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Set above the bay of Canadel, this contemporary Provençal villa is designed for long, sunlit days that drift from terrace to water’s edge and back again. Around 219.29 m² of refined living space unfolds across two levels, with four bedrooms, multiple bath/shower rooms, and a flowing kitchen–dining area that opens wide to the outdoors. An approximately 45.70 m² infinity pool, generous terraces (98.91 m² plus 46.91 m²), and 1,653 m² of outdoor space create a private Mediterranean setting. Comfort is quietly modern, with reversible heat-pump underfloor diffusion, home automation, videophone, fitted wardrobes, and covered parking.

A Horizon of Blue, a Life in Slow Motion
In Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the days have a particular softness. The light arrives early, slides across the hillside, and settles on the sea until evening turns the bay to bronze. From this position above Canadel, the villa is shaped around that rhythm—open to the view, anchored in Mediterranean planting, and conceived for the kind of living where you move naturally between inside and out, barefoot more often than not.
Contemporary in its lines yet grounded in the local landscape, the home offers approximately 219.29 m² of thoughtfully planned living space with 4 bedrooms, generous social areas, and a calm, architectural flow across two levels. Outside, 1,653 m² of outdoor space surrounds the villa, with wide terraces and an infinity pool of around 45.70 m² that draws your gaze straight toward the Mediterranean.

Interiors Designed Around Light and Ease
The arrival feels private and composed. A dedicated entrance hall (6.95 m²) sets the tone—clean lines, practical storage, and an immediate sense that the house is engineered for effortless, year-round comfort. From here, the ground floor opens into the heart of the home: a vast kitchen / dining area of 65.35 m², arranged to bring people together while keeping everything beautifully functional.
The kitchen connects directly to a pantry (cellier) of 5.40 m²—a detail that makes life easier in every season, whether it’s stocking up for long summer stays or keeping day-to-day living uncluttered. A separate technical room of 9.55 m² supports the home’s services discreetly, while a ground-floor Wc (2.94 m²) completes the practical side of the plan.
For moments that call for a quieter atmosphere, a separate living room (salon) of 20.45 m² offers a more intimate setting—ideal for late-afternoon reading, quieter conversation, or simply a shaded pause between swims. Across the level, large openings and modern joinery in wood and/or coloured aluminium underline the villa’s focus on light, clarity, and the gentle pull of the outdoors.

A Ground-Floor Suite for Everyday Luxury
One of the villa’s most appealing comforts is the ease of a ground-floor sleeping space. Bedroom 1 (12.29 m²) sits alongside a dedicated dressing area (3.57 m²) and a well-proportioned bathroom (7.06 m²). It’S a layout that suits many lifestyles: a serene principal suite, a private guest room, or a quiet retreat that keeps daily life beautifully simple.

Upstairs: Space to Gather, Space to Withdraw
Upstairs, the home continues its balanced approach to living—part social, part serene. A upper lounge (salon haut) of 18.88 m² becomes whatever your life requires: a media space, a library corner, a games room, or a calm office for remote working when the sea is too tempting to ignore. The circulation is comfortable and generous, with a hallway (dégagement) of 6.82 m².
Three further bedrooms create a welcoming, family-friendly level: Bedroom 2 (14.90 m²), Bedroom 3 (15.93 m²), and Bedroom 4 (15.93 m²). Storage is integrated with fitted cupboards, keeping rooms feeling calm and uncluttered. The floor is completed by two shower rooms—Shower room 1 (4.55 m²) and Shower room 2 (3.67 m²)—as well as a second Wc (1.75 m²) and a laundry room (buanderie) of 3.30 m² that supports longer stays with ease.
Finishes are designed to feel refined yet natural: in villas with one floor, the specification includes tiling on the ground floor and solid oak parquet upstairs (excluding wet rooms upstairs, which remain tiled). Bathrooms and shower rooms are equipped with washbasins, a Led mirror, and a heated towel rail, creating a daily ritual that feels quietly hotel-like without losing the warmth of a private home.

Outdoor Living, Elevated
This is a home that invites you outside—again and again. The ground-floor terrace extends to an impressive 98.91 m², creating an immediate lifestyle canvas: long lunches in the shade, late dinners under the soft glow of exterior lighting, and the easy choreography of summer days where everything happens outdoors.
A second terrace upstairs adds an extra layer of pleasure and privacy, with 46.91 m² to enjoy the view and the breeze from a higher vantage point. From here, the coastline feels close enough to touch, yet you remain wrapped in the calm of the hillside.

The Infinity Pool: A Daily Ritual
At approximately 45.70 m², the infinity pool becomes the natural centrepiece—an expanse of water that mirrors the sky and visually blends with the bay beyond. Whether you swim early while the air is still cool, float through the heat of the afternoon, or watch the colours change at dusk, the pool area is designed to feel like an extension of the landscape rather than an addition to it.
The terrace is finished with natural stone, and the home includes an annexe of 11.43 m² that houses technical elements for the pool—keeping the practicalities neatly out of sight. A restanque in local stone grounds the architecture in the traditions of the Var hillside, while the overall composition remains clean, contemporary, and light.

Shade, Scent, and Mediterranean Planting
Outdoor comfort isn’t only about sun it’s also about how the home protects you from it. The villa’s terraces are complemented by wicker reed sun shades, offering filtered light that feels unmistakably southern—cooler underfoot, softer on the eyes, and perfect for unhurried afternoons.
The wider setting is designed to respect and enhance the natural environment, with a Mediterranean character that suits the climate and the hillside. The result is an atmosphere of privacy and calm—space for children to play, room for a table that always seems to grow in summer, and corners of garden where the day’s pace naturally slows.

Modern Comfort, Discreetly Delivered
True luxury here is not showy it’s felt in the details. The villa benefits from a reversible heat pump with underfloor diffusion, supporting comfort through warm winters and hot summers while keeping interiors uncluttered and quietly efficient. Electrically operated roller shutters add practicality and peace of mind, while a home automation system and videophone bring everyday control and security into a single, streamlined experience.
The entrance door is specified as burglar-resistant with a 5-point security lock. Storage is integrated throughout with fitted cupboards, and the material palette is intentionally calm: white satin paint in dry rooms, mineral finishes in wet rooms, and a coherent approach to tiles and parquet that supports the villa’s easy, barefoot elegance.

Parking and Practical Space
On the practical side, the property includes private parking with a covered parking area of 38.77 m², an invaluable feature for year-round living on the coast. The plan also indicates additional collective parking spaces at the entrance of the wider setting, contributing to a sense of ease when friends and family arrive.

A Private Collection of Villas in a Preserved Setting
The villa forms part of a small, carefully conceived group of seven new villas positioned on the hillside in a preserved, confidential environment. The architecture takes cues from the landscape—stone elements, soft ochre-toned render, and a composition that sits in harmony with its surroundings. The overall mood is residential and tranquil, designed for privacy and absolute calm while remaining connected to the life of the village.
From the property, a pedestrian path leads down toward the beach, reinforcing that rare feeling of being both elevated and close to the sea—high enough for views, near enough for spontaneous swims and shoreline walks.

Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer: The Var at Its Most Authentic
Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer has a distinctive personality—an intimate seaside resort created in 1925, with a village atmosphere that has preserved its authenticity. It’S a place that prefers calm to bustle, yet remains within easy reach of the region’s most vibrant destinations. The coastline is carved into capes and coves, with magnificent bays and fine sandy beaches, while inland the Massif des Maures brings forests of cork oaks, heather, and mimosas—nature that feels generous, scented, and alive.
Life here is wonderfully seasonal. In warmer months, the Provençal market in Rayol brings colour and local flavour, and restaurants remain open throughout the year to keep village life present even in quieter periods. One of the area’s treasured landmarks, the Domaine du Rayol and its Jardin des Méditerranées, offers year-round walks through landscapes inspired by Mediterranean climates—a rare cultural and botanical experience on the coast.

Connections Along the Coast and Beyond
The location is well placed for exploring the Mediterranean arc. By car, the brochure indicates approximately 35 minutes to Saint-Tropez, 18 minutes to Le Lavandou (and its market), and 11 minutes to Cavalaire-sur-Mer. For longer journeys, Toulon Tgv station is around 1 hour away, Toulon–Hyères airport around 40 minutes, and Nice Côte d’Azur airport around 1h50. Monaco is noted at approximately 2h17, placing international connections within a manageable drive.

The Essence of the Home
Some properties impress with scale others with location. This villa succeeds because it combines both with an everyday, liveable grace. The spaces are generous yet composed, the specification modern yet warm, and the outdoor living truly central to the experience—terraces that invite long meals, an infinity pool that becomes part of the horizon, and a setting above the bay that makes every return feel like a small exhale.
In Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer, the Mediterranean is not just a view. It’S the backdrop to a way of life—sunlit, unhurried, and beautifully grounded.