This property was built in 1967 by Mr. MAILLARD, an architect in Paris and a student of his mentor, Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris, known as “LE CORBUSIER.” It is situated on a 2-hectare, south-facing lot with distant views of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
The house consists of three distinct living areas: Access is via a parking area leading to a large covered garage; the entrance opens onto a patio featuring a large palm tree. The main section of the house:
It features a main living area with a large open kitchen, beneath a mezzanine that serves as an air-conditioned TV lounge, and a large living room with an imposing fireplace. Bathed in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows, it opens onto two separate terraces. Two comfortable, air-conditioned bedrooms, each equipped with a double bed (160 cm), shower, and toilet. There is also a third separate toilet. The entire structure features dry-stone walls, Egyptian stone floors, and travertine. The kitchen is functional, featuring a small bar that opens onto the living room; it is equipped with a 4-burner gas stove and electric oven, a large refrigerator and freezer, a blender...
The Master Bedroom:
A separate 80 m² building featuring a small office/library with a printer and computer A large bedroom overlooking the pool with a queen-size bed (180 cm), a television, and storage space. A large bathroom with sinks, a shower, a toilet, and a walk-in closet.
The Patio Rooms: A small wing with 2 bedrooms, one with a queen-size bed (180 cm) and the other with a single bed (140 cm); each room has a sink and a shower.
Outdoor Areas: Golf driving range, olive grove, orchard, and organic vegetable garden with a free basket of produce provided weekly, depending on availability... Other notes The pool:
It measures 6 x 11 m and is heated by a unique system of black PVC pipes arranged in the shape of a pagoda roof, located on the rooftop terraces; this allows water heated by the sun to be returned to the pool. A large outdoor glass table near a barbecue and a gas grill (open fires are strictly prohibited) can seat up to 8 people for meals.
Water:
Water should be used wisely, and any actions that help reduce consumption are encouraged. The water is filtered through a ground-based system and an UV lamp. It is generally safe to drink, but it is recommended to drink bottled water.