Spacious 8 bedroom Villa for sale in Saint Tropez, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Set in a generous level plot of 1,972m2, it comes with a living area of 504m2, with large volumes and high-end services, combining modernity and comfort.
The villa consists of two levels and a basement:
Upstairs - a superb master bedroom with bathroom, shower, dressing room and a private terrace, as well as two other bedrooms.
Ground floor - a fully equipped kitchen with utility room, a dining room, and a bright living room with a fireplace open onto large covered terraces. Two gue...
Set in a generous level plot of 1,972m2, it comes with a living area of 504m2, with large volumes and high-end services, combining modernity and comfort.
The villa consists of two levels and a basement:
Upstairs - a superb master bedroom with bathroom, shower, dressing room and a private terrace, as well as two other bedrooms.
Ground floor - a fully equipped kitchen with utility room, a dining room, and a bright living room with a fireplace open onto large covered terraces. Two guest bedrooms en suite with their bathrooms, a double garage and numerous outdoor terraces complete this floor.
On the lower level, two other bedrooms benefit from the natural light of the terrace. The spacious and modular basement has been converted into a games room, gym, sauna, hammam, or massage room.
There is also a wine cellar.
The exterior features a landscaped park, a heated swimming pool surrounded by numerous sunny terraces, as well as a fully equipped pool house (kitchen, shower and outdoor wc), creating a true haven of peace.
This villa represents a unique opportunity close to Saint-Tropez, ideal for those looking for luxury, large living spaces and proximity to the beaches of Saint-Tropez.
Spa
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Boules
Videophone
Video CCTV Security
Electric Gate
Alarm System
Optical fibre
Outdoor Lighting
Barbecue
Irrigation Sprinkler
Electric Shutters
Furnished
Internet
Double Glazing
Home Automation
Fireplace
Air Conditioning
Private Pool
Gym
Garage
Exercise Room
Home Cinema
Pool house
Studio
Kitchen
Land: 1,972 m2
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