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Stone Countryside Home with Pool in Private Setting, Le Marche Nestled within the captivating landscapes of the Marche region, this meticulously renovated country home offers a picturesque retreat merely a half-hour's drive from the azure coastline of Fano. Radiating authentic charm and modern elegance, this beautifully transformed property spanning 280 sq.m. is a retreat of tranquility and sophistication amid lush greenery. Step into a world where timeless style meets contemporary comfort - a haven meticulously designed to embrace the essence of countryside living. From its cozy living areas to the inviting pool and the enchanting garden, every corner exudes warmth and character. The Home Welcome to the Marche region, where the hills meet the seaside in an artful embrace. This home spans 280 sq.m. over two floors. The stone façade greets you into as you step onto the property, which stands out for its countryside charm completed by the best modern comforts. Ground Floor: The ground floor unveils a delightful fusion of a well-appointed kitchen and dining area featuring stunning stone and wooden details combined with state-of-the-art appliances. From here, step into the versatile office room which could also double as a second sitting room, followed by a generously proportioned bedroom. The floorplan is competed by a guest bathroom. First Floor: Walk upstairs and behold a spacious living area featuring gorgeous wooden floors and beamed ceilings, which leads you to the two bedrooms. On this level you also find a bathroom, as well as a convenient walk-in closet. The Land Step into the outdoor sanctuary of this estate and discover 3.000 sq.m. of meticulously curated garden. Serenity and charm mix seamlessly, creating inviting spaces that beckon for intimate gatherings and relaxation. At the heart of the garden lies the swimming pool, embraced by a charming tanning deck perfect for pool parties. Adding to the allure of this countryside retreat are practical amenities thoughtfully positioned throughout the grounds - a small garden shed, and a tool shed, which ensure convenience without compromising the estate's natural allure. If you wish to expand the property, you also have the opportunity to acquire up to 6 ha of additional ground, which further amplifies the potential of this home. The Location This stunning home sits a convenient 20-minute drive away from the coastline and the bustling town of Fano, located in the Marche region – an area steeped in artistic allure and breathtaking natural vistas. If you’re in the mood to explore charming towns, both Fano and Pesaro offer amazing opportunities for entertainment. These coastal cities boast exceptional seafood eateries, and you can also visit Fano's Roman remnants, partake in cultural events at the esteemed "Teatro della Fortuna," or simply unwind by the seaside, admiring captivating sunsets. Close by also lies the San Bartolo Natural Park, an outdoor enthusiast's haven. With 23 km of panoramic trails, it's an ideal spot for biking or hiking, or simply immersing yourself in its scenic beauty. EPC Rating: G Energy Performance Index (IPE): 160 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It Situated ideally for those seeking a blend of coastal living and the allure of Marche's serene countryside, this home offers a secluded haven within easy reach of major towns and services. Whether a forever home for raising a family or a vacation retreat for the summer, this is the perfect investment if you want to get the best of location, amenities, and a majestic backdrop for a luxurious lifestyle. Alternatively, you can also consider renting the home, as this is an area that drives a lot of tourism, especially during the summertime. The opportunity to further own up to 6 ha of surrounding land also makes this property great for agricultural purposes. Distances Closest Town With Services: 1,8 km Schools: 6,1 km Hospital: 14 km Highway: 26,6 km Fano: 29 km Urbino: 31,9 km University: 32,8 km Seaside: 38,4 km Pesaro: 39,7 km Senigallia: 50,5 km San Bartolo Natural Park: 55,8 km Cattolica: 57,8 km Gradara: 62,8 km Airport of Ancona: 67,8 km

ENEZ DISCOVER THIS MAGNIFICENT, QUIET PROPERTY, INCLUDING TWO FARMHOUSES ON A SUPERB LANDSCAPED PARK WITH DOMINANT VIEWS. THE MAIN PART OF 300 M² OFFERS YOU A GROUND FLOOR AROUND A LARGE PATIO WITH A VIEW ON THE PARK. IT CONSISTS OF A LARGE AND BRIGHT DINING ROOM WITH ITS LARGE CONNECTED KITCHEN, A BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM WITH A HIGH CEILING AND COMPLETELY OPEN TO THE OUTSIDE THANKS TO ITS WROUGHT IRON BAY WINDOW, A INTIMIST BOUDOIR CORNER WITH ITS FIREPLACE AND MEZZANINE CONVERTED AS A LIBRARY. UPSTAIRS, 4 LARGE BEDROOMS EACH WITH THEIR PRIVATE BATHROOM/WATER, OFFICE SPACES, AN ATTIC. IN THE SECOND MAS OF 110 M2, TWO SUPERBLY ARRANGED T2 APARTMENTS OVERLOOKING THE OUTDOOR POOL AND THE TREED GARDEN COMPLETE THE ENSEMBLE AND COULD GENERATE A RENTAL REPORT. TWO PLOTS OF 800 M2 EACH ARE STILL BUILDABLE ON THIS LAND OF 4800 M2. STONE, LUXURIOUS SERVICES, EXCEPTIONAL MATERIALS, QUIETNESS, MAKE THIS PROPERTY A RARE, MAGNIFICENT AND COMFORTABLE PROPERTY WHICH HAS KEPT ITS AUTHENTICITY, A REAL CORNER OF PARADISE!!

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A hillside villa in Toulon, south-east France, built on a 17th-century priory with vast wooded grounds and a sweeping view of the city’s natural harbour. An electric gate marks the main entrance. You reach it via a steep lane with two bends that is around 100 metres long. Beyond the gate, on the left, there is a large, flat parking space for four vehicles. A shelter there offers space for three vehicles. At a lower level, there is a half-open second space where two other vehicles can be parked. A few steps take you up to a wrought-iron double-leaf gate that leads into a covered entrance area from where you enter the house. The villa, crowned with a roof of barrel tiles, has two floors, extended with terraces on three sides. It was entirely renovated in the early 1990s, then in 1998. Its one-metre-thick walls rendered with roughcast bear witness to the building’s long history: the place was probably a priory that dated back to the 17th century – this is suggested by a millstone bearing the year ‘1630’ that was found on the site. The south-facing house is rectangular, built upon the rocky hillside with a flat ground floor. It offers a floor area of around 280m². Its many sliding picture windows across its facade herald a bright interior bathed in natural light. These windows are fitted with electric roller shutters. The west gable wall is made of exposed pointed stonework. A niche in this wall houses two small statues of cherubs. A vast terrace in front of the south-facing facade of white rendering offers a spectacular vista of the city below and, beyond it, Toulon’s natural harbour. On this terrace, you can relax in an infinity pool where you can admire an unrivalled view of the sea. On the left, two shelters offer shade and coolness in the summer heat. On the north side, two walkways lead to the first-floor terrace and the garden. The villa is surrounded by its vast wooded grounds on a slope.

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Magnificent Provencal farmhouse in a bucolic setting on 10,000 m² of land with small olive grove •Recently renovated country house with outbuilding - approx. 290 m² - 5 bedrooms •One hectare of parkland and shaded garden surrounding the swimming pool •Olive grove (140 olive trees) •Peaceful setting close to a village renowned for its Provencal charm and vineyards. Several rooms have independent access to allow the possibility of offering tourist accommodation. Provence Verte - Mediterranean Sea 1h15 away - Airport and train station 1h15 away

Once the private residence of an ambassador, before being transformed into a charming four-star hotel with 19 suites, this converted mill exudes character and charm. The interior is generous and bright. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. There are two catering areas, as well as a large dining room, a lounge and an equipped meeting room. The property also includes an independent four-bedroom house. Everything is in impeccable condition, including many new or recently renovated features. Outside, you will find 3.7 hectares of magnificent private grounds dotted with beautiful trees and adorned by a small pond, as well as a swimming pool area, a tennis court and a pétanque area. 10 minutes from the village of Grignan. 10 minutes from the A7 motorway. 20 minutes from the TGV station.

Located at the heart of the countryside, among the vineyards, and near one of the most beautiful villages in France, this elegant 19th century farmhouse, restored in 2008. Built on a generous plot of 5116 sq.m, the property extends over two levels, offering a living area of 325 sq.m, with ideal exposure to the south and east. The ground floor houses a spacious living room, an elegant kitchen, 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms with toilets, as well as a functional laundry room. On the lower level, which is independent of the main farm, a through entrance gallery leads on one side to an old stable transformed into a large workshop of approximately 100 sq.m, including a shower room and toilets. On the other side, a charming room with mezzanine and a separated kitchen are at your disposal. To complete this exceptional ensemble, an L-shaped swimming pool with its pool house, as well as two independent bedrooms with shower rooms and toilets. The entire property exudes a rustic charm, characterized by its superb stones, terracotta tiles, period tiling and marble fireplaces, all enhanced by a breathtaking view of the authentic village of Gassin.

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IN THE HEART OF LUBERON This completely restored old Bastide dating from 1790, typical of the Pays d'Apt, located on the border between Apt and Saignon, offers a living area of around 400 sqm It dominates in a superb wooded park with an area of 6.9 hectares. By pushing a superb door you enter a large entrance hall, three reception rooms, a nice fitted kitchen where you can easily have meals The differents floors are served by two staircases, a nice central staircase and a service staircase On the 1st floor: 4 bedrooms each with their own bathroom or shower room On the 2nd floor: 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms Level -1 is composed of a garage, a wine cellar, a laundry room, the boiler room with oil central heating The whole is in perfect condition, a very comfortable residence full of charm and authenticity. Outside there are also some very nice old features, large terraces, a magnificent pond etc. Then a large swimming pool of 20 meters x 7 with its pool house It is located a few minutes from the city center, its shops and its renowned Provençal market, it enjoys a nice view to the surrounding hills.

A characterful villa nestled in 25 hectares of grounds in a wooded valley by the town of Fayence, south-east France. From a country road, a track snakes through olive groves and woods into the valley and leads up to the property. A large wrought-iron gate flanked with two stone pillars marks the estate’s entrance. A caretaker’s lodge stands beside the entrance at a lower level. The track carries on among the trees. Only birdsong can be heard in the calm landscaped grounds that lead up to the splendid villa of local stone built in 1968. The dwelling was constructed on the higher section of the grounds. A parking area, garages and a shelter lie behind the house. Further on, there is a barn, which could be turned into a stable with looseboxes for horses. On the paved forecourt in front of the villa’s entrance door, a large octagonal fountain made of dressed stone offers refreshing coolness. From the house’s rear side, which faces south, you can admire a magnificent clear vista of the surrounding landscape. An olive grove on the left reminds you that the property is in a Mediterranean backdrop. And a vast meadow extends like a forest clearing in front of the villa’s rear elevation, offering distant views of the towering Massif des Maures and Massif de l'Estérel, the colours of which rival the sky’s palette of hues. In this wonderful outdoor space behind the villa, there is also a paved terrace shaded by three oaks and a swimming pool made of natural stone with blue and emerald tones. A little timber hut hidden among the trees at the edge of the meadow offers a secret spot that both children and adults will love. Several tracks wind through the estate’s private forest, five hectares of which are fenced off, so wild boars are kept away from the house and the bravest deer can graze in the nearby clearing.

A parenthesis in Provence Enjoy a pleasant and authentic setting a few minutes from Aix-en-Provence (8km NORTH) La Bastide, built in the 17th century, offers a peaceful setting in a privileged location. History of this bastide At the beginning of the 17th century, a Lawyer in the Parliament of Aix, had one of the first bastides built on the plateau of PUYRICARD, thus initiating the phenomenon of bastides, real 'second homes' of the time. In 1696 the map of the terroir of Aix en Provence counted only twenty bastides, whereas there were more than a hundred in 1820. Fleeing the sweltering heat of the city of Aix en Provence, where he owned a mansion, located Place de Ganay, he built, around 1610, a bastide in the heart of the Trévaresse forest and at the confluence of two valleys, an idyllic place if ever there was one. Subsequently in 1664, the estate was placed under the direct major lordship of the Archbishop of Aix and erected as a rear fief by Monsignor Jérôme de Grimaldi. From 1840 the estate changed owners several times and fell into disrepair until it was bought by its current owner. With more than 620m2, a forest of one hectare, a swimming pool and a swimming pool, enjoy the place in peace. A rare testimony to 17th century bastide architecture, the bastide is anchored in the hill from which it originated, the excavation of the hill having served as a quarry. Massive, but elegant, it satisfies the canons of Provençal architecture, closed to the North to protect itself from the Mistral, open to the South by high and narrow windows to benefit from the sunshine, and protected from excessive heat by trees of shading. The facade and the main volumes have been preserved, as well as the heritage elements still present, such as the fireplace in the living room, the old cement tile floors, the vaulted ceilings of the old chapel (currently bedroom 5) and the library (meeting room). The main stairwell, located in a corner of the building, typical layout of the 17th century, with its two niches and its imposing statue has also been restored to its original state. A body of building comprising a vaulted room on the ground floor, the living quarters of the farmer, and storage upstairs, was added over the centuries, thus constituting the farm, a corollary essential for bastidaire life, resolutely autarkic. A vegetal domain The domain develops on a green hectare, organized in terraces lined with terraces of dry stone, the center of which is the bastide. Each has its own function, like the rooms in a house. Below, the centuries-old basin that was the property's water reserve has been transformed into a swimming pool and opens onto a space of tranquility planted with olive trees and cypresses. A living hedge separates the vegetable garden from the pleasure garden. A little higher up, the main garden welcomes visitors with its imposing 17th century portal, and offers terraces shaded by a bicentennial lime and chestnut tree. The large circular steps give access to the bastide. A few steps higher, after crossing a corridor of boxwood, a majestic cedar of Lebanon has developed its foliage like a protective canopy for almost two centuries. A few more steps, and a dovecote, witness to the attachment of the Provencals to doves and other “bartavelles”, dear to Pagnol, dominates a circle of greenery in which the large swimming pool is inserted. Higher still, the Trévaresse forest regains its rights and stretches as far as the eye can see. La Bastide has 3 bedrooms, 3 suites and 4 apartments, all equipped and air-conditioned. A family home or a professional project offering an art of living and very good profitability. A HISTORICAL 17TH CENTURY RESIDENCE LISTED IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PROPERTIES, BASTIDES AND CASTLES IN THE PAYS D AIX (source René BORRICAND, 'Bastides and castles in the Pays d Aix') Aix-en-Provence Sotheby's International Realty, the international benchmark for Luxury Real Estate. Mandate 655

The Bec-Capron Immobilier Agency, specializing in charming and prestigious properties in Provence, offers for sale this magnificent stone mansion, from the 19th century, fully restored with a surface area of approximately 330 m2 (220 m2 LC) on land of 2.08 hectares. On the ground floor, large reception room of 56 m2 with fireplace, fully equipped open kitchen, utility room/laundry room. 1st floor, 5 bedrooms including a suite with dressing room and shower room, bathroom and shower room. 2nd floor, large living room with sleeping area and bathroom. Salt pool, heated with automatic shutter of 12 x 3.5 m. Summer kitchen. Large shaded terrace and old pond. Magnificent environment with centuries-old oaks. High quality restaurant. River on the edge of the property. Absolute calm.

A delightful villa with a lush 6,500m² garden in the town of Opio in south-east France, next to the Château de la Bégude and its golf course. The property takes up one of the estate’s highest plots. From here, it offers a spectacular view: from some spots, you can even see the Mediterranean sea in the distance. Moreover, the plot lies at the edge of the estate, advantageously positioned beside the forest that surrounds the latter. You enter the property via a driveway lined with vegetation. Two car ports stand beside this driveway. The house’s rear elevation then comes into view. This side of the dwelling includes the main entrance and a scullery entry. Two vast terraces extend on the house’s other side, facing south. One terrace is for meals and guests and leads down to a swimming pool at a lower level. The other terrace runs alongside the bedrooms. The garden is terraced with two dry-stone retaining walls and embellished with an abundance of plants. Tall, old trees tower among flowerbeds and clusters of lush shrubs. At the back, beside the forest, there is a pétanque court and a timber hut. The villa was built in the 1970s. It is rectangular and south-facing. It seamlessly links the rooms to the garden, which extends around the dwelling. The reception rooms and bedrooms connect to the terraces outside. The wing of bedrooms is edged with a small terrace of tomette tiles that leads into the garden and takes you round to the main terrace too. At the back of the house, the other rooms include several bathrooms and a kitchen with a remarkably spacious pantry that you can enter from the driveway. Traditional high-quality construction characterises this house. From the lounge, you can see exposed beams of the timber roof frame that crowns the villa. Local tiles cover the roof with respect for the typical Provençal style of single-storey villas in the region, yet a feature that makes this particular dwelling stand out is a protruding section upstairs that houses a special bedroom with its own bathroom and an office. The house’s thick walls are punctuated with broad picture windows on its south side.

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Located 30 minutes from Aix-en-Provence, this 19th century farmhouse is in need of renovation. It sits on magnificent rural land (around 80 acres) featuring majestic trees, a pond, a fountain and a garden enclosed by stone walls. The property exudes the magical charm and authenticity of Provence. The farmhouse, dovecote, independent silkworm farm and sheepfold combine to create an environment that would make the perfect setting for a film by Marcel Pagnol or a novel by Peter Mayle. Are you tempted to wake this sleeping beauty?

The house is situated in the middle of the Marche countryside, between Cupramontana and Staffolo, in the land of the white wine “Verdicchio”. The property has stunning views over the surrounding hills and the sea. The property is located at 450 m above sea level and only 5 kms away from the famous medieval town of Cupramontana. The House The main building measures about 250 sq.m. and has been perfectly restored with great taste and respect for the marchigiano architectural tradition. This lovely farmhouse has 2 floors with an internal staircase, but may be used as 2 separate apartments by closing the staircase. Ground Floor: This is composed of a large and bright living room, characterized by wooden beams, and is connected to a large portico, where you can enjoy al-fresco dinners. On this floor, there is a fully equipped kitchen with modern appliances, with a door to the garden. A large double bedroom is placed on this floor with a modern bathroom inclusive of tub and a spacious shower First Floor: The stairs lead to a beautiful open-plan living room with another fully equipped kitchen. The sitting area has a wood burning fireplace while the windows on either side allow the wonderful view of the valley and sea as per a renaissance painting. On the same floor, there are 2 lovely double bedrooms and a fully equipped bathroom with tub and shower. An interesting feature is a wooden panel/trap door between the first and ground floor, that can be used to divide the house into 2 fully independent apartments, each with its own entrance. The house was restored with excellent materials, retaining all the original features as the wooden beams and the cotto tiles on the roof, in order to match the rustic style of a typical country house with all the modern comforts. The house is central heated by GLP gas and/or pellet. The Annexes The property enjoys a small annex ( about 12 sq.m.) close to the pool, which can be used as a small studio with a view of the pool. Next to it, on an elevated position, there’s a pergola overlooking the pool with summer kitchen: it’s the perfect place to enjoy the pool during a hot summer. A useful enclosed woodshed which can be used as a car port and storage is located uphill, and is not visible from the house. The Land The house, annexes and pool are located on 0,5 ha of land with the established gardens and olive trees. The mature garden is very well landscaped and in a sheltered location there’s the 7 x 3,5m swimming pool. From the rose garden you can enjoy a stunning 180° view over the valley, with its green rolling hills and the medieval town of Staffolo, stretching onto the sea. The remaining 2,3 ha of property, includes partly arable land, some woods and a small vineyard planted with Sangiovese and Montepulciano grapes. In the last few years, a vegetable and flower garden, all irrigated, and an orchard have been made, with plentyfull home produce. Roses and other flowers have been planted all around. The Location The property is perfect if you like to live in the countryside, yet not too far from all services: with no close neighbors. It takes only 5 minutes to reach either Cupramontana or Staffolo, where you can find shops, restaurants, bars, banks, post office and all you need to live a fulfilling life. The property is also 25 minutes away from the Ancona airport and 40 minutes from the unspoiled beaches of the Conero area and Senigallia. There are several local attractions like the Frasassi Caves, national parks, lakes and also wineries producing both white and red wines. You can easily reach the city of Jesi, known for the famous “Verdicchio dei castelli di Jesi” (white wine) but also for the culture and traditions that go along with it. Many medieval castles are spread throughout the Marche territory. EPC Rating: E Energy Performance Index (IPE): 151,72 kwh/sq.m.*year Why Buy It This charming farmhouse in the Marche is perfect if you prefer to live in the countryside, perhaps making some wine for personal consumption, however without having to drive through long white roads. As a matter of facts, the house is easily accessible from a paved road and it’s never too busy, so you will enjoy your privacy and quiet anyways. The house is in excellent condition and ready to move into and it is very easy to be maintained thanks to a very linear architecture and finishes, in their uniqueness. So, it is perfect both as a home to live in all year round and as a second home for your holidays with family and friends. Thanks to the clever system to divide the two floors, it’s also a property where you can live permanently, while renting out the upper floor, thus getting a small income, to cover the yearly costs. Distances Closest Town With Services: 3,5 kms Pharmacy: 4 kms Schools: 4,8 kms Theatre: 17 kms Jesi: 24 Kms Morro d’Alba: 24 Kms Frasassi Caves: 30 kms Gola della Rossa National Park: 30 kms Airport of Ancona-Falconara: 35 Kms Senigallia: 40 Kms Beaches: 40 Kms Ancona (city center): 45 Kms Perugia: 103 Kms

Nestled by the gorgeous Sibillini mountains you find one of the finest country houses imaginable. Surrounded by olive trees and endless greenery, this impeccable 6-bedroom home artfully blends the best of traditional Italian design and modern luxury for the perfect family home or rental property. A panoramic pool, an expansive garden with stunning countryside views, and a private guest house are only some of this home’s amenities. Thanks to its great floorplan this country house can host up to 11 people in its many bedrooms, allowing for endless outdoor and indoor activities for you and your guests. The Country House This breathtaking 322 sq.m. country house is constituted by the main home (about 282 sq.m.) and the adjacent guest house (about 40 sq.m.), both with flawless drive up-appeal and excellent vistas of the hills. Ground Floor: You access this gorgeous country house from its panoramic patio. Turning left from the entry hall, you step into the light-filled living/dining area, which opens up to the patio through a series of French doors. This is the perfect room for hosting formal dinners – here you find gorgeous beamed ceilings, classic terracotta floors and a large table sitting up to 14 people. At the center of the home you spot the gourmet kitchen, which directly accesses the informal dining area. Its stone detailing on the walls, the timeless countryside home flooring and more beamed ceilings make the room feel like a classic Italian taverna. This floor also features an independently accessible suite with double bed and ensuite bathroom, a storage room, and a bathroom. First Floor: The outdoor stone staircase leads you to this home’s upper floor, which is constituted by four bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms. They all provide the best views of the Italian countryside, and you can also easily add an internal spiral staircase for extra comfort. This floor could be employed as a unitary sleeping area, or you could rent out independent rooms. Each bedroom has its own access from the main hall and its own bathroom, and more beds can also be added if need be. The Guest House A couple steps from the main home you find this 40 sq.m. guest house, showcasing the same level of comfort and luxury as the main building. It features an open-plan kitchen/dining area with adjacent pantry, which also enjoys outdoor access to the majestic patio. From there you then step into the large double bedroom and its adjacent bathroom which complete this amazing floorplan. This home is perfect if you’re having guests over and want them to enjoy their privacy while still feel included in the rest of the household. The Land This stunning country house sits on 9250 sq.m. of lush panoramic land, 1400 sq.m. of which is fenced and has been turned into a manicured garden. Here you find 25 olive trees from which you can make your very own organic olive oil, as well as a gorgeous 5×10 panoramic pool providing the best hill views you’ll ever see. Outdoor living is easy in this country house – picture quiet relaxation under the shade of the patios, cold drinks by the pool on hot summer days, or charming pool parties overlooking the Italian countryside. The Location This gorgeous home is located on a quiet but well-kept street in the hills around the town of Gualdo, a medieval village in the province of Macerata, Marche. Here you can experience true countryside living and breathe clean, fresh air. You can drive to the city center of Gualdo in about five minutes – here you will find all day-to-day services such as restaurants, grocery stores, pharmacies, and cafes. From here you can easily visit mountain villages such as San Ginesio (also known as the “Balcony of the Sibillini Mountains”), Sarnano and other towns in the Sibillini Mountains National Park. This area is great if you love walks in the mountains as there are numerous hiking routes all over. Other activities include skiing in the Bolognola ski resort or walks by the gorgeous Fiastra Lake. EPC: Ordered Why Buy It This country home is perfect if you want to make a change of pace in your life, move to the Italian countryside and live a quiet, relaxing life. Here you can have all of this while still being close to all services and comforts. Its amazing floorplan allows you to employ this home in various ways. Firstly, it can be a primary residence for you and your family, where you can raise your kids in as schools are not too far away. It can also be employed as a great vacation home in the Italian countryside where you can spend your down time by the pool, skiing, hiking or just relaxing in the garden. Alternatively, it is also great as a rental property as all bedrooms of the main house have ensuite bathrooms and could be easily rented out. Distances Nearest Town With Services: 5,3 km Sant’Angelo In Pontano: 5,6 km Schools: 5,6 km Sarnano: 13,4 km San Ginesio: 15,4 km Hospital: 20,4 km Macerata: 31,0 km University of Macerata: 31,1 km Ski Resorts: 31,1 km Fiastra Lake: 32,3 km Bolognola: 34,7 km Seaside: 44,2 km Airport of Ancona: 101 km

A 1930s traditional country house and its grounds of 1 ha in a prominent position in the Moyen-Var region. From the centre of the village, a main road winds its way along the river to the bottom of the valley. After approx. 800 m, a small tarmac road leads upwards to a lovely view over the valley. The property is on the left-hand side of the hill. Past the impressive wrought iron gate, there is access to a car park for around ten vehicles at the rear of the property, hidden away from the house. There is a garage on the car park and another one outside the premises, just in front of the entrance gate. The property comprises roughly 1 ha of terraced grounds. Mostly situated on the south side and above the valley, the grounds cannot be seen from the entrance and are only revealed at the foot of the house with its typical Provence colours. A solid, long covered terrace, which runs along the ground floor of the country house, provides optimum sunshine whatever the season. Below, a swimming pool has been installed on the highest level of the terraced garden. The building, mainly of three levels, is well balanced thanks to its great length, stretching from east to west. Each level has four arched openings, with French windows on the ground floor, small-paned windows on the upper floors, and semi-louvered shutters. The eastern end is topped by an additional storey, enhancing the impressive overall appearance of the building. Two balconies on the front elevation offer wonderful views from the first floor. Finally, a 2016 ground-floor extension, which houses a kitchen featuring large windows and doors, protrudes from the front of the 1930s building. The facades are rendered in pink ochre, and the shutters are painted light blue. The monk-and-nun tile gable roof is emphasised by a two-row Provençal frieze.

An authentic 17th century stone mill and its 3 ha park in the heart of a wooded valley in the hinterland of Cannes. A large wrought iron gate marks the western entrance to the estate and opens onto the central driveway. The banks of the river extend to the left of the driveway; to the right lies a wooded garden with a large stone pool and its water source - a natural quarry swimming pool - designed with the greatest respect for the environment. Continuing on, a professional summer kitchen with its covered stone terrace provides a shaded area for relaxation. At the end of the driveway stands the imposing stone edifice: its solid architectural style integrates surprisingly well with the landscape. Conducive to moments of sharing and companionship, its large south-facing terrace overlooks the river. A stone whirlpool bath and relaxation area on the eastern side of the house allows you to enjoy the outdoors in all seasons. At the bottom of the garden, there is a bowling green with bucolic nature as backdrop. The woodlands and the river form an enchanting place, a perfectly tranquil setting. From here, one simply follows the paths along the riverbed, in the midst of nature.