Luxury Villas Overlooking the Bay of Saint Tropez on the French Riviera
The French Riviera property is nestled in nearly 10 acres of grounds with Mediterranean gardens and century-old olive trees, and offers stunning sea views from its elevated positioning in the hills of Sainte-Maxime.
Offering a luxurious lifestyle on the French Riviera, this turnkey property comes with two swimming pools, a heliport, a driving range, and offers stunning sea views from its elevated positioning in the hills of Sainte-Maxime.
The authentic stone houses on the property date back to the late 19th century and were fully renovated for modern living in 2019.
The main villa offers 4 bedrooms and open-concept living spaces which open out onto the landscaped grounds, alongside a wellness suite in the basement with a spa, hammam, gym, and shower room.
The second villa offers a further 3 bedrooms of accommodation for guests.
The French Riviera property is nestled in nearly 10 acres of grounds with Mediterranean gardens and century-old olive trees.
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French Chateau and Vineyard Overlooking the Dordogne River
The 22-acre vineyard is located in the famed wine-growing region of Bordeaux in the Gironde department of southwest France and presents a unique opportunity for oenotourisme.
The 22-acre vineyard is located in the famed wine-growing region of Bordeaux in the Gironde department of southwest France and presents a unique opportunity for oenotourisme.
The 18th century chateau offers 6458 sq ft of living space with generous reception rooms and 7 bedrooms over 3 floors, all overlooking the terraced gardens, woodland, and pond.
The property is flanked by two outbuildings, one a dedicated wine cellar, and another which can be converted for additional accommodations or as an event space.
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99-Acre Country Estate in Cévennes National Park, Southern France
A true hidden gem, the French property is surrounded by unspoiled nature in one of the least populated areas in southern France, close to the village of Anduze and 50 minutes from Montpellier.
A true hidden gem, the French property is surrounded by unspoiled nature in one of the least populated areas in southern France, close to the village of Anduze and 50 minutes from Montpellier.
Dating back to the 15th century, the property was the former family estate of Baron Pieyre de Mandiargues and in the 20th century, belonged to a famous Parisian art collector, Aimé Maeght, who was also an agent to famous artists like Picacco, Marc Chagall, Giacometti, and Miró.
Throughout the 1950s to 1970s, the estate became a mecca for the fashionable, attracting guests like Brigitte Bardot, Cartier Bresson, Roger Vadim, and many other celebrities.
Ideally positioned for hospitality, the French property presents a lot of potential to renovate into a boutique hotel, offering over 19,000 sq ft of living space across the main 15-bedroom house, a 5-bedroom farmhouse — where Picasso would stay— a 4-bedroom bergerie (former barn), and several independent apartments.
There are three swimming pools, a tennis court, and several outbuildings, as well as a light-filled 1291 sq ft orangerie, which could be used as an event or exhibition space.
Located in the Gard department in southern France, the country estate is surrounded by the unspoiled nature of the Cévennes Méridionales, a UNESCO world heritage site.
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Napoleon III-Style French Chateau, 50 Minutes From Paris
Offering peace and privacy, this renovated 19th century chateau is hidden from view in the heart of a 39.5 acre estate near Coulommiers, France.
Offering peace and privacy, this renovated 19th century chateau is hidden from view in the heart of a 39.5 acre estate near Coulommiers, France.
The 12-bedroom chateau offers 8072 sq ft of living spaces across 3 levels and a total basement.
Renovated to function as a comfortable country house, complete with an elevator, the chateau would benefit from further updating and is positioned for conversion into a commercial property (boutique hotel, event space, etc.).
The French chateau for sale comes with a 3229 sq ft outbuilding with a caretaker’s residence, sheds, a workshop and attics, along with a small house to renovate, and two listed storage sheds which can be converted into horse boxes or additional living space.
Just 30 minutes from Disneyland and Val d’Europe, and 50 minutes from Paris and Roissy airport.
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Belle Époque Villa on The French Riviera With Views Over Monaco
Offering direct sea access, the exclusive French Riviera property is set in the gated Cap Martin domain and nestled in under an acre of manicured grounds designed by the famous landscape designer, Jean Mus.
The villa was built circa 1889-1900 by Hans-Georg Tersling, a Danish architect who lived and worked for most of his life on the French Riviera and became one of the most symbolic architects of the Belle Époque.
Offering direct sea access, the exclusive French Riviera property is set in the gated Cap Martin domain and nestled in under an acre of manicured grounds designed by the famous landscape designer, Jean Mus.
The Belle Époque villa has been fully renovated for modern standards of luxury, offering 7534 sq ft of living spaces across four levels, with stunning sea views towards the Principality of Monaco.
The main 5-bedroom villa opens out onto the garden, with a swimming pool and a spa with hammam and sauna, as well as a pool house with a summer kitchen and an extensive wine cellar.
An independent guest house with a private terrace provides further accommodation with 2 bedrooms, and the property also comes with an independent studio.
Located between Monaco and Menton, the seaside village of Roquebrune Cap Martin is one of the French Riviera gems, attracting aristocracy and artists alike. It’s where Coco Chanel has her villa, La Pausa, hosting visitors like Pablo Picasso and Winston Churchill.
The Belle Époque villa is just 4 miles from Monaco, and 22 miles from Nice International Airport.
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French Village House in the Golden Triangle of the Luberon, Provence
Located in the heart of the village of Goult, the charming pied-à-terre is ideally positioned within the ‘Golden Triangle of the Luberon’, a storied region that is widely considered the nec-plus-ultra of Provence.
Located in the heart of the village of Goult, the French property is ideally positioned within the ‘Golden Triangle of the Luberon’, a storied region that is widely considered the nec-plus-ultra of Provence.
The Provencal property consists of a newly-built 2-bedroom main house and a 3-bedroom guest house, arranged in a ‘L’ shape and offering a total 3013 sq ft of living space.
The French village house backs a landscaped garden with a 26’x14’ swimming pool, with unobstructed views over the Luberon.
Within walking distance to village shops and a short drive from the region’s top attractions, the property is the perfect pied-a-terre in Provence.
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French Chateau and 49 Acre Estate in Southwest France
Embrace a gentle pace of life in the French countryside, just 5 minutes from the medieval village of Monflanquin, listed as one of the “most beautiful villages of France”.
The 16th century French chateau, remodeled in the 18th century, is set at the end of a long driveway, surrounded by meadows and a wooded park, featuring a lovely restored pigeonnier.
Renovated for modern living, the French chateau features bright living spaces with moldings and fireplaces, with an authentic kitchen in the oldest part of the castle.
On the first floor is the master suite with a large dressing room and a bathroom with a cast iron bath, and there are 5 additional bedrooms and 3 baths.
The attic can be converted into further accommodation, and the chateau is accompanied by a 3-bedroom caretaker's house.
Behind the chateau, an enclosed courtyard with a lovely infinity pool and covered terrace overlooks the castle moat and its 2 fountains.
There are also a series of outbuildings in the courtyard, including a wine cellar.
Wandering the lush paths of this French country estate, lined by century-old Lebanese cedars, you’ll find the tennis court.
The French property is just 5 minutes from the medieval village of Monflanquin, which has been listed as one of the “most beautiful villages of France”.
The French bastide town dates back to the 13th century and is located at the gates to the Dordogne region in southwest France, in the Lot et Garonne department.
The French chateau promises an idyllic country lifestyle for those looking to embrace a gentle pace of life, surrounded by the authentic cultural heritage of this region in southwest France.
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Dream Fixer-Upper: French Bastide in Provence Set in 79 Acres
Waiting to be restored, the Provencal property consists of the main 8-bedroom French bastide, accompanied by a 2-bedroom farmhouse, a 2-bedroom guest house, and over 7 acres of AOC vineyards.
This Provencal property is on the market for €3.350,000, listed with Emile Garcin.
This dream restoration project with immense potential, the French property is located in the South Luberon, just 30 minutes from Aix-en-Provence.
Set in nearly 80 acres of rural land, the French country estate comes with 7.4 acres of AOC vineyards, as well as parkland with fountains and ponds, including a ‘jardin de cure’, featuring French gardens enclosed by stone walls.
Waiting to be restored, the Provencal property consists of the main 8-bedroom French bastide, accompanied by a 2-bedroom farmhouse with vaulted rooms believed to be the former stables, and a 2-bedroom guest house in the silkworm farm.
Further accommodation could be added in the 1506 sq ft shepherd’s house, and the estate includes several outbuildings, including a dovecote, cellars, and garages.
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1920s Modernist Villa on the French Riviera Near Cannes
Villa Le Trident was built in 1925 by the visionary American architect Barry Dierks with a landscape designed by his partner, Eric Sawyer. Known as the men who made the French Riviera chic, the couple achieved a cult status as tastemakers to the international elite on the Cote d’Azur.
Set on the famous red rocks of the Esterel, the iconic waterfront property was built in 1925 by the visionary American architect Barry Dierks with a landscape designed by his partner, Eric Sawyer.
Villa Le Trident combines a modernist style with Mediterranean, Moorish, and classical architecture, representing a platonic ideal of the couple’s vision for French Riviera living.
Known as the men who made the French Riviera chic, the couple achieved a cult status as tastemakers to the international elite through their close relationships with celebrities, industrialists, and royalty who frequented the Cote d’Azur and visited them at Le Trident.
They dined with Prince George, son of King George V, partied with Hemingway and Valentino, and hosted famous guests at Le Trident, like the Picassos, Wallis Simpson and Prince Edward, English playwright Noel Coward, and the writer Somerset Maugham, who gave the couple their first commission on his villa, La Mauresque.
Countless commissions followed and the couple would go on to build or renovate over 100 houses on the Cote d’Azur, including Manoir Eden Roc for the Marquess of Cholmondeley and the spectacular Château de l’Horizon for the American actress Maxine Elliott.
An embodiment of the Roaring Twenties, Villa Le Trident has been updated for modern standards of luxury in the 2020s following a sleek renovation by Stuttgart-based architecture firm 4a, featuring suspended furniture and fittings, and smart white curtains throughout the 4305 sq ft villa.
The 6 bedroom, 4-bath property offers generous living spaces that exude luxury and comfort, opening out onto the carefully curated outdoor spaces offering sea views towards Corsica, with terraces, a swimming pool, and landscaped grounds leading down to a private beach.
Set on 1.51 acres in the village of Théoule-sur-Mer on the peninsula of Pointe de l'Esquillon, this waterfront property is just a 25-minute drive from Cannes.
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Restored French Farmhouse in the Luberon, Provence
The 17-acre French country estate is set at the edge of Maubec, considered one of the most beautiful villages in Luberon, Provence.
This restored 17th century bastide is nestled in a 17 acre estate with century-old trees, an olive grove, gardens, and a swimming pool.
Originally a fortified farm, the property is spread around an enclosed courtyard and consists of several wings which have been converted into 3 separate residences.
The main house offers 2 bedrooms of accommodation with reception rooms and a large kitchen on the ground floor, and a large vaulted cellar in the basement.
The West Wing of the property has 2 additional 2-bedroom residences, connected by a large atelier. The East Wing offers a tower, currently used as an artist's studio.
Modern amenities include fibre optic internet, a security system, as well as geothermal and electric heating throughout.
The French country estate is set at the edge of Maubec, considered one of the most beautiful villages in Luberon, Provence.
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