On the island of Sainte-Marguerite, a few minutes by boat from the Croisette, Villa Belvoir is a seafront estate whose history dates back to the 13th century, with its original features preserved. Its 1,290 m² are spread across seven buildings within a 14,000 m² botanical garden: the governor's house, a guest house, three cottages, three pool suites and the former fortress tower. The twelve bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, sleep twenty-four guests. Period wooden floors, white and grey marble and natural-toned furniture sit alongside works of art, including life-size dinosaur sculptures. Among citrus trees, fountains, paved paths and a koi pond, life revolves around the heated pool, outdoor dining and the sunset terrace; a hammam, sauna, treatment rooms, gym and wine cellar complete the estate.





