Villa Canoubwest

About the villa

Hidden away on a private cul-de-sac next door to Brigitte Bardot’s legendary Saint-Tropez residence, Villa Canoubwest occupies one of the most coveted addresses on the peninsula. On the quieter side of the bay from Pampelonne, the villa sits just moments from the soft sands and umbrella pines of the Baie des Canoubiers — a discreet, postcard-perfect cove ideal for mooring a boat and slipping ashore for a long Mediterranean lunch.

Despite its sense of secret-garden seclusion, the centre of Saint-Tropez is less than a 10-minute drive away. The Vieux Port, designer boutiques, gourmet markets, art galleries and the bustling cafés of Place des Lices are all within easy reach — along with the legendary three-Michelin-starred La Vague d’Or, where Arnaud Donckele celebrates the flavours of Provence.

The villa offers 450 m² of impeccably designed living space set within 8,000 m² of mature, landscaped gardens. Finishes throughout reflect a true commitment to craft: natural stone, marble, parquet flooring, a fully equipped Bulthaup designer kitchen, bespoke joinery and tailored soft furnishings, complemented by fine and decorative art curated to a discerning eye.

Technology is similarly first-class — a fully integrated audio-visual system throughout the property, Lutron lighting, reversible air-conditioning and discreet underfloor heating, all underpinned by a full security and alarm system with its own independent control post and an electric entrance gate. The heated swimming pool takes pride of place in the gardens, framed by the gentle hum of cicadas and the scent of pine.

Villa Canoubwest is built for guests who want both glamour and absolute privacy — the rare Saint-Tropez address where you can step out of the gate and be on Brigitte Bardot’s old beach within minutes, then return to a sanctuary that feels entirely your own.

Private chef, daily concierge, beach club bookings, drivers and yacht charters can all be arranged on request through Sylvana and the Cyrus International team.