Beauvallon estate

and its chapel

Beauvallon is a district of Grimaud on the edge of the Mediterranean, and offers an 18-hole golf course. Beautiful private villas that are not visitable can be found here, but access to the estate is allowed.

The stunning villas ans views

of Beauvallon estate

– The “Vent d’Aval” villa: a statuesque house built in 1928 by the architect Pierre Chareau. It stands in vast gardens and its functional organisation plays with contrast. This villa is listed as a Historical Monument of regional interest and has also carried the ‘20th-century Heritage’ label since 1 March 2001.

– The “La Seynave” villa: is a prefabricated house designed in 1961 by the architect Jean Prouvé. Beams of steel rest above metal porticoes or modules of concrete. The entire villa is covered by a pleated aluminium roof. The partitions and walls are built from alternating lightweight mahogany features and wide patio doors – this construction principle creates a bright, flexible interior that communicates well with the surroundings. This villa is listed as a Historical Monument of regional interest and has also carried the ‘20th-century Heritage’ label since 1 March 2001.