Mauritius – Anahita Beau Champ – 329 m2 Villa with pool

Description

3-Bedroom / 3-Bathroom Villa located in the L’Écho des Champs neighborhood This elegant villa, with a north-south orientation along the prestigious Palm Alley, enjoys abundant natural light and features Mauritian architecture inspired by the traditional “vie en varangue” lifestyle. It offers a spacious open-plan living area connected to the outdoors, three bright bedrooms, a versatile room, and a rustic atmosphere enhanced by the use of authentic materials. The developing L’Écho des Champs neighborhood is located in the heart of the Smart City "Anahita Beau Champ". Designed with a rural and authentic spirit, the buildings blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings while incorporating elements of the site’s historic industrial architecture. Anahita Mauritius brings together coastal living and the authentic charm of Mauritian nature through its two distinct domains. Anahita Golf Resort offers marine leisure, a world-class golf course designed by Ernie Els, and exclusive access to Île aux Cerfs. At Anahita Beau Champ, lush greenery and stone buildings create a peaceful, village-like sanctuary.Anahita Beau Champ provides a rural and green lifestyle, combining well-being, local services, and Mauritian authenticity across 118 hectares in a residential estate with local architectural charm, set within an innovative agricultural landscape. The project aligns with a sustainable development strategy built around three key pillars—“GreenEst, HealthiEst, SmartEst”—inspired by the United Nations’ goals, with a strong commitment to renewable energy. Anahita Beau Champ also offers sea access through Amarela, its Beach & Boat Club—a prime location for dining by the lagoon, enjoying water activities, or catching a boat to Île aux Cerfs, complete with facilities for boating enthusiasts. The architecture of Anahita Beau Champ follows an authentic rural style, respecting the site's topography and vegetation, using natural materials to promote harmonious, sustainable living. Pathways and roads are designed to reduce traffic impact, encourage soft mobility, and preserve the landscape’s strong natural identity.