Villa Ttirritta, designed by André Pavlovsky Designed in 1954 by architect André Pavlovsky, a major figure on the Basque Coast from the 1930s to the 1960s, Villa Ttirritta embodies all the modernist audacity and finesse of his style. Nestled on a plot of over 2,000 sqm, this exceptional residence offers nearly 350 sqm of living space and features sculptural architecture with pure lines, a subtle blend of tradition and modernity. Living spaces From the entrance, the eye is drawn to the light and the generosity of the volumes. The vast living room of nearly 70 sqm, punctuated by large bay windows and opening onto the garden, expresses a true indoor-outdoor lifestyle. The contemporary kitchen, with cathedral ceiling and high-end equipment, extends this friendly atmosphere. The sleeping area Spread over several split levels, the house offers three main bedrooms, including a master suite nestled in the iconic turret, offering a unique atmosphere. The bedrooms all have storage space and private bathrooms. A separate office and workspace complete the ensemble, ideal for mixed use as a main residence and professional activity. A privileged living environment Outside, a landscaped garden hosts a 60 sqm outbuilding and a spectacular 20 x 4 m saltwater swimming pool. The property has recently been renovated in a minimalist and refined style, respecting Pavlovsky's modernist Dna while incorporating contemporary features: mixed wood/electric/gas heating, double wood glazing, double flow system. A rare signature on the market At the crossroads of Basque architecture and Mediterranean and Californian influences, Villa Ttirritta embodies a timeless art of living, between authenticity and modernity. A unique architectural signature, in the heart of a privileged territory: just moments from the Basque beaches, the Landes forests and the Béarnese traditions.