Tva (Vat) Advantage:
As a new-build property, owners intending to operate short-term rentals in compliance with France regulations benefit from the ability to reclaim 20% Vat on the purchase price.
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Set on the hillside above Canadel Bay, this newly built villa frames the Mediterranean from broad terraces and an elegant 16 m infinity pool. Inside, 219.29 m² unfolds with a generous kitchen/living space, a ground-floor master suite, and three further bedrooms upstairs around a flexible lounge. Natural stone, pergola shade and a landscaped garden of 871 m² create a calm, Provençal rhythm to everyday life. Covered parking and an annex complete a home designed for effortless coastal living in Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer.

Between pine shade and sea light
In Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, life moves to the tempo of the coastline: morning swims in clear water, long lunches that drift into the afternoon, and evenings when the bay turns gold. Set on the hillside above Canadel Bay, Villa Verna captures that feeling with an architecture that stays calm and confident—contemporary lines softened by natural textures, generous glazing, and outdoor spaces that invite you to live in the open air.
This is a home designed for the way the Var is meant to be enjoyed. The garden scents the air, the terraces become an extra living room for much of the year, and the sea view is always present—sometimes dramatic, sometimes quiet, always soothing.

A home that flows, level by level
Across 219.29 m² of thoughtfully designed living space, the villa balances togetherness and privacy with ease. The layout is spread over two levels, with the main living areas and a principal suite on the garden level, and an upper floor dedicated to family and guests—plus a versatile second lounge that adapts to your life.

The heart of the home — light, volume, and a natural rhythm
The ground floor centres on a beautifully proportioned 65.35 m² kitchen/living area, created for unhurried mornings and animated evenings alike. The sense of space is immediate, with the staircase subtly defining zones without closing the room down. From here, the house opens naturally to the terrace and pool, making indoor-outdoor living feel instinctive rather than staged.
A separate 20.45 m² lounge adds a quieter counterpoint—ideal when you want a film night, a calm reading space, or simply a change of mood away from the main room.
Practicality is discreet but present: an entrance hall (3.57 m²) and a cellar/pantry (5.40 m²) keep everyday life organised, while a guest Wc (2.94 m²) is positioned for convenience.

A principal suite on the garden level
Also on the ground floor, the villa offers a private principal suite designed as a true retreat. The bedroom (12.29 m²) connects to a dedicated dressing room (6.95 m²) and a generously sized bathroom (7.06 m²), creating a self-contained space where mornings begin slowly and evenings end in comfort—just steps from the terrace and the sound of the garden at night.

Upstairs — three bedrooms and a flexible lounge
On the first floor, the plan becomes wonderfully adaptable. A second lounge (18.88 m²)—described as an open living room—works beautifully as a library, a relaxation room, a home office, or a Tv space for children and guests. It’S the kind of room that makes the villa feel effortless when the house is full.
Three bedrooms create a comfortable upper level: Bedroom 2 (14.90 m²), Bedroom 3 (15.93 m²), and Bedroom 4 (15.93 m²), all complemented by fitted storage and served by two shower rooms—Shower room 1 (4.55 m²) and Shower room 2 (3.67 m²). A laundry room (3.30 m²), Wc (1.75 m²), and hallway (6.82 m²) complete this level with the kind of functionality that makes extended stays feel easy.

Terraces, water, and the art of outdoor living
The villa’s outdoor spaces are not an afterthought—they are the setting for daily life. The garden level enjoys a substantial 124.42 m² terrace finished in natural stone, with reed shade structures that filter the Provençal sun while keeping the light soft and present. It’S a space made for long lunches, late-night conversations, and bare feet on warm stone.
At its centre, the infinity pool (5.20 m x 16.00 m 45.70 m²) stretches out in a clean line, visually extending the horizon and drawing the eye towards the bay. Whether you swim lengths in the morning calm or float in the heat of the afternoon, the pool area becomes a private resort—intimate, elegant, and beautifully integrated into the terrace.
Upstairs, an additional 46.91 m² terrace adds another viewpoint—perfect for a quiet coffee, a sunset drink, or a moment of solitude with the sea as your backdrop.

A landscape designed to feel natural
The villa sits on a plot of 871 m², shaped by the hillside and enhanced by landscaping that respects the Mediterranean environment. The setting in Rayol-Canadel is celebrated for its generous vegetation—pines, cork oaks, and the scents of the garrigue—and the broader project approach emphasises planting suited to the climate and seasons. A local-stone retaining wall anchors the architecture into the terrain with an authentically Provençal touch.
The roof is designed as a vegetal (green) roof, bringing an extra layer of integration with the landscape and reinforcing the home’s discreet, hillside presence.

Premium specifications, chosen for comfort
Everyday comfort is built into the villa’s specification with a focus on clean lines and lasting quality:

Reversible heat pump with underfloor diffusion
Home automation and videophone
Electrically operated roller shutters
Burglar-resistant entrance door with 5-point security lock
Fitted cupboards
Bathrooms/shower rooms with washbasins, mineral finishes, Led mirrors and heated towel rails
In two-level villas: tiling on the ground floor and solid oak parquet upstairs (excluding wet rooms)
Wood and/or coloured aluminium joinery

A discreet collection of homes
Villa Verna is part of a small, confidential set of seven new villas on the hillside, conceived to preserve privacy and calm while remaining close to village life and the shoreline. The architecture draws on contemporary Provençal codes—natural stone, soft ochre tones, and refined outdoor structures—creating a cohesive, elegant setting rather than a dense estate.

Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer — the Var at its most authentic
Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer is cherished for its unhurried atmosphere: a seaside village with a strong sense of place, framed by the Massif des Maures and open to the Mediterranean. The coastline here is a succession of capes, coves and sandy beaches, while the village itself offers restaurants open year-round and a colourful Provençal market in season.
The area is also home to the renowned Jardin des Méditerranées at the Domaine du Rayol, a year-round invitation to explore Mediterranean landscapes. From this vantage point, you enjoy the rare combination of calm and connection—close to lively coastal destinations while returning each day to a setting that feels protected and serene.

Access and connections (by car)

Approx. 11 minutes to Cavalaire-sur-Mer
Approx. 18 minutes to Le Lavandou
Approx. 35 minutes to Saint-Tropez
Approx. 40 minutes to Toulon-Hyères Airport
Approx. 1 hour to Toulon Tgv station
Approx. 1H50 to Nice Côte d’Azur Airport

Villa Verna brings together sea-view serenity, contemporary Provençal architecture, and the ease of a newly built home—crafted for long summers, bright winters, and the simple luxury of waking up above the bay.