Holiday home Villa Nyland

Face to face with the sea. On Cap Bénat, one of the most beau­tiful view­points on the Côte d’Azur, lies Villa Nyland. Sur­rounded by old pine trees, oaks and pines that extend down to the beach.
The fact that ever­y­thing here seems as if time and tourism have stood still is due to the fact that the entire com­munity dedi­cated itself to the pro­tection of the coast 50 years ago. A heritage that Villa Nyland also upholds, com­ple­menting its his­toric ground floor from 1949 with a modern, res­trained structure on top. The house not only blends into the wild land­scape, but also into the holistic context of the modernist buil­dings by archi­tects Lefèvre and Aubert from the 1960s.

The com­bi­nation of wood, con­crete and regional stone from Bormes-les-Mimosas creates a retreat that is closely con­nected with nature and its ele­ments. At the same time, the house opens up largely to the sea, offering guests an impressive pan­o­ramic view. In addition, the floor-to-ceiling windows not only flood the rooms with light, but they also lend structure to the land­scape and invite it inside. The reduced interplay between warm, clearly struc­tured wood and cool, unt­reated stone is also reflected in the interior design, com­ple­mented by con­tem­porary fur­niture and lighting. On two floors, there are three double bed­rooms with bath­rooms, a laundry, an open-plan living area, a dining room with kitchen and a living room with a custom-built library. Both levels are sur­rounded by two large ter­races to the south, a pergola with lou­vered doors to the west and a shel­tered outdoor area to the east. Thus, at any time of day, there is a spot in the sun as well as in the shade. Accom­panied by the chirping of birds from the garden. All that is missing is a swim in the nearby sea to com­pletely immerse yourself in the savoir-vivre.

What to do

Swimming at the nearest sandy beach (a 5-minute walk away) or one of the two other private beaches in the community; sailing courses at the small private Port du Pradet; scenic walks around Cap Bénat; the old village of Bormes-les-Mimosas with bakeries, grocery shops, pharmacies, bars and restaurants is 4 km away; excursions to the islands of Port-Cros and Île du Levant; a visit to the MUCEM museum in Marseille; Villa Noailles in Hyères and contemporary art at the Fondation Carmignac on Île de Porquerolles.

Why we like this house

A Mediterranean minimalist home that makes the leap back in time of over 70 years with panache.

This house is great for

Architecture lovers and families who want to spend their holidays in unspoilt nature.

Sustainability

Hot water via thermal solar panels; heat pump; low-temperature underfloor heating; e-charging station at the house; public transport possible.

Details

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