Nestled in the sought-after Plateau Notre-Dame neighbourhood, 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, a tribute to its verdant setting.

Steeped in history and set in a peaceful area with no overlooking properties, this residence enjoys a privileged location just a 7-minute walk from the beaches, train station and town centre of Saint-Raphaël.

The property comprises two buildings:
- The main house offers generous living space, including a living room with a period fireplace, a spacious dining room, a separate kitchen, three bedrooms with sea-view terraces, a relaxation room/library, a shower room and a partially converted attic.
- The caretaker’s house comprises a large garage on the ground floor and a self-contained dwelling upstairs.

The property sits on a tree-lined plot planted with Mediterranean species, with the possibility of adding a swimming pool. The spacious entrance provides parking for several vehicles.

Rare on the market, this property offers exceptional potential. With vision and creativity, it could be renovated into a magnificent family home combining modernity and authenticity.

For lovers of history and authentic charm, this iconic Saint-Raphaël villa is a unique opportunity to make a piece of the Côte d’Azur’s architectural heritage your own. (Agency fees of 5.00% including tax payable by the buyer.) Mickaël MERESSE (EI), Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 811 785 302 - Fréjus.