SYRAH

The house is discovered through a field of century-old olive trees, thanks to a plot of old vines sweeping up a steep hillside and, opposite, embracing the horizon, the Mediterranean Sea blending into an azure blue sky. Completely redeveloped over time, the house is spread over two levels. The east-facing kitchen allows for breakfasts in the sun. The L-shaped living room with its insert is bathed in South-West light, and offers views of the bay. Its terracotta floor recalls the codes of Provence. The staircase leads upstairs where three generous bedrooms with workshop-style windows opening onto the landscape share a bathroom in ocher and celadon blue tones with cement tiles. The master bedroom has its own bathroom. In the garden, Mediterranean species take pride of place: catalpa, mimosa, old olive trees, laurel, wisteria and even bignone share the landscape. The play of dry stone walls gives rhythm to the environment. The infinity pool facing the Bec de l'Aigle allows for a ceaseless play of reflection between the horizon and the sea. A shaded pétanque court completes this picture. A garage and a finished basement complete this exceptional property.