SETE, Languedoc-Roussillon 34200

On the first foothills of Mont Saint Clair, near the Corniche, this architect's house of approximately 230 m2 benefits from a particularly privileged location. As soon as you enter, the view is imposing. The property dominates the Corniche district and reveals a spectacular panorama of the Mediterranean and the Lido. A perspective that is wide open to the horizon, which can be found from the main rooms of the house and its many terraces. The impression is striking: that of being installed on a real belvedere above the coast. Located on a wooded plot of approximately 1,250 m2, in a quiet and green environment, the house bears the signature of a renowned Sète architect. Stone, arches, exposed frameworks and large openings give it a strong Mediterranean identity and a lot of character. The heart of the house is organized around a remarkable living room of 86 m2 with open kitchen. Generous and bright, it opens wide to the outside and takes full advantage of the panorama. The large bay windows naturally extend the spaces to the terraces, with the sea almost omnipresent in the background. The night area hosts four bedrooms, two of which have their own bathroom. The beautiful volumes and the distribution of the house allow everyone to enjoy their space while maintaining this permanent relationship with the outside. The many terraces offer as many ways to enjoy the place throughout the day. Some overlook the sea, others open more onto the vegetation. Below, the pool area benefits from a beautiful terrace and a covered area allowing you to have lunch in the shade, by the water, in a more intimate and preserved atmosphere. Close to the Corniche and the coast, the property benefits from a calm and green environment. Its dominant position and the surrounding vegetation create a peaceful and preserved atmosphere, just a few minutes from the beaches and Sète life. A garage of approximately 25 m2 as well as the possibility of parking three vehicles complete the set. A singular house, whose volumes and architecture immediately seduce, but whose real signature remains this view: spectacular, omnipresent, with that rare sensation of dominating the Corniche and having the Mediterranean at its feet.