Unique 12 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic and sea views in Cap Marat, Ramatuelle, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Situated in a private and secure domain only one km from the beach and Bonne terrace coves and with heliport. This area is classified, protected, and is called Cap Marat, offering a panoramic sea view at 280 degree on Saint-Tropez and nature surroundings where only 5 owners have the privileged to share this little paradise.
Set in natural land with Mediterranean trees and flowers overlooking the Billionaires bay, a peaceful area for nature's lovers.
They enjoy ...
Situated in a private and secure domain only one km from the beach and Bonne terrace coves and with heliport. This area is classified, protected, and is called Cap Marat, offering a panoramic sea view at 280 degree on Saint-Tropez and nature surroundings where only 5 owners have the privileged to share this little paradise.
Set in natural land with Mediterranean trees and flowers overlooking the Billionaires bay, a peaceful area for nature's lovers.
They enjoy private access by the domain to the sea, beach of l'Escalet and Cape Taillat only a few kilometres away, a shopping area at 1.5 kms and less than one KM is the famous restaurant like "Chez Camille "for "Bouillabaisse", private Pampelone beach, Cabane Bambou, Sauvageonne, Les Bronzes, le Mignon, la reserve/spa etc.
This ensemble is composed of three independent villas close to each other, ideal for several families, or for people loving to receive and keep their independence.
A large, heated pool of 22 metres, a Jacuzzi, "Petanque" grounds, parking spaces, garage, and private heliport are included in this outstanding property.
Villa one and 2: Two villa next to each other turned towards the swimming pool.
Villa 1: One master bedroom suite with bathroom and WC, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 living room, 1 dining room,1 kitchen, terrace, guest WC.
Villa 2: One master bedroom suite with bathroom and WC, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1 living room, 1 dining room,1 kitchen, terrace, guest WC. Direct access to the heated pool.
Villa 3 with no overlooking from the two other villas: 1 master bedroom suite with bathroom and WC, 1 boudoir with shower room, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 living room, 1 dining room, 1 kitchen, guest WC, terrace with barbecue corner and Jacuzzi.
FEATURES
Double glazing
Sliding windows
Internet,
Irrigation sprinkler
Barbecue
Outdoor lighting
Helipad
Alarm system
Safe
Intercom
Electric gate
Video security
Boules court
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