Immaculate 5 bedroom Villa for sale in Saint Tropez, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
3 storey, 5 bedroom luxury villa set in a beautiful landscaped garden with pool.
This sumptuous modern property is a true Maison d'Esthete, combining charm and character,
offers magnificent views from every room over the 950 m2 garden. This enchanting garden is home to a pond-shaped swimming pool and majestic trees such as magnificent palms and olive trees, all perfectly maintained.
Light floods every part of the villa, which is built around the garden and a central patio on the lower level, complete with a pretty fountain and various seating areas.
On the garden lev...
3 storey, 5 bedroom luxury villa set in a beautiful landscaped garden with pool.
This sumptuous modern property is a true Maison d'Esthete, combining charm and character,
offers magnificent views from every room over the 950 m2 garden. This enchanting garden is home to a pond-shaped swimming pool and majestic trees such as magnificent palms and olive trees, all perfectly maintained.
Light floods every part of the villa, which is built around the garden and a central patio on the lower level, complete with a pretty fountain and various seating areas.
On the garden level, is a living and dining room and a U-shaped kitchen, as well as two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom opening onto terraces and direct access to the pool.
On the lower level, the master bedroom opens onto its own patio, with a sumptuous bathroom, showers and walk in wardrobe. Two further bedrooms, each with spacious shower rooms and a large independent walk in wardrobe, complete the layout. There's also a large billiard room, a fine wine cellar and three large storage rooms, including laundry and a perfectly organised machine room.
Finally, on the mezzanine level, the open-plan TV living room on the main level also enjoys a splendid view over the garden.
High-quality materials and refined furnishings make this villa a place where everything has been designed to take full advantage of the light and the many spaces in the garden: outdoor living room, shaded dining room, pool deck, and stone bench among the reeds.
To top it all off, the villa has a carport, video surveillance system and all the conveniences you need for optimum comfort.
Features include sliding windows, electric shutters, car port for 4 vehicles, Irrigation sprinkler, outdoor lighting, fire alarm system, common laundry, alarm system, digicode, Intercom, electric gate, video security, and videophone.
Proximities
Town centre (750 metres), Sea (1,750 metres), Park, Beach.
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1. Signing the Agreement (Compris)
On finding a property you wish to purchase you will need to negotiate the terms, price and conditions of the sale with the owner.
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