French Riviera Estate with Sea Access, Hidden on Toulon’s San Peyre Coast
Toulon rarely makes the front page of Riviera real estate, but that’s part of its quiet pull. On the city’s San Peyre coast—a stretch known more to insiders than to search engines—a rare hillside estate with direct sea access has just come to market at €4.6 million, listed exclusively with L'Exploreur.
Perched 40 meters (131 feet) above the waterline and just 200 meters (656 feet) from shore, the property unfolds over 2.9 hectares (7.2 acres) of south-facing terraced land. The setting is discreet: between a centuries-old chapel and the calm curve of Anse San Peyre, a preserved cove where fishermen still moor boats the old way. It’s the kind of coastal Riviera most people never get to see.
The main residence spans roughly 350 square meters (3,767 square feet), with five bedrooms—including two suites—a rotunda winter salon, and a luminous triple reception that opens onto a broad terrace. The house isn’t overly styled. It’s confident in its bones—preserved with care, updated where it matters. Dry-stone walls, a working atelier, a converted attic, and generous volume throughout give it quiet presence without pretense.
Outside, the park-like grounds include a 12x5-meter (39x16-foot) pool, two masonry outbuildings, and a separate 40-square-meter (430-square-foot) caretaker’s house tucked neatly behind the main structure. The entire estate is invisible from the road and connected to the shoreline by a discreet coastal footpath—offering privacy without isolation.
While buyers still orbit Saint-Tropez and Cap Ferrat, those in the know are turning toward Toulon’s quieter enclaves. Properties like this don’t come up often—especially not with land, light, and lineage this strong.
Photographs by Hervé Le Dû. All photos belong to the listing agency.
