Contemporary Villa In Toulon Sea, City & Hills Views
4 Beds
3,230 Sqft
43,056 Sqft lot
Updated: August 7
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About the Property
Perched on the heights of Toulon, this contemporary villa of over 300 sqm unfolds on a landscaped 4,000 sqm plot, offering a unique 360° panorama encompassing the sea, city, and surrounding hills.
Designed with clean, contemporary lines, the property emphasizes light, transparency, and a seamless integration with its natural surroundings.
The heart of the home features a generous
Perched on the heights of Toulon, this contemporary villa of over 300 sqm unfolds on a landscaped 4,000 sqm plot, offering a unique 360° panorama encompassing the sea, city, and surrounding hills.
Designed with clean, contemporary lines, the property emphasizes light, transparency, and a seamless integration with its natural surroundings.
The heart of the home features a generous 120 sqm living area, enhanced by expansive sliding glass doors, opening directly onto a 200 sqm terrace and an infinity-edge mirror pool, creating a harmonious flow between interior and exterior spaces.
The villa includes a bespoke designer kitchen and four spacious bedrooms, including a 70 sqm master suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom. Flexible spaces allow for easy adaptation to the owner’s needs.
High-end amenities include ducted air conditioning, aluminum joinery, a 130 sqm underground garage with direct access, and a landscaped garden featuring a vegetable patch and a variety of plants.
Set in a calm and private environment, this exceptional villa perfectly combines contemporary design, modern comfort, and the Mediterranean art of living. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/
Toulon occupies a singular position on the French Riviera, set between the Massif des Maures and one of the largest natural deep-water harbours in the Mediterranean. The city carries genuine strategic and cultural weight, shaped by centuries as France’s principal naval base, and its elevated residential districts offer commanding views across the Rade de Toulon toward the islands of Hyères. The upper hillside neighbourhoods, particularly around Mont Faron, are defined by privacy, greenery, and a scale that the more tourist-facing Côte d’Azur towns rarely offer.
Daily life centres on the covered Marché de la Provence and the cours Lafayette market, both in the old town. The Opera de Toulon is one of the oldest in France. Restaurants along the waterfront quays and in the Mourillon district, such as Le Jardin du Sommelier, serve a serious local dining scene. The Mourillon beaches are accessible within minutes.
Toulon-Hyères Airport is approximately 20 kilometres east, handling direct routes to Paris and several European cities. Toulon’s main railway station connects to Marseille in under an hour by TGV and to Nice in roughly 90 minutes. Marseille-Provence Airport, with its broader international network, is around 70 kilometres west, approximately one hour by road. The A50 motorway provides direct access along the coast in both directions.