Vineyard property Grimaud is set just 15 minutes from Saint-Tropez, offering a singular sanctuary amid 30 hectares of Mediterranean landscape. This fully fenced estate encompasses eight hectares of PDO Côtes de Provence vineyards, olive trees, and truffle oaks, surrounded by private walking paths through umbrella pines, strawberry trees, and fragrant rosemary. From a natural promontory, unobstruct
Vineyard property Grimaud is set just 15 minutes from Saint-Tropez, offering a singular sanctuary amid 30 hectares of Mediterranean landscape. This fully fenced estate encompasses eight hectares of PDO Côtes de Provence vineyards, olive trees, and truffle oaks, surrounded by private walking paths through umbrella pines, strawberry trees, and fragrant rosemary. From a natural promontory, unobstructed views sweep toward the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, lending a sense of openness and tranquility that defines the place.
At the centre, the main house comprises approximately 360 m², positioned for complete privacy and seamlessly blending into its natural environment. The interior is infused with natural light, with spacious volumes and a sense of calm that complements the surrounding setting. Features such as a fireplace, double glazing, and a swimming pool, as well as internet connectivity, a car port, well drilling, an alarm system, and an electric gate, quietly enhance the daily rhythm.
The property is ideally suited for a family estate, an agricultural pursuit, or a private retreat. Its Mediterranean atmosphere, close proximity to Grimaud and the vibrant pace of Saint-Tropez, and rare sense of peaceful seclusion make this vineyard property for sale in Grimaud a compelling opportunity for those who value authenticity and space. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/
Grimaud is a medieval hill village in the Var department, positioned between the Maures massif and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. The village retains its Provençal character through its 11th-century castle ruins, Romanesque church of Saint-Michel, and tightly wound stone streets. Unlike the coastal towns nearby, Grimaud operates at a quieter register, attracting buyers who want proximity to Saint-Tropez without the seasonal intensity that defines the peninsula itself.
The weekly market in Grimaud village covers local produce, olives, and regional specialties. Port Grimaud, the planned waterfront village designed by François Spoerry, is a five-minute drive and offers waterside restaurants and direct boat access to Saint-Tropez. Saint-Tropez itself, with its Place des Lices market, restaurants such as Vague d’Or, and the Annonciade museum, is roughly 15 minutes by car.
The nearest major transport hub is Toulon-Hyères Airport, approximately 60 kilometres west, with domestic and European connections. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, the primary international gateway for the region, is around 100 kilometres east, roughly 90 minutes by car depending on traffic. The TGV station at Les Arcs-Draguignan, about 30 kilometres north, provides high-speed rail connections to Paris in approximately four hours.