Une Villa Méditerranéenne Ouverte Sur La Mer

In Sainte-Maxime, in a green environment just minutes from the beaches, this new villa elegantly reinterprets Mediterranean architecture, blending natural materials, contemporary lines, and blue horizons. Designed as a holiday home to be lived in year-round, the villa fosters a continuous dialogue between indoor and outdoor spaces. Its architecture prioritizes open volumes, light, and perspectives, with large bay windows that retract to let in the landscape and naturally extend the living spaces to the terraces and the pool. At the heart of the house, the living room impresses with its beautiful ceiling height and cathedral roof. Completely oriented towards the sea, it combines the living room and dining area in an atmosphere that is both refined and warm. The decor plays on a deliberately natural palette: stone, terracotta, and walnut create a decor with soft tones, punctuated by furniture with contemporary lines. An entirely equipped kitchen, also largely open to the outside, continues this friendly spirit. Outside, the villa unfolds a true way of life unique to the Côte d’Azur. A covered terrace welcomes moments in the shade while a vast terrace borders the pool, with the Mediterranean vegetation and the sea as a backdrop. The landscaped garden envelops the property, providing a pleasant sense of intimacy. The night area consists of four en-suite bedrooms, including a generous master suite. A large laundry room and a closed garage complete the features of this villa built with high-end materials and finishes. Between light, natural materials, and Mediterranean softness, this villa offers a contemporary interpretation of luxury on the Côte d’Azur, close to the beaches of Sainte-Maxime and in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
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