Designed in an elegant Tropezian style by Claude Chauvin, a renowned Saint-Tropez architect whose work includes the residence of Brigitte Bardot and the villa of Johnny Hallyday, Villa Elysium possesses a strong and distinctive architectural identity.
The property occupies a 715 sqm plot and offers approximately 1,000 sqm of built space over two principal levels, complemented by a full 240 sqm basement.
The ground floor is centred around generous reception areas filled with natural light. Spacious salons and a living room with marble fireplace are complemented by a kitchen and Moroccan salon, while direct access to the exterior and swimming pool enhances the overall sense of flow.
Upstairs, the private quarters comprise a 140 sqm parental apartment and three bedrooms, each opening onto its own terrace with remarkable sea views. A dressing room completes the private area.
The 240 sqm basement includes a spacious garage accommodating up to three cars, together with substantial additional space.
The villa's high-end character is expressed through its noble materials and carefully crafted details: marble columns, marble floors and staircases, high-quality doors and joinery, decorative features and handcrafted zellige.
Outside, the mosaic-finished swimming pool is paired with a covered terrace supported by elegant colonnades.
A lift could be installed to further enhance circulation and comfort within the property.
A distinctive villa combining Tropezian architectural influences, Moroccan craftsmanship, generous proportions and striking sea views.
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