PRESQU’ÎLE

With the addition of several extensions in 1976, the house has retained its original character while blending bold, more modern volumes. A huge terrace plunging into the sea and pine trees serves the original house, shaded by two majestic century-old pines. Renovated in 2016 and clad in black granite, the generous kitchen sets the tone for family homes. The entrance hall is adorned in light wood and leads to a first living room with a beautiful fireplace and a horizontal window overlooking the sea. Further on, a second living room in oiled light oak features a glass dome, providing zenithal light.
To the east, a large master suite with large dressing room and Patricia Urquiola tiled bathroom closes this level.
Upstairs, two bedrooms with sea views through the tall pine trees share a graphic bathroom. A glass passageway leads to the last two bedrooms, which also share a bathroom with a view.
Outside, in the garden, the ipe-lined infinity pool showcases the work of Le Rayol's gardener, called upon to create an invitation to travel through Mediterranean landscapes. Rare species stand side by side with local species, offering a feeling of being at the end of the world.