Villa Mont Fleuri

Property Description

Nestled in the sought-after Plateau Notre-Dame district, this Belle Époque villa, built in 1881 by architect Pierre Aublé for Charles Deroche de Longchamp, embodies the charm and elegance of a bygone era. Originally named Villa Gabriel, it was rented by Pierre Aublé himself before becoming Mont Fleuri in 1921, in homage to its greenery.

Loaded with history and located in a quiet, unobstructed area, this property benefits from a privileged location just a 7-minute walk from the beaches, the train station, and downtown Saint-Raphaël.

The property comprises two buildings:
- The main house offers generous volumes, a living room with a period fireplace, a spacious dining room, a separate kitchen, three bedrooms with sea-view terraces, a relaxation/library room, a bathroom, and an attic partially converted.
- The caretaker’s house includes a large garage on the ground floor and an independent accommodation upstairs.

The whole sits on a landscaped plot planted with Mediterranean species and offering the possibility of adding a swimming pool. The spacious entrance allows several vehicles to be parked.

This rare-on-the-market property offers exceptional potential. With boldness and creativity, it can be renovated into a sumptuous family home blending modernity and authenticity.

For lovers of history and authentic charm, this emblematic Saint-Raphaël villa is a unique opportunity to own a piece of the Côte d’Azur architectural heritage. Mickaël Meresse (Ei) Commercial Agent - Rsac Number: - Frejus.