Bayonne, Aquitaine 64100

Built in 1973 by Yves Salier and Adrien Courtoiskey figures of the Bordeaux school of architecturethis architect-designed villa stands out as a rare gem where modern lines meet expansive, airy volumes. Avant-garde for its time, the home showcases a boldly innovative architectural style that remains strikingly contemporary. Nestled on a 925 m² plot within a preserved natural setting in a peaceful neighborhood, it offers total privacy and breathtaking panoramic views, revealing the Pyrenees, La Rhune, Les Trois Couronnes, and the Nive River. Designed across split levels, the villa plays with perspective and light. The entrance opens into a majestic living room, warmed by a stove and enhanced by vast floor-to-ceiling windows set beneath a soaring cathedral ceiling the eye is drawn straight to the horizon. The dining roomalso featuring a cathedral ceilingis bathed in natural light and extends onto a covered terrace, which boasts a custom-made concrete table perfect for entertaining in any season. The interplay of concrete, glass, and authentic materials, both inside and out, defines an uncompromising, avant-garde aesthetic. The fully fitted and equipped kitchen, complemented by a functional back kitchen, opens onto a patio. The sleeping quarters comprise five comfortable bedrooms, including a master suite with a large walk-in closet and a bedroom featuring a stoveideal for charming winter evenings. Four bathrooms and ample storage space complete a layout designed for both daily living and grand entertaining. Outside, the infinity pool appears to blend seamlessly into the landscape, extending the view toward the mountains. A spacious terrace invites contemplation, while a carport provides convenient, sheltered parking. A distinctive architectural signature, exceptional materials, and unique views: this villa invites you to live in harmony with the rhythms of light and nature.