Located in the Perfume Capital, this Provençal country house enjoys a prestigious setting, with no overlooking neighbours, offering views over the surrounding countryside with the sea in the background. Its 2.4-hectare park features formal French gardens created in the 1930s, then redesigned and extended in 2018 by renowned landscape architect Jean Mus.
Combining old-world charm with modern comfort, the property also stands out for its remarkable architecture, notably an exceptional 60 m² reception room designed by Emilio Terry in the 1960s, with over 4 metres of ceiling height and opening onto a summer terrace facing a Koi carp pond and the gardens.
From the entrance, the residence reveals itself as a private mansion: generous volumes, fluid circulation and a serene atmosphere, where light flows from one space to another. Stone and parquet floors lend timeless elegance, while the 6 en-suite bedrooms offer cocoon-like privacy: the villa is designed to entertain with distinction and to live day to day with absolute ease.
The amenities enhance this sense of exclusivity: built-in storage, a separate kitchen, dining room and a private room designed for exceptional moments, guest toilets and an indoor laundry room.
Outside, the swimming pool becomes an azure mirror between garden and patio, and the terrace lends itself to long dinners facing open vistas, between sea and hills. Modern comfort is ensured by gas heating and a heat pump, and total peace of mind thanks to 24/7 security, complemented by an alarm system and video surveillance.
Energy performance diagnosis: 241 – E
Greenhouse gas emissions: 62 - E
Estimated annual energy costs for the dwelling: 10,660 to 14,422 euros.
Transaction fees incl. VAT payable by the seller.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr