Modern architect Villa, with swimming pool, very nice and wooded garden and view

Magnificent and original recent contemporary architect-designed villa of 250 m2 in the shape of a spiral, winding around a superb patio of 80 m2 in wood and exotic vegetation, surrounded by a large terrace of 180 m2 lined with palm trees and leading to the superb infinity pool of 65 m2 (snail-shaped, with 10 linear meters of overflow), the 7-seater jacuzzi, and the dominant view over the valley. 4 bedrooms including 2 with private bathroom and 1 with private terrace, 1 independent bathroom, luxury services, all comfort (air conditioning, central aspiration, fireplace, LCD TV 136 cm, weight bench, large electric stainless steel plancha, neat decoration, large volumes in the kitchen and living room with exposed beams and mezzanine, many windows overlooking a large terrace, the patio, or the immense and magnificent landscaped garden of 4000 m2 without vis-à-vis, quiet and secure. The garden, the terraces, the patio and the pool are lit, giving a different atmosphere and very friendly from nightfall. Ideally located between the Mediterranean Sea (30 minutes) and the hinterland of the Hérault (20 minutes from the gorges of the Hérault), 15 minutes from the beautiful city of Montpellier, on the outskirts of a residential village of 2000 inhabitants surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and garrigue. Many activities on site: private multisport field (with petanque, ping-pong, archery, badminton, volleyball), hiking and mountain biking from the villa (bicycles not provided). Many activities in the surroundings: descent of the gorges of the Hérault by canoe, visit of the village of St Guilhem le Désert, Golf, tennis, karting circuit 10 minutes, bike rides or mountain biking, hiking, visit of the Camargue, Montpellier (place de la Comédie, museums,...), Sète, seafood tasting from the Thau lagoon, seaside resorts of Palavas, La Grand Motte, ...
Attention!: the villa is perfect for resting, not for partying outside (the neighborhood’s internal regulations impose calm from 11pm).