This magnificent residence stands out for the abundant natural light throughout its interiors and an architectural design in which every element has been carefully considered to ensure maximum comfort. The combination of a striking floating staircase, impeccable wall and ceiling finishes, expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, and direct access to the garden and terraces creates an open, refined atmosphere. Floors combining natural stone and fine hardwoods, together with high-quality interior and exterior joinery and a thoughtfully designed lighting scheme, further enhance the property’s exclusive character and the exceptional quality of its materials.
The home features noble hardwood flooring throughout, top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances, an advanced home automation system, and state-of-the-art security technology. On the ground floor, the generous ceiling heights and spacious layout allow for a distinctive distribution, including an elegant guest suite with direct access to the garden, as well as a security booth.
The first floor houses the main living room, centered around a marble fireplace and opening onto one of the terraces, which connects to the dining room through sliding doors. This level also includes a cozy library and the kitchen. The second floor is dedicated entirely to the primary suite, conceived as a true private retreat with its own lounge, offices, two terraces, two dressing rooms, and two full bathrooms.
The upper floor comprises four en-suite bedrooms, each with its own sitting area, offering both privacy and comfort. All levels are connected by an elevator, ensuring excellent accessibility. The basement completes the property with a comprehensive range of amenities, including a gym, climate-controlled wine cellar, gun room, storage room, and a spacious garage with capacity for nine vehicles, equipped with a car lift. It also features a fully equipped, soundproofed multipurpose lounge ideal for events, along with a laundry and ironing area and staff quarters.
Comfort is further enhanced by an underfloor heating and cooling system and three fireplaces distributed throughout the house. Outside, a meticulously landscaped garden surrounds the entire property, offering various relaxation areas, as well as a distinctive heated swimming pool that can be enjoyed year-round.
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