Ancienne propriété viticole avec vastes dépendances et jardin bucolique

Nestled in the heart of the charming village of Puget-Ville, in the Var (83), between the sea and the mountains, this 19th-century property seduces with its authenticity and exceptional potential.

Built on a vast wooded plot of 3000 sqm, it reveals a living area of 580 sqm, spread over 20 rooms and 12 bedrooms, forming a unique real estate complex composed of a main house and two independent wings.
Formerly a wine estate or even an oil mill, it is full of history and spaces to reinvent.

The generous volumes are spread around a main building and its wings, offering great modularity.
The main house of 360 sqm offers vast living rooms, decorated with period fireplaces and old tile floors that highlight the charm of yesteryear.

Two other dwellings of 95 sqm and 126 sqm allow for various projects, whether family or professional.
Old facilities, such as the vaulted cellars with imposing wine vats, bear witness to the property’s winemaking past.

The annexes, workshops, garages, attics, and outbuildings add an additional dimension to this property with its strong character.

Outside, the landscaped garden reveals majestic century-old trees and a pond that create a peaceful and bucolic atmosphere. A large terrace overlooks this green setting, while convenient access via a motorized gate allows for easy parking for several vehicles within the property.

The village of Puget-Ville offers a pleasant quality of life, close to essential amenities: shops and schools. Toulon and Hyères are less than 30km away and allow guests to enjoy the seaside, the TGV station, and the airport.

Between old-world charm, remarkable potential, and a privileged living environment, this atypical property is just waiting to write a new chapter in its history.

ENERGY CLASS: E181 / CLIMATE CLASS: E56. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR7,630 and EUR10,370 per year.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website www.georisques.gouv.fr for the areas concerned.

ELISE TACK