HOSSEGOR, CONTEMPORARY VILLA LAC AND SEA

Description

Between lake and sea in Hossegor, a few steps from the North beach, discover this sumptuous contemporary villa built in 2021, offering approximately 206m2 of living space on a magnificent landscaped plot of 1,050m2, benefiting from absolute calm and an ideal south and west exposure offering exceptional sunshine all year round.
Designed for perfect harmony between indoors and outdoors, this property impresses with its generous proportions and high-end amenities, featuring a vast, light-filled living area thanks to large bay windows opening onto a superb 40m2 covered terrace a true extension of the living space overlooking an elegant infinity pool in a secluded and private setting.
The American-style kitchen with its contemporary lines integrates perfectly into the reception area and invites you to share convivial moments with family or friends.
Upstairs a magnificent master suite has its own dressing room, an office space, while a second bedroom and an independent bathroom with WC complete this level.
In addition, two further bedrooms, a shower room and WC offer an ideal space to receive family and guests in absolute comfort and complete independence.
In the basement, a space that can be used as a gym or cinema room, as well as a laundry room, complete the amenities of this villa where every detail has been designed to offer a unique lifestyle in one of the most sought-after areas of Hossegor, between the ocean and the lake, in close proximity to the beaches, while enjoying rare tranquility and an exceptional living environment.
Technical information: Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Offered for sale by the TERRES & OCEAN real estate agency, price including agency fees of 4.5%: €4,180,000, i.e., €4,000,000 net to the seller. Sales agents: Mathilde Vintrou (RSAC 918 907 767 Toulouse) tel: +33 7 81 86 40 19, Lambert Trebucq (RSAC 810 984 757 Dax) +33 7 69 95 04 01. Mandate 1836