HouseToulon (83)

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Surface212 m²bedrooms7 bathroom1 land278 m²

In Toulon, in the heart of Mourillon and close to the beaches, a bourgeois villa of 210 m² from the early 20th century, to be restored, and its south-facing garden. Located on a quiet street lined with individual houses, the villa is characteristic of bourgeois residences from the early 20th century. Built before 1920, with an area of approximately 210 m² and oriented north-south, it features a unique body with a rectangular plan raised over three levels, the ground floor opening to the south onto a tiled terrace bordered by a stone wall and, behind it, the garden.
On the street side, the north facade, also made of stone, covered with a light plaster and animated by Provençal wooden shutters painted green, is adorned on the first floor by a balcony with delicately worked wrought iron railings, supported on six molded consoles that crown the upper corners of the openings on the ground floor. All the openings, rectangular and symmetrically arranged around the central axis where the entrance door is located, are decorated with molded white stone frames and, for the most part, topped with sculpted stone keystones with varied decor featuring masks or plant motifs. The facade is further topped with a molded cornice and rhythmically accentuated by a very sober floor band. Finally, the mechanical tile roof, with three slopes and two T-shaped hips, shelters a dormer window extended by a balcony with a stone balustrade and sculpted consoles.
On the garden side, on the first floor, a balcony extends across the entire width of the facade, similarly plastered and currently hidden by lush vegetation.

This description has been automatically translated from French.