Villa Bellevue occupies one of the more sought-after positions above Saint-Tropez, an architectural project by Francois Vieillecroze set within a 5,000 square metre landscaped estate. From here the view opens across the Bay of Canoubiers, out toward Pampelonne beach and the Saint-Tropez parks, a panorama that gives the house its name and its character.
The contemporary villa runs to 700 square metres, its clean lines and generous glazing designed to keep that view present in almost every room. Eight sea-view bedrooms each have their own en suite bathroom, sleeping up to sixteen guests, which makes the house well suited to larger families or several couples travelling together.
The grounds are as much a part of the experience as the interiors. A swimming pool with its own pool house anchors the garden, a fully equipped gym takes care of the active hours, and a spacious garage keeps arrivals and departures simple. Landscaped throughout, the estate gives a real sense of seclusion despite sitting close to the water and the town.
Offered without live-in staff, the villa suits guests who value the freedom to shape the day themselves, moving between the pool, the terraces and the shaded garden at their own pace. The scale of the property means there is room for everyone to find their own corner.
This is a house built around a single, remarkable outlook. The question is simply which terrace to watch the evening from. Whether the day calls for the pool, a long lunch or simply the view, the house makes room for it all in generous, light-filled comfort.
