Located in a secure, wooded estate, this 183 m² villa enjoys a privileged green setting within walking distance of the center of the old village of Grimaud and its shops. It offers a peaceful living environment while remaining close to amenities. The ground floor consists of an entrance with a cloakroom leading to a large reception room. This includes a double living room, a dining area, and a ful
Located in a secure, wooded estate, this 183 m² villa enjoys a privileged green setting within walking distance of the center of the old village of Grimaud and its shops. It offers a peaceful living environment while remaining close to amenities. The ground floor consists of an entrance with a cloakroom leading to a large reception room. This includes a double living room, a dining area, and a fully equipped open-plan kitchen. The entire space opens widely to the outside through large glass doors that extend the living areas onto the terraces. Two suites complete this level, including a 27 m² master suite. The upper floor features two spacious, comfortable suites and a separate office space. The property is sold with three private parking spaces. Residents also have access to the estate’s heated swimming pool. This villa is especially suited for those seeking the space and comfort of a villa while enjoying simplified daily maintenance. Private garden of approximately 100 m². Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/
Grimaud occupies a privileged position in the Var department, set back from the Gulf of Saint-Tropez between the Maures massif and the coast. The medieval hilltop village, with its Romanesque church and ruined château, has retained a genuine Provençal character that distinguishes it from the more commercialised resorts along the waterfront. The surrounding landscape of cork oak, pine, and vineyard gives the commune a scale and quietness that buyers seeking the Saint-Tropez peninsula without its summer intensity consistently favour.
The old village centre offers weekly markets, independent restaurants, and a handful of specialist food shops within easy reach. Port Grimaud, the car-free waterfront quarter designed on Venetian principles, is roughly five minutes by car. Saint-Tropez itself is approximately fifteen minutes, giving access to its restaurants, galleries, and the Place des Lices market.
The nearest major transport hub is Toulon-Hyères Airport, around 60 kilometres west, with regular domestic and seasonal European connections. Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport is approximately 100 kilometres east, roughly 90 minutes by car, and serves an extensive network of international routes. The TGV station at Les Arcs-Draguignan, around 25 kilometres north, connects to Paris in approximately four hours.