Villa For Sale In Saint-paul-de-vence Provence-alpes-cote D'azur France

This villa of about 375 m² is located on a flat plot of almost 2200 m² with pool in an absolutely quiet location, just a few steps from the famous village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, in one of the most desirable areas.

On the first floor, the house comprises a beautiful entrance hall opening onto a spacious living room with fireplace, an office corner, a TV room, an open plan fitted kitchen, all with direct access to the outdoor areas via large panoramic windows.

On the same level there is a large bedroom with a bathroom (bath and shower), a dressing room and a utility room with service access.

The upper floor consists of a beautiful master bedroom with balcony, adjoining bathroom (bath and shower) and dressing room, two more bedrooms, one with shower room and toilet, and numerous storage rooms.

The lower level has a huge basement of about 132 m², which is equipped with various relaxation rooms, such as a wellness room with Jacuzzi, sauna, shower and toilet, a great game room and a home theater.

The house also has a beautiful new and independent apartment of about 110 m² with living room, open kitchen to furnish, two bedrooms each with shower room and toilet.

Outside there is a private area to which are added several covered terraces, a very nice heated saltwater pool, an enclosed double garage and several parking spaces.

Furthermore, this gorgeous villa is equipped with underfloor heating, air conditioning in the bedrooms, water softener, electric gate, automatic irrigation and wonderful outdoor lighting,

It is simply a stunning villa.

Do you love the mountains, the fantastic views of the countryside and the French way of life? Then Vence is the right place for you.

Just a few kilometers from Nice, the small town is located on the hills in the hinterland and has become a Dorado for artists, art connoisseurs and hikers because of its unique location. Light atmospheres that are unparalleled inspire not only creative spirits to this day. It is no wonder that Chagall, Matisse and Dubuffet spent times of their lives here.