A wicket gate leads from the street to a flight of steps providing access to the main entrance of the house. Built by an architect in 1982, this L-shaped building has monk-and-nun tile gable roofs. The house is of Californian style, almost entirely on one level, with one storey devoted to a large suite, organised around a bedroom, and a few ancillary rooms in the basement, one of which is used as a home cinema. A 12 m x 5 m swimming pool and its vast terrace link to a second, more recent house, which is more or less square and topped by a pitched roof with the same type of tiles.
The grounds are trapezoid in shape and cover around 2,300 m². The lower part is lawned and planted with olive trees and other Mediterranean species.
It comprises a large two-door garage on the street side, accessed via an electric sliding gate and a small courtyard. At the other end, there is an outdoor parking area for two cars, secured by a second gate, also electric.

The main house

The ground floor
A glass door with a wrought iron metalwork reinforcement leads to a small lobby with the carved wooden entrance door at the back. This leads into a spacious, light-filled hall that houses the open stairs leading to the bedroom on the upper level. Various doors open onto the two staircases that provide access to the basement rooms and a guest lavatory. Two steps to the right provide access to a vast reception area comprising a slightly raised dining room and a large sitting room below, featuring a contemporary fireplace with brick hearth. Three patio doors open out to the garden. The dining room and adjoining kitchen boast large windows overlooking the sea. The white flagstone floor, combined with the cream colour of the walls, enhances the impression of spaciousness.
The entrance hall also serves three bedrooms on this level. There is a small corridor leading to the largest bedroom, as well as a green-tiled shower room and lavatory. With a floor area of around 22 m² and cream-coloured walls, it connects to the garden at the rear of the house via glazed double doors. Directly off the entrance hall, the second bedroom of almost 17 m², with black and white walls has a glass door opening onto the pool terrace. The en-suite bathroom with toilet is tiled in red and white. The third and last room is in the roofspace and currently used as a study. It has a floor area of roughly 15 m² and varnished exposed ceiling beams. All three rooms have contemporary hardwood floors.
The upstairs
A metal-framed suspended staircase with wooden treads and no risers connects to a small gallery leading to the master bedroom. This bedroom of roughly 22 m² opens out onto the pool and garden via a glass door leading to a small balcony with a decorative wooden balustrade. The flooring is of herringbone parquet. It is next to a large shower room with toilet in black and white tones, which in turn opens onto a very large 23 m² walk-in wardrobe, with the section along the window having been converted into a study. The bedroom and walk-in closet are located under the sloping ceiling with exposed varnished beams, while the shower room has a false ceiling.
The basement
The two separate parts of the lower level are linked to the house by two internal staircases and also connect to the garden. The first features a shared closet and a large laundry room lit by a sliding glass door. The second is used as a cinema room, but can be converted into a gym, a billiard room or a fifth bedroom if required. It opens onto the outside through a door topped by a curved metal canopy.