Extraordinary villa with view of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez

The new villa, designed by the architect René Claude Leandri, is on an exposed hillside location in the protected Domaine Bartole de Beauvallon. You have a magnificent panoramic view of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and the natural surroundings from the villa’s terraces and the infinity pool. The setting of lush, green surroundings and wonderfully landscaped gardens won’t just set the hearts of nature enthusiasts beating faster. Due to the strict building requirements and the har-monious home design with architecture typical to the region, you’ll find unspoilt nature and an idyllic paradise unparalleled in Europe.

Furnishings – implemented to the highest standard

The spacious villa with 608 m² of living space and usable space harmoniously blends into its green surroundings with palm trees and Mediterranean flair. It was built across a 3,000 m² plot of land.  On 2 levels, the villa has an open living/eating area with a fireplace, 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, as well as 2 guest toilets. The light-flooded entryway welcomes visitors to the upper level of the villa. There are 3 bedrooms here, each with a small corridor, a bathroom, or a bathtub. Smaller terraces attached to each bedroom are spread around the building and in the garden. You can enjoy a spectacular view of the sea and the landscape typical to the south of France from all the big terraces and the loggia. Floor-to-ceiling windows can be opened completely and conveniently connect the lounging area in the loggia with living/eating area.  A big breakfast terrace benefits from the morning sun and a view of the sea, and becomes the perfect place for a barbecue in the evenings. In the lower level of the Villa Julia, there are two additional bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a guest toilet and the double garage. In the garden, you can relax on 2 large terraces and in the stylish infinity pool.

Location: Sainte-Maxime and Port Grimaud

Sainte-Maxime is in the heart of Provence – it is known as a little paradise between the land and the sea due to its abundant beaches and the relaxed, family atmosphere. Here you can explore the cultural heritage of the old town, go for a walk along the 6-km-long sandy beach, enjoy water sports or go for a swim.  In the evenings, nice bars and restaurants on the streets of the old town or along the water invite you to learn how to live. In the summer, there’s live music, concerts and shows to suit every taste. Port Grimaud: An architect and visionary devised the lagoon town about 50 years ago and carefully integrated traditional architecture into the coastline. His idea: to create a village that merges the land and sea together. Today it isn’t just restaurants in Venice that remember their names.

1. SAINTE-MAXIME Coastal town with a quiet bay, sandy beach and promenade, small pubs, music and culture. The crossing from the small, beautiful harbour to Saint-Tropez only lasts 15 minutes.

2. PLAGE LES GABIANS Beach right below Domaine de Beauvallon with parking and a small restaurant with outstanding food.

3. GOLF CLUB BEAUVALLON Directly next door is the a very well-kept golf course with perfect greens and wonderful views of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.

4. PORT GRIMAUD A small artificial lagoon town not far from Villa Julia – houses in the Provençal style, waterways instead of roads, beautiful restaurants and shops.

5. SAINT-TROPEZ A touch of luxury – a charming little town with small, narrow alleys whose charm no one can resist.

6. PLAGE DE PAMPELONNE A 4.5 km-long sandy beach about 2.5 km south-east of Saint-Tropez. It is bordered by Cap Camarat in the south and Cap Pinet in the north.

7. LE CLUB 55 Described by some as the most famous beach bar in the world – in any case, it’s an institution with a prominent audience.

Domaine: Bartole de Beauvallon

The Villa Julia is in the quiet and self-contained Domaine Bartole de Beauvallon between Sainte-Maxime (4 km) and Port Grimaud (4 km) in the Bay of Saint-Tropez. The Domaine stretches across the hills above the Beauvallon Golf Club. The first plots of land in the Domaine were developed circa 1910. It is characterised by large plots of land with standalone villas, an old stock of trees and many well-maintained properties. Entry to the Domaine is through a gate secured with an access code.  From the foot of the Domaine, you can reach Saint-Tropez on the other side by boat within a few minutes. The Villa Julia plot is embedded into a beautifully-landscaped garden with an old stock of trees and view of the bay.