AMBLETEUSE, Calais 62164

An exceptional property, listed as a cultural heritage site Located a few steps from the sea, the "Maris Stella" villa is one of the few holiday buildings from the early twentieth century to have survived the destruction of the Second World War in Ambleteuse. Built in 1912 by the Parisian architect Gaston Dezermaux, it is now one of the seven buildings inventoried as part of the town's cultural heritage. Acquiring Maris Stella means buying much more than a house: it means becoming the guardian of a piece of local history, in a preserved setting between dunes, Slack and maritime panorama. --- A generous house, ideal for a large family or a reception project With a living area of 272 m2, this house offers rare volumes in the area: 8 bedrooms, allowing you to accommodate family and friends, to create master suites, guest rooms, or to consider a guest house / gîte type project (subject to authorisations). Beautiful living spaces: large living room, dining room, relaxation areas, with a strong potential to enhance the original character. A large garage, a valuable asset in a seaside resort where parking and storage are often limited. The current configuration offers great flexibility: spacious main residence, family pied-à-mer, seasonal rental investment, or mixed project (housing + hospitality activity). --- Living environment and environment Privileged location in Ambleteuse, a seaside resort with a rich heritage (Fort Vauban, Villa Robinson, etc.). Close to the beach, coastal paths and the heart of the village. Quiet, residential and highly sought-after environment, between land and sea. Main features Early XX character house, typical of the seaside villas of the Opal Coast. Living area: 272 m2. 8 bedrooms. Large garage + parking possibilities Mature garden, terrace, pleasant and easy to maintain exterior. Cachet preserved: volumes, high ceilings, period features (4.00 % fees including VAT to be paid by the buyer.) Emma SOULOUMIAC (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 908210735 - Boulogne-sur-Mer.