Villa Mediterranee is perched in the hills of Gassin, with the Gulf of Saint-Tropez opening out below. It is a contemporary house made for the view, with about 374 square metres of living space arranged so the eye is always drawn outward, toward the water on one side and the Massif des Maures on the other.
Six ensuite bedrooms welcome up to twelve guests, each designed for comfort and privacy. The interiors pair modern elegance with high-end fittings, a fully equipped open Miele kitchen, a multimedia living room framed by sea views, and large terraces that make outdoor lounging the natural choice from morning to night.
The setting is what lingers. The villa sits within roughly 1,740 square metres of landscaped grounds, planted with olive trees and lawns and shaded by pergolas. Terraces step through the garden, some facing the sea and the village, others turned toward the hills, so there is always a spot to match the hour and the light.
At the centre of it all, an infinity pool with an outdoor shower seems to spill toward the gulf. For arrivals and collections, garage space for six cars keeps everything easy and out of sight, which larger groups tend to appreciate more than they expect.
Villa Mediterranee suits those who want space, a view worth waking up to, and the freedom to spread out across garden and terrace. Twelve can gather here comfortably, then find a quiet corner when the day asks for it. The hardest part may be choosing which terrace to watch the sunset from.
