Villa Éole was built in 1962 by renowned Hyères architect Lucien David, and this cliffside sanctuary is nestled along a private road on the Giens Peninsula near Hyères, accessible by land, sea, or air via its private marina and helipad.
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Villa Éole was built in 1962 by renowned Hyères architect Lucien David, and this cliffside sanctuary is nestled along a private road on the Giens Peninsula near Hyères, accessible by land, sea, or air via its private marina and helipad.
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