dressed with coffers, solid wood door moldings, flowered cast iron radiators, and porcelain handles. The curved steps of the elm staircase echo the curve of the wrought iron banister. The south-facing dining room features a simple fireplace with a staffed pediment. The large living room retains its herringbone oak parquet flooring and Crazannes stone fireplace. The generous kitchen with its terracotta floor features a unique corner cupboard resting on a stone stove and a raised cooking fireplace. A blond stone staircase leads to a vaulted cellar. The ground floor features a bright bedroom with a shower room. Accessible by two staircases, the upper floor includes a large landing and a mezzanine leading to four bedrooms, a dressing room, and a large bathroom. A games room with exposed timbers and a bull's-eye window completes this building. A second Charente house, currently converted into contemporary offices on approximately 300 m2, could constitute a second home with spectacular volumes, with its interior walkway with glass walls, its metal staircases, or its full-height workshop bays. The numerous arched openings let in light reflected by the travertine floor. Spanning over 700 m2, the outbuildings, consisting of workshops, garages, and wine cellars, some of which still have their barrels, allow for a variety of projects. Stretching all the way to the river, the park, with its varied tree species, holds surprises, such as an authentic Victorian greenhouse. A family-sized property with exceptional potential.
…$674,400354m²5bedrooms1bathroomland 2.5haBy Archik Royan
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Contemporary apartment Pontaillac - Royan (17)
Built in the late 19th century, this small bourgeois building located 100 meters from Pontaillac beach houses a 1,076-square-foot apartment with contemporary amenities on its single floor.Recently renovated, the pale stone façade is enlivened by numerous windows that hint at the brightness enjoyed by the apartment, which was completely refurbished two years ago. With independent access from the ground floor, a large reception hall with terrazzo-effect flooring leads to a multipurpose space (office, storage, sleeping area) and a laundry room. This is followed by a beautiful period staircase that has retained its wrought iron railing, enhanced by a light wood handrail, against a backdrop of Amazone wallpaper by Isidore Leroy. The black-painted risers add a modern touch that is echoed in the wooden glass roof at the top of the staircase. The latter creates a transition between the living and sleeping areas of the apartment, while also serving as a decorative element in its own right in the living room. No fewer than six windows illuminate the space, which includes an open-plan kitchen showcasing its worktops and ceramic splashback. The central island is extended by a solid oak snack bar that echoes the warmth of the herringbone parquet flooring, which unifies all the rooms on this floor. Cornices embellish the beautiful high ceilings. A hallway leads to the sleeping area. Two bedrooms, just as bright as the living room, feature numerous amenities. One has retained a decorative pink marble fireplace and the other benefits from a custom-made workspace. The spacious bathroom with its graphic tiles features a freestanding bathtub and a walk-in shower.An ideal place for a 'walking' lifestyle, both for everyday living and as a vacation home. The quality of the renovationThe omnipresent lightThe privileged location in the heart of Pontaillac
…$618,100100m²2bedrooms1bathroomBy Archik Royan
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House with garden and terrace Saint-Trojan-les-Bains (17)
Contemporary architecture, this house of 116 m2 of living space blends into the landscape of its 585 m2 plot, 350 meters from the beach, in the municipality of St-Trojan-Les-bains, on the southern tip of the island of Oléron.Built in 2010, the house reinterprets the architectural codes of seaside fishermen's huts. Like a carrelet (a type of fishing hut), a walkway leads from the street to the living area. Alternating vertical and horizontal boards, the cladding of this level takes on the traditional blue-gray color. On either side of the walkway, openings in narrow and varied shapes animate a sober facade. The opposite side, on the other hand, features large bay windows that allow light and views of the canopy to enter. The 'hut' is extended by a spacious platform/pontoon on stilts. Surrounded by a cable guardrail, its complex shape hugs the trees and the boundaries of the plot. Its double level enhances the feeling of a nest protected by the branches of the trees, a sensation that is also found inside the house. The color of the exterior cladding is echoed in the exposed framework that covers the volumes of the 42 m2 living room. Beams, posts, rafters, and braces thus stand out against the immaculate white walls and ceilings, as does the sculptural contemporary chimney suspended between two bay windows, cleverly disguised from the outside. Through-and-through, the room is largely open through its bays onto the terrace that doubles its surface. The kitchen area with its generous island is delineated by a break in the sloping ceiling forming a horizontal step. Optimizing the use of space, two sleeping areas, unified by their sea rush flooring, are distributed on either side of the living room. On one side, a true suite with a bathroom, dressing room, and access to the terrace. On the other, two perfectly symmetrical bedrooms with their private shower room. Each is illuminated by its French door and its original strip window. All openings in the house frame the vegetation. The layout allowed for the preservation of majestic pines that reach for the sky. Running along the exterior chimney, the terrace staircase provides access to the garden and a 4th completely independent bedroom with its own bathroom. A spacious porch, a reasonably-sized enclosed storage space, and a double shelter for a boat or vehicle complete the practical aspects of the house at this level.A house with an original design for a holiday spirit all year round.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$833,100116m²4bedroomsland 585m²By Archik Royan
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Apartment with terrace Le Chay-Les Gardes - Royan (17)
Architecture from the 60s, this house houses on the ground floor a 77 m2 apartment with its private garden/terrace, 200 meters from Chay beach. Just renovated, the apartment occupies the entire ground floor. The modification of the distribution of the rooms made it possible to create very distinct day and night spaces. Facing south, the living room with different atmospheres is made up of a cozy living room and its wall with jungle wallpaper, a reading corner / nomadic office with an ethnic atmosphere, then the open kitchen adorned with earthenware and original parquet flooring. in Hungarian stitch contrasting with the immaculate white of the facades.The decompartmentalization made it possible to maximize the brightness of the whole. A surprising convex mirror cleverly placed allows you to play with light and create perspectives. The space is extended outside by an intimate terrace which runs along the facade and ends with a shaded relaxation area and its tailor-made bench seat. Bordered by plants, this terrace constitutes a pretty cocoon not overlooked.The sleeping area, accessible directly from the entrance, has two bedrooms in soft colors. One to the West benefits from a large closet. The other, to the North, keeps things cool on summer nights. They share a bathroom and a very practical dressing room/laundry room. A relaxing and natural atmosphere both indoors and outdoors, just a stone's throw from the beach
…$495,40077m²2bedroomsland 63m²By Archik Royan
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