Access to the villa, which is built high up on the hill, is via an electric gate at the top of the property. There is a parking area for two cars. In addition, four parking spaces on the street opposite the property can be used.
The contemporary, two-storey house with a basement is built on the slope of a terraced hill. Surrounded by greenery, it enjoys a panoramic view of the sea in the distance. Its ochre rendered walls, monk-and-nun tiled roof and dry-stone garden walls are typical architectural features of the region.
Facing due south, the building boasts numerous large windows that let in plenty of natural light, but are protected by generous eaves. The southern and western facades are extended by a large, partially covered terrace that has been converted into a summer lounge with a barbecue area. The vegetation growing in the enclosed garden screens the house from neighbouring dwellings. An infinity pool and shaded terrace are accessed via a series of steps snaking down into the garden.

The house

The ground floor
The entrance door leads from the north facade directly into a vast, generously proportioned living area, combining sitting room, living room and open-plan kitchen, with a sweeping view of the Mediterranean horizon. To the left, the first space is organised around a contemporary stone fireplace, framed by an oriental-style bench. In an adjoining alcove on the south side, a large window offers breathtaking vistas over the sea. To the right is the fully fitted and equipped kitchen. An oak table extends at right angles from the central work surface. The traditional Provencal sink is made from a block of Brignoles stone. A straight staircase opposite the entrance, subtly hidden by a bench, leads to the lower floor. The ochre travertine floor matches the exposed pale wood beams and metal joists, painted brown like the door and window frames, while the white walls enhance their soft colours. A closet and a lavatory complete the ground floor.
The garden-level floor
The staircase, also of Brignoles stone, leads to a corridor with two large bedrooms to the south, both extended by a private terrace. They have a shower room and lavatory, while the third bedroom to the west has a bathroom and lavatory. In this last room, restored shutters turned into closet doors and framed by white-painted walls subtly combine with imitation wood tiling, also to be found in the other two bedrooms. In the bathrooms, stone or waxed concrete walls with a beige ochre finish meet floors laid with chequered earthenware or Brignoles stone tiles. There are also a laundry room and separate lavatory.
The basement
This level can be accessed from the outside and includes a room with hardwood flooring that has been converted into an office, a cellar and a lavatory. Ceiling heights do not exceed 2m and drop to around 1.6m in some areas.