Villa in Ramatuelle

Prestigious property with sea view near Saint-Tropez

A superb 500 m² property with top-of-the-range features, set in 5300 m² of landscaped grounds in a secured estate.
Villa Le Faune offers a host of reception areas arranged around an interior patio. A lounge and a fully equipped kitchen opening onto the dining room, as well as numerous terraces, are available for entertaining your guests.
There are eight en suite bedrooms, including a master bedroom and two additional bedrooms for staff.
The villa also has a hammam, a gym, a laundry room and a double garage.
Outside, there is a beautifully landscaped garden overlooking the Bay of Pampelonne, with a 16 x 6 metre heated mirror pool, petanque area, tennis court, pool house and summer kitchen with Big Green Egg barbecue.
The villa is equipped with internet access, an alarm, cameras, safes and is controlled by a home automation system.
Minimum rental period: two weeks
Registration number :83101 000683 MP
Prices vary according to the rental period - only the minimum rates are shown in the advertisements: please contact us if you have any queries.
Please note that additional rental charges apply. Agency fees payable by the tenant. Rental fee schedule available online and on request.
Please note that the plan does not show the precise location of the property and that all measurements are approximate, the information is provided for guidance only.

Gulf of St-Tropez

SAINT-TROPEZ, the jet-set destination on the Côte d’Azur where an international clientele meets up every summer on the most prestigious yachts and at the coolest VIP evenings in the Mediterranean. A fashionable destination, the capital of show-biz, the picturesque village of Saint-Tropez has become a top-notch address ever since Brigitte Bardot made it her holiday home. Each year, luxury hotels and boutiques, restaurants, bars and trendy discos welcome a clientele in search of luxury. The sandy beaches of Pampelonne in Ramatuelle are among the most beautiful on the Côte d’Azur. Villas hidden among the vines survey the cape, or stand on the front row along the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, right at the water's edge.