MODERN HOUSE

Built in 1996 by architect Bernard Bar, the villa showcases a modernist style, where lines, transparency, and the relationship to the landscape structure the space. The garden-level apartment, designed to be illuminated, finds its natural place within this space. Overhanging roofs and glazed sections punctuate its exterior architecture, while inside, clean lines, rounded shapes, and large windows define the spaces, creating a seamless connection with the garden. An elegant exposed concrete staircase leads to the apartment's entrance. The open-plan living area sets the tone with its subtly veined marble floor and fully glazed walls that flood the space with southern light, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors. In the background, a generously sized, pristine kitchen blends seamlessly into the living space. Open to the outside, it captures the light and extends into a pantry. Outside, the living spaces flow naturally into one another. A covered terrace opens onto a vast garden. Structured in terraces and planted with Mediterranean species, it forms a lush and secluded green haven in which the swimming pool is naturally integrated. The sleeping quarters enjoy the same privileged connection to the outdoors, each room opening onto the garden through large glazed panels. A first suite features a spacious dressing room and a bathroom clad in exotic wood. Further on, a second area houses an office, a marble bathroom, and two bedrooms. A large storage cellar and two parking spaces complete this property.