Wow factor 5 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic and sea views in Hyeres, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Perched at the highest point of Mont des Oiseaux this exquisite property is a rare architectural gem, designed by Thierry Lombardi and Pascale Bartoli. Conceived as an ideal secondary residence, it combines the independence of a villa with the comfort of a penthouse: open spaces, seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living, low-maintenance design, and breathtaking views from every room.
The rooftop terrace with its unique swimming pool is th...
Perched at the highest point of Mont des Oiseaux this exquisite property is a rare architectural gem, designed by Thierry Lombardi and Pascale Bartoli. Conceived as an ideal secondary residence, it combines the independence of a villa with the comfort of a penthouse: open spaces, seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living, low-maintenance design, and breathtaking views from every room.
The rooftop terrace with its unique swimming pool is the ultimate expression of this lifestyle. The architecture follows the natural slope of the terrain, offering a clear understanding of the volumes and a perfect integration into the environment.
Every opening frames the landscape, revealing over 180 degree panoramic views of the Hyeres salt flats, the Giens Peninsula, Porquerolles, the town, and surrounding hills. On clear days, the peaks of the inland mountains complete the horizon.
Spread over three levels, the villa features five bedrooms, including one on the ground floor, all bathed in natural light and extended by generous terraces. These outdoor spaces, present on every level, enhance the feeling of lightness and continuity, like a penthouse suspended above the landscape.
The rooftop terrace, a true belvedere, includes a 12 x 2.5m lap pool and a summer kitchen, offering an exceptional space to fully enjoy the tranquility, the sunlight, and the uninterrupted views.
The villa allows its future owner to define the finishes and uses, in a thoroughly contemporary spirit. The volumes are in place, the light carefully managed, and the perspectives precisely drawn.
Just 10 minutes from the beaches and Toulon/Hyeres International Airport, it offers a rare residential experience: a unique home where life at the summit combines unparalleled panoramic views with complete comfort.
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