On the hillside, in the maze of the village of Les Fourches, classified as a 20th century heritage site, you access this house via the green roof and a few Bormes stone steps.

As soon as you enter, your gaze is on the deep blue and the inside-outside effect encourages you to discover the terrace to enjoy this panorama between sea and nature with the Levant Island in focus.

This level has an open kitchen living room, with its stone fireplace, a bathroom and a separate toilet.

Via an interior staircase, the garden level welcomes you with its two bedrooms opening onto a patio and the trees which frame the sea like a painting.

The house respects the codes of the Domaine’s creative architects, Henri Lefèvre-Devaux and Jean Aubert : local stone walls, cast concrete parapets, green roof to blend in with the natural site without altering its topography.

A real strategy of erasure.

The Domaine’s private beach, tennis courts, beach restaurant and grocery store are reachable on foot via pedestrian paths.

And the icing on the cake, the sublime sunrises on the island of the Levant.

ENERGY CLASS: C164/ CLIMATE CLASS: A 5

Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021 between EUR740 and EUR1050.

For more information on risks, consult the georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr.

Marie-Laure