Mougins | 7-Bed Villa with Pool and Views of Esterel Mounts

Description

Perched on the sun-soaked hills between the medieval villages of Valbonne and Mougins, Villa Mouans represents that increasingly rare commodity: a genuinely impressive Côte d’Azur residence available through smart fractional ownership rather than eye-watering sole purchase.

This neo-Provençal villa sprawls across 344 sq m of meticulously appointed interior space, set within five acres of secure, landscaped grounds. The panoramic sweep takes in the rust-red Esterel Mountains and the glittering Bay of Cannes—views that estate agents describe as “priceless” when they mean precisely the opposite. Here, the co-ownership model renders them surprisingly attainable.

Seven bedrooms and six bathrooms provide genuine capacity for extended families or multiple couples sharing usage periods. The dual-kitchen arrangement—one at pool level—is superb for these families that have teenage children barely speaking to them… Multiple reception rooms and generous living spaces reinforce the sense that this wasn’t simply adapted for large families but designed with civilised cohabitation in mind.

The exterior proposition matches the interior ambition. An 82 sq m heated swimming pool anchors 677 sq m of terracing—ample space for both sunny contemplation and proper entertaining. The summer kitchen, complete with barbecue and cold storage, transforms al fresco dining from aspiration into effortless reality, whilst the boules court provides that essential touch of Provençal authenticity. An included car on-site sweetens the arrangement further, particularly useful for collecting provisions from nearby markets or making the short run down to Cannes.

Modern comforts haven’t been overlooked in pursuit of Mediterranean charm. Smart-home technology, comprehensive air-conditioning, Sonos sound system, home cinema and high-speed internet deliver contemporary expectations, whilst security cameras and gated grounds provide the discretion and safety international owners require. The property arrives fully furnished—a significant advantage for those who view interior decoration as a necessary evil rather than a creative pursuit.

The location itself commands attention. Mouans-Sartoux sits perfectly positioned between authentic Provençal village life and Riviera glamour. The region’s celebrated 300-plus days of annual sunshine aren’t marketing hyperbole; world-class golf courses, pristine beaches, and Cannes’ legendary restaurants lie within easy striking distance. Hill-walking, village exploring and simply soaking in the views provide quieter pleasures for those moments when one tires of the coast’s relentless sophistication.

The co-ownership structure—one-eighth share, securing six weeks annually—transforms this from an impossible dream into a plausible investment. It’s an intelligent entry point to the Côte d’Azur for those who understand that sole ownership of such properties often means months of expensive emptiness. Here, the costs divide sensibly whilst the prestige remains entirely intact.

• Seven bedrooms and six bathrooms in the main residence — ideal for multi‑user co‑ownership

• 344 m² interior space on a 5,000 m² plot with panoramic sea and mountain views

• High‑end amenities: heated pool, expansive terraces, summer kitchen/barbecue, boules court, included car

• Fully furnished, smart‑home ready, air-conditioned, Sonos system—turn‑key luxury with no hassle

• Prime location: hillside position between Valbonne and Mougins, minutes from Cannes and the Riviera beaches

• Co‑ownership model (1/8 share) makes this premium address accessible without sole ownership costs

• A golfing paradise with famous greens such as Royal Mougins Golf Club and Golf d’Opio

The Unique Backcountry of Provence

This corner of the French Riviera represents the very best of Provençal living—where rolling hills meet dramatic mountain landscapes, and medieval villages preserve centuries of authentic charm. The countryside between Valbonne and Mougins is a tapestry of pine forests, olive groves, and cypress trees, punctuated by stone bastides and mas that epitomise the region’s architectural heritage. Here, lavender fields perfume the air, and the gentle Provençal light that captivated generations of artists continues to enchant visitors and residents alike.​