Tucked away in the French Riviera hills, this charming French bastide is nestled in 14.8 acres of landscaped grounds with lush gardens, vineyards and olive groves.
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French Castle with Panoramic Views in the Gard, Provence
The 51 acre country estate is set in the Gard department, a region in southern France known for its rich Roman ruins, historic villages, and Provencal charm.
Luxury Residence in Cannes with Panoramic Sea Views
The multi-level residence has been renovated into the ultimate luxury retreat on the Cote d’Azur with 18 bedroom suites across nearly 25,000 sq ft of living space.
Provencal Villa Set in the Hills Above the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
This charming French Riviera property is set on the Saint-Tropez Peninsula, located in the countryside of Gassin, one of the 'Most Beautiful Villages in France'.
Renovated French Bastide in Chateauneuf Grasse
Nestled in the French Riviera hills, this historic 18th-century Bastide embodies the epitome of luxury living, renovated for modern living to seamlessly blend classic charm with contemporary comfort.
Charming Stone House in the Provencal Village of Gordes, France
Located just a few minutes from the village center and enclosed by drystone walls, the stone house offers privacy and an authentic Provencal charm, with all of the modern comforts.
Exclusive French Riviera Villa On the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
An oasis on the French Riviera, the 16.8 acre estate is nestled in the countryside of Ramatuelle, not far from the famous beaches of Pampelonne.
Belle Epoque Villa With Panoramic Sea Views on the French Riviera
Built at the start of the 20th century, this Belle Epoque villa has been fully renovated into a chic seaside retreat in the resort town of Saint-Raphaël.
Restored Bastide in the Haut Var Region of Provence
This 58.5 acre French country estate presents a unique opportunity with its idyllic setting near the Provencal village of Bargemon.
17th Century French Country House Set Near a Provencal Village
A former royal paper mill, the Provencal property was built between 1683 and 1687 by royal edict of King Louis XIV and is within walking distance to the centre of Jouques, a medieval village north of Aix-en-Provence.