In the heart of Port Grimaud, a house and its mooring ring. Imagining a place where streets are replaced by canals and cars by boats presents unusual views in more than one way. On the edge of the Gulf of St-Tropez, Port Grimaud, with its lakeside village, welcomes all lovers of sailing looking for both a house and a dock to moor a sailboat or motorboat. Once past the residence's guard station, access to the house is via a small secure street that allows for unloading luggage. A parking space about a hundred meters away is available for your vehicle. The house is part of a row of adjoining homes organized in a continuous built front, typical of the gentle city imagined by architect François Spoerry in the late 1960s. His project: to build a village that allows sea lovers to moor their boat right in front of their house. The house features a tile roof with a cornice, small-paned windows, blue Layette shutters, an arched entrance door, and pale cream stucco facades raised to three levels of the same surface in beautiful unity with neighboring houses in coral and off-white terracotta tones. Built in 1979 and oriented east-west, it has an area of nearly 90 m² and includes a living room, a kitchen, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a shower room, as well as two balconies and a terrace converted into a small garden. Against a backdrop of azure blue sky, the atmosphere surrounding the dwelling perfectly maintains the enchantment of an old Provençal village.

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House with garden and terraceSaint-Tropez (83)
Price :
$1,120,200
($12,587 / m²)
Surface89 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms2 land74 m²

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