Property reference AASF36-8
La Garde - Freinet, French Riviera, France
Part of 2-4 Bedrooms, New Build, La Garde - Freinet
Property reference AASF36-8
€449,000
Perfect for savouring the Côte d’Azur’s art de vivre, this intimate collection of 11 brand-new houses enjoys a calm location close to the centre charming of La Garde-Freinet
La Garde-Freinet's charm lies in its Provençal architecture, and the new-build houses have been designed to complement it perfectly. The entrance is through a wrought iron gate, leading to ochre-coloured facades with Bormes stone details, iron Juliet balconies, and wooden shutters.
Inside, the houses boast a contemporary design with clean lines, neutral colours, and sandstone and wide-slat parquet flooring. Spread over two floors, the houses offer two to four bedrooms, open-plan living spaces with equipped kitchens, terraces or balconies, and private gardens ranging from 90 sqm to 439 sqm.
Enjoy the French Riviera's sunny climate in your own private oasis. The properties come with a parking space, and you can add a jacuzzi or a small above-ground pool for an extra fee. Additional parking spaces are also available for purchase. Experience the perfect blend of traditional and modern living in La Garde-Freinet.
Opportunities to own a new property in this authentic village are few and far between, making this an opportunity not to be missed.
Whilst these properties are sold with no rental obligation, if you do decide to rent out your house when you are not using it, you will have the opportunity to generate rental income and access the hugely popular VAT rebate programme. Providing that some very simple conditions are met, this programme allows you to reclaim the 20% VAT from the purchase price of the property. If this is something of interest, our Athena Client Relations team offer a service that can help you will this process and we can put you in touch with our trusted rental management partner in the French Riviera.
Fortified since the 11th Century, La Garde-Freinet is set in the centre of the Massif des Maures and exudes old-world charm with its narrow streets with traditional names, Provençal farmhouses and village square which hosts a weekly market. A village which beckons to be explored on foot, La Garde-Freinet has a charming pedestrianised street leading to the village square where you’ll find shops, bakeries and restaurants, many of which have quaint terraces for alfresco dining.
Offering the best of both worlds, these brand-new houses enjoy a peaceful plot close to the Sentier vers Fort-Freinet hiking area and a stone’s throw from the centre. Should you ever fancy a day by the beach, the coastal towns of Grimaud, Saint-Tropez and Sainte-Maxime are less than 30 minutes away by car.
Property reference AASF36-8
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