Bastide Plascassier (06)

Exceptional historic property dated from 1640, once occupied by the monks of St Honorat island.
This tastefully restored property offers all modern comforts, situated in an exceptional setting of over 6 hectares with around 1000m² of living space offering 17 rooms including 12 bedrooms, spread over 4 buildings: Bastide, Mazet, Guest house & villa of 2 service apartments
2 other buildings, to be restored: A beautiful bastidon and tiny stone cottage both on 2 floors.
The grounds include splendid landscaped gardens and terraces, swimming pool with a stylish pool house & sauna, English garden, pond, olive grove, stream and water feature, bird aviary.
Outbuildings: laundry chamber, stone shelter, workshop, greenhouse, many garages.
Possible to restore the vineyard on the large gently sloping land terraces (805).
Energy rating: Blank
Greenhouse gas emission: Blank
Estimated annual housing energy costs: Blank.
Transaction fees (all taxes included) to be paid by the seller.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr
The picturesque village of Plascassier, set in an area south of Grasse offers a delightful living environment and lifestyle of Provençal tradition. The lavish greenery of the terraced 'restanques' and beautiful olive groves provides a unique scenery palette along with the enhancing fields of centifolia roses and jasmines, inscribed since November 2018 as a UNESCO cultural heritage for the know how linked to perfume flowers.
The district benefits from excellent road network, proximity to the renowned international schools, prime medical services and a plethora of small charming shops. Nice airport is merely 25 minutes’ drive time.
Wonderfully located in the heart of the Alpes Maritimes, thus offering many possibilities to enjoy activities such as the beach, sailing, golf, tennis, horse riding but also the pleasures of the first ski resort just 40 minutes by car, offering skiing or snowshoeing, canyoning, hiking, climbing and superb walks in the Mercantour National Park (981).