Seaside villa with garden and terrace Saint-Jean-le-Thomas (50)by pozzo immobilier

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Seaside villa with garden and terraceSaint-Jean-le-Thomas (50)
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Surface480 m²bedrooms6 land2.3 ha

Discover this unique and exceptional residence, "Villa Le Gaudin", located in the heart of the small seaside resort of Saint-Jean-Le-Thomas. With 480 m2 of living space and 23,000 m2 of grounds, including 4,500 m2 of outstanding parkland designed by a renowned landscape architect. The rest is adjoining meadows, ideal for horses.
This unique villa, built in 1898 from Carolles granite, has been completely renovated in 2019 with respect for its architecture and with the help of a heritage architect. As a result, it has retained all its former glory and historic value. The hall leads to two sumptuous rooms: a 6-metre-high lounge with a vast granite fireplace, a bow window, large windows and a library. Opposite is an art nouveau dining room with a sky ceiling and marble fireplace, and a kitchen with a cement-tiled floor.
On the first floor, a landing distributes two bedrooms with marble fireplaces, shower room, anteroom, bathroom and majestic bedroom with bow window.
The second floor comprises a landing leading to two bedrooms, a shower room, an anteroom leading to a sumptuous bedroom with sea-view terrace and a bathroom.
The basement comprises a workshop/garage with an old granite fireplace, cellar and boiler room.
A beautiful 50 m2 south-facing granite terrace, perfectly sheltered from the wind, offers uninterrupted views over the garden, parklands and meadows.
This exceptional residence is complemented by a caretaker's cottage "la conciergerie", also fully renovated, with a floor surface area of 80 m2. The ground floor comprises a living room with fireplace, a kitchen and a shower room. Upstairs, a hallway leads to two bedrooms, one with a fireplace, and a shower room. In the basement, two communicating cellars offer additional space.
Don't hesitate to contact the Pozzo agency in Saint-Jean-le-Thomas on for more information about this unique property.

Advertiser reference : 48518Le Figaro Properties reference : 70713472

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Seaside
Garden
Terrace
Fireplace
Reception room
Guard house
Landscaped garden
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Seaside villa with garden and terrace Saint-Jean-le-Thomas (50)

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50530 Saint-Jean-le-Thomas

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