Les Oliviers makes an impression from the first step inside. A grand hallway leads into an expansive lounge and dining space, where a baby grand piano and a fireplace set the tone and tall doors open straight to the poolside. The dining area looks out over the garden, the football field and the tennis court, while the generous kitchen, built around a central breakfast bar, frames the Bay of Saint-Tropez through a wide window. Oversized refrigerators and a range cooker make it a genuine space for cooking, not just admiring. The house holds eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms, with the flexibility to arrange most as twins. Four double bedrooms sit on the ground floor, each en suite, alongside a guest cloakroom. The lower level adds two further en suite rooms with direct garden access, a games room with a pool table, and a large laundry. Above, a bedroom with its own bathroom leads to the master suite, complete with dressing room, a spacious bathroom with a grand shower and twin vanities, and a private sitting area that opens to a terrace with sweeping views of the bay. Outside, the estate is built for company. Ping pong, table football, a boules pitch, an herb garden, a floodlit tennis court and a half-size football field give every day its own shape, and a helipad stands ready for those arriving from further afield. It is a house made for large family reunions and gatherings of friends, where sixteen guests can spread out and still find one another. The view from the master terrace tends to settle any argument about who takes which room.
