In a natural setting where cork oaks rub shoulders with scrubland shrubs, stands a vernacular house on its rock facing the infinite blue of the sea and sky. At an altitude of 300 m, this eagle’s nest and its two hectares await you. The arrival by a small road overhanging the bay prepares you for the sensory experience of this rare and sought-after location. As soon as you enter the gate, two gray donkeys greet you in front of a dry stone tower. The mimosas give off their sweet scent, the cicadas chirp: you are in paradise! The heavy door takes you inside this cozy cocoon: the terracotta of the floor matches the beams of the frame to give an undeniable charm to this stay facing the islands. A stove is there to comfort you in winter. A blue and white kitchen, two bedrooms and their bathrooms make up this living space on one level. This continues on the large terrace made of Bormes stone, well sheltered from the prevailing winds with its barbecue built into the wall. There are plenty of spaces for meditative relaxation: either in the shade of the large cork oak, or on the terrace further down in front of a sculpture, a real woman dancing in front of the breathtaking panorama. Stairs along planted terraces lead you to the lower level: there, a workshop dug into the rock will delight artists. The water on the property comes from a borehole 160m away, a 10,000l water tank provides great security in the event of drought. All the plots are fully fenced and very well maintained by donkeys. The terraces are planted with almond trees and are awaiting further planting for almost complete self-sufficiency. In conclusion, this property in an exceptional location will delight lovers of peace and nature, making it a Thebaid 20 minutes from the beaches! Diagnostics not required (no heating system) Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Marie-Laure