A Rudy Ricciotti–Designed Bastide Near Saint Tropez, 300 Metres from Pampelonne Beach

Available for summer rental, the property includes a helipad and is set within landscaped grounds in Ramatuelle, offering access to Pampelonne Beach and Saint-Tropez while avoiding peak-season traffic.

Set in Ramatuelle, within walking distance of Pampelonne Beach on the French Riviera, the property offers access to both Saint-Tropez and the coastline while maintaining a more private setting away from peak-season activity.

Designed in 2007 by French architect Rudy Ricciotti, known for projects including the MuCEM in Marseille, the house draws on the forms of traditional Mediterranean rural buildings, with volumes oriented toward outdoor living.

It is set within approximately 2 hectares (4.94 acres) of grounds including pine forest, vineyards and orchards. The property is available for seasonal rental through L’Exploreur, with pricing and availability on request.

Accommodation is arranged across seven bedrooms configured with en-suite bathrooms, with some rooms designed to be interconnected. A separate studio on the ground floor includes an additional bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette.

Interior spaces are organised around a central living room with fireplace, dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen. The space opens onto a terrace with outdoor dining and a summer kitchen.

The outdoor areas are organised around a square 10 × 10 metre (32.8 × 32.8 ft) swimming pool, conceived as a Provençal-style basin and set within the surrounding landscape. The grounds include terraces for outdoor dining and seating, along with a poolside bar.

A helipad is located on the property, allowing for direct arrival by helicopter and avoiding peak-season traffic into Saint-Tropez.

The property is available for rental in July and August through L’Exploreur, and operates as a guesthouse outside of peak season.

All photographs courtesy of the listing agency, L’Exploreur.