A charming late 19th-century Provençal farmhouse, completely renovated in 2018, with 430 m² of living space and a vast 13,000 m² plot, this property offers an exceptional living environment. 20 minutes from the beaches of the Var coast, Toulon/Hyères airport, and just one hour from St Tropez. You can enjoy a large swimming pool, a tennis court, and a pétanque court, all surrounded by magn
A charming late 19th-century Provençal farmhouse, completely renovated in 2018, with 430 m² of living space and a vast 13,000 m² plot, this property offers an exceptional living environment. 20 minutes from the beaches of the Var coast, Toulon/Hyères airport, and just one hour from St Tropez. You can enjoy a large swimming pool, a tennis court, and a pétanque court, all surrounded by magnificent olive trees—120 to be precise—that will provide you with a beautiful annual oil production. In addition, there is a large plot of table grape vines and a few fruit trees. This exceptional property is distinguished by its numerous terraces, garden sheds, and dovecote, adding a touch of authenticity to the property. The presence of the Canal de Provence and the well water will ensure your water needs. Inside, you will find several spacious master suites as well as a large, welcoming living room, perfect for welcoming family and friends. A true haven of tranquility where the charm of Provence blends harmoniously with modern comfort.
Didier SORRIBAS Real Estate Consultant COLDWELL BANKER BEAU RIVAGE EI RSAC 799 626 700 +(33) [hidden information] [hidden information]
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Solliès-Pont is a small Provençal market town in the Gapeau valley, set between the Maures massif and the hills above Toulon. The town has a genuine agricultural identity rooted in fig and olive production, and its historic centre retains the unhurried character of inland Var. This is working Provence rather than the coastal resort strip, with stone architecture, plane-tree squares, and a pace of life that draws buyers seeking authenticity over spectacle.
The weekly market on Place de la République covers local produce, olives, and regional specialities. Toulon, 20 kilometres to the west, provides full urban amenities including the covered Marché de la Libération, the Opéra de Toulon, and a wide restaurant offer. The medieval village of Solliès-Ville, a short drive uphill, is worth noting for its views and Romanesque church.
Toulon-Hyères Airport is approximately 20 kilometres from Solliès-Pont, with direct flights to Paris and several European cities. Toulon train station connects to Marseille in under an hour and to Paris by TGV in approximately three and a half hours. The A57 motorway provides direct access toward Toulon and onward to the A8, linking the property to Nice, Cannes, and the broader Côte d’Azur within 90 minutes.
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