In Seillans in the Var, the former property of the artist Max Ernst is being put up for sale by the John Taylor real estate agency network. Between columns donated by Pompidou, earthenware signed Dalí and a swimming pool with a “unique feature”, Le Mas Saint Roch has what it takes to seduce.
Nestled in the heart of the village of Seillans near Nice, on a 1.2 hectare plot, Le Mas Saint Roch was once the home of the German Dadaist and Surrealist painter and sculptor Max Ernst (1891-1976). He lived there for about ten years with his fourth wife, the American artist Dorothea Tanning. With a surface area of approximately 625 m², this Provençal-style property incorporates elements inspired by the Italian Renaissance, imposing columns donated by President Georges Pompidou, as well as earthenware tiles made by Salvador Dalí.
With a surface area of approximately 625 m², this Provencal-style property incorporates elements inspired by the Italian Renaissance. Credit: John Taylor
A swimming pool with a “unique feature”
The first level is composed of a large entrance, a kitchen, a dining room, a living room with fireplace opening onto a covered terrace, an office, two bedrooms with their bathrooms and a workshop of more than 200 m² to be fitted out. With independent access, the second level includes a reception area, three bedrooms and two shower rooms.
The property is completed by a keyhole-shaped swimming pool, “with a unique feature”, according to the John Taylor estate agency network. Credit: John Taylor
The property is completed by several terraces, a garage and a carport, as well as a keyhole-shaped swimming pool, “with a unique feature, underlines the John Taylor real estate agency network, in charge of selling the property. During the full moon, it is perfectly reflected in it.”
Price: 3.2 million euros.
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