A fisherman’s house with four bedrooms, a terrace/garden and mooring ring, on the Gulf of Saint Tropez, in the heart of Port Grimaud. If you can imagine a scene, which is unusual in more ways than one, of a place where instead of streets there are canals and where boats replace cars, then you are on the shores of the Gulf of Saint Tropez in the lagoon-side town of Port Grimaud, which is a haven for all nautical sports enthusiasts seeking both a house and a jetty to moor their sailing yacht or motorboat. The house can be reached, after passing through the entry gate to the complex, via a small and secure street, allowing luggage to be unloaded, after which vehicles can be left in the car park one hundred metres away.
The house is part of a series of terraced homes forming a continuous building complex typical of the gentleness of the town dreamed up by architect François Spoerry in the late 1960s. His project was to build a village where sea lovers could moor their boats directly in front of their homes. The three-storey edifice, with identical surfaces on each level, boasts a roof made of barrel tiles underlined by a génoise cornice, small-paned windows, baby blue louvred shutters, an arched entrance door and pale-cream facades, blending nicely with the terracotta, coral and off-white neighbouring houses. It was built in 1979, is oriented east to west, possesses living space of almost 90 m² and includes a living room, kitchen, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a shower room, as well as two balconies and a patio organised as a small garden.
With a sky-blue backdrop, the atmosphere surrounding the house seamlessly captures the charm of an old Provence village.

House with garden and terraceSaint-Tropez (83)
Price :
$1,109,900
($12,470 / m²)
Surface89 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms2 land74 m²

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