Saint-Raphaël, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 83700

Just a ten-minute walk from the center of Saint-Raphaël, the beaches, and the train station, this remarkable Belle Époque villa enjoys a privileged setting in one of the citys most sought-after residential neighborhoods. Naturally overlooking the bay and opening onto sweeping views stretching all the way to Saint-Tropez, the property offers six sleeping areas distributed between the main house and its independent guest house. Entirely reimagined in an elegant and contemporary spirit, the property subtly revisits the codes of the Mediterranean Riviera. Its sculpted façade with curved lines, arches, blue-grey shutters, mineral materials, and light-filled volumes create a refined yet welcoming atmosphere, designed to fully embrace the climate and relaxed lifestyle of the South of France. The main house features generous reception areas open to the sea, including a living room, dining room, and bespoke open-plan kitchen. The sleeping quarters comprise several bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room, offering a comfortable and fluid layout for hosting family and guests. The property also benefits from two separate access points, from both the upper and lower sides of the villa, naturally facilitating circulation between the various living spaces. Outside, the Mediterranean garden harmoniously connects the different outdoor living areas, including terraces, a swimming pool, and a shaded dining area. The pool house, complete with a summer kitchen and bar facing the panoramic view, extends the spirit of the home in a convivial and elegant atmosphere, ideal for entertaining or enjoying long summer evenings. An independent guest house with bedrooms, shower rooms, and a fully equipped kitchen completes the property, allowing family, guests, or staff to enjoy complete autonomy. A large double garage further enhances this rare property, where sea views, architectural elegance, and a fully walkable lifestyle come together in one of the most desirable areas of Saint-Raphaël. Contact : Peter Temst