Villa in Ramatuelle

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Exceptional new villa in Ramatuelle – Riviera lifestyle at its finest

Set in a natural and unspoiled environment on the Saint-Tropez peninsula, this newly built villa perfectly embodies the Mediterranean lifestyle, blending contemporary elegance with relaxed summer living. Designed for unforgettable stays, the villa opens generously onto the outdoors: sun-drenched terraces, bright living spaces, and a stunning pool create an inviting atmosphere where every moment feels like a holiday. Each en-suite bedroom offers absolute comfort in a refined and soothing ambiance. Clean architectural lines, quality materials, and top-tier amenities contribute to a chic yet effortless lifestyle. Just minutes from Pampelonne beaches and the vibrant energy of Saint-Tropez, this property is an invitation to experience the French Riviera at its most exclusive. Prices 2026 : – April and May : 14.455 EUR / week – June and September : 20.650 EUR / week – July and August : 29.500 EUR / week – September and October : 14.455 EUR / week Non-contractual document ‘Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr’

7

bedrooms

14

sleeps


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14 Rue de la Tasco / Place de la Mairie
83580 Gassin
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