Château Borelli: Historic Saint-⁠Tropez Residence

At the heart of a private estate in Saint-Tropez, Château Borelli marks a unique chapter in local history. Erected in the late 19th century, this Italian-inspired château was designed as an aristocratic vacation home, at a time when the French Riviera was attracting European visitors seeking sunshine and a sought-after lifestyle. Nestled within a park planted with Mediterranean flora, it elegantly overlooks its surroundings, blending architectural romance with the art of living.

Over time, Château Borelli has retained its distinctive character and aura, while being integrated into a luxury condominium complex. Its generous volumes, iconic tower, and original circulation paths still bear witness to its prestigious past.

It is within this historic setting that this 220.96 m² property unfolds, offering a unique layout. The property includes a fully furnished tower, the centerpiece providing a remarkable living experience. An elegant footbridge connects the château to the main apartment, creating a sense of suspension between the sky and the park, enhancing the feeling of exclusivity.

The apartment currently comprises a living room with a kitchen, two bedrooms, and their respective bathrooms, with a functional layout that can be reconfigured to your preferences. The spaciousness, views, and structure of the property suggest significant architectural potential.

A separate garden-level studio completes the ensemble, ideal for guests or service staff, while an additional space connected to the main lot further expands the possibilities. Outdoors, a private garden extends the living areas within a preserved setting, true to the estate’s original spirit.

A cellar, a private garage, and a storage area complete this property.

Living at Château Borelli means owning a piece of Saint-Tropez’s history, in a place where time seems suspended, between heritage and Mediterranean lifestyle.

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