Located in the heart of the historic district of Pyla-sur-Mer, in the highly sought-after Robinson alley, this rare house benefits from an exceptional location facing the Arcachon Basin, with direct access to the beach.

With an area of approximately 170 m², this property is part of the very first houses built in Pyla, from the early 20th century. It is embedded in the founding history of the resort and retains a strong identity, closely linked to the birth of Pyla-sur-Mer.

Set in the first line, the house offers a direct and permanent relationship with the sea. The garden and terraces naturally extend the living spaces toward the Basin, creating a rare living environment where light, the horizon, and the landscape become integral elements of the house.

The property consists of generous and bright volumes, with several living spaces oriented towards the outside, comfortable bedrooms, and an authentic atmosphere, imbued with character. An outbuilding completes the ensemble, recalling the historical uses of the site, once used as a hunting lodge and later as a boat shed.

Over time, this house has also hosted artistic and cultural figures, enhancing its heritage character and unique aura. Today, it represents a rare opportunity for lovers of character properties, seeking a seaside residence combining history, location, and art of living.

Situated in a preserved environment, within a highly regulated sector of Pyla, this property enjoys a unique positioning that has almost become impossible to find on the Arcachon Basin.

A confidential and emblematic property, aimed at clients sensitive to authenticity, rarity, and the history of places.

This description has been automatically translated from French.

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Surface170 m²

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