This villa in Boisvinet is hidden behind its gate and tall hedgerow. From the entrance, its elegant façade reveals all its authenticity and charm, carefully preserved since its construction in 1937. Entirely single-storey, it offers approximately 90 m² of living space and features a spacious living area of 41.5 m², particularly bright and pleasant. The generous ceiling heights as well as the large windows and French doors enhance the sense of space and bring beautiful natural light throughout. The house comprises an independent fitted kitchen, two bedrooms, one of which has its own shower room, as well as a bathroom and separate toilet. Outside, the garden offers two distinct areas. The first space, more generous, tree-lined and beautifully landscaped, is perfect for family meals or gatherings with friends and long summer dinners. The second is dedicated to storage, with two garden sheds, allowing you to store bicycles, surfboards, beach equipment and leisure items. Beach towels can also dry here away from view. Additional potential is worth considering with the conversion of the attic, which could allow for the creation of an additional bedroom, or for an extension, subject to applicable authorizations and technical constraints. Parking is available on the property and the gate also allows for parking space to be reserved on the street. And as an interesting detail, this house has borne since its origin the lovely name "Pollux". It has a twin house, named "Castor". In Greek mythology, Castor and Pollux are twin brothers, associated with the protection of sailors and travelers at sea… A story that resonates particularly with the beachside identity of this house. A villa full of charm, authentic and bright, where the spirit of the 1930s blends gently with the art of seaside living.