Maison à vendre, 420m², Saint-Raphaël

Description

A Waterfront Estate with Private Cove Access coming up for Private Auction in September 2026 – With NO RESERVE PRICE Ideally located on the legendary Corniche d’Or in Le Trayas, Villa Helios Estate enjoys an exceptional waterfront setting on a 3,835 m2 plot overlooking the Mediterranean. Nestled into the red rocks of the Estérel coastline, just moments from the iconic Navirotel — a Riviera landmark designed by architect Hazebroucq and fully restored in 2025 — the estate comprises a main villa and a guest house awaiting renovation, offering the opportunity to create a discreet and peaceful seaside sanctuary. The property also features a private boathouse, two secluded beaches with crystal-clear turquoise waters, exceptional underwater scenery, and breathtaking panoramic views over the Estérel Massif and the Mediterranean Sea. Principal Villa Main Level: Entrance hall, 2 living rooms – 1 with fireplace and mezzanine cinema room – dining room – Fully equipped kitchen – 3 elegant suites + laundry room Lower Level: 2 additional suites, each with private bathroom – Office, may serve as a 6th bedroom Exterior & Wellbeing Sea-facing terrace, swimming pool, sauna, hammam Boat garage + direct access to 2 private beaches Guest House – to be Renovated 90 m2 – 3 bedrooms with bathrooms or shower rooms Independent access — living room, dining room,kitchen,mezzanine Significant development potential The Esterel coastline, its red porphyry rock dropping into a turquoise sea, drew some of the most influential painters of their generation from the turn of the twentieth century onward. In 1902, Henri-Edmond Cross painted Rocks at Trayas — on this very shoreline — a few years after hosting, in his garden at nearby Saint-Clair, a circle of artists that included Paul Signac, Henri Matisse, Andre Derain and Albert Marquet. It was from these gatherings, and this Mediterranean light they sought to capture through pure color, that Fauvism emerged. Marquet returned again and again to paint the Mediterranean shore — its coves, ochre villas, blue horizons — with the same economy of means and precision of tone that define his work.