Three singular villas. One private domain. An address unlike any other in Mougins.

Three villas. Each one different. None of them ordinary.

What makes this estate remarkable is what it deliberately is not. It is not a development of identical units. It is not a gated community of matching façades. It is three architecturally individual residences — each with its own name, its own character, its own relationship to the landscape — gathered within a single private, enclosed domain at the gates of Mougins.

The architect's brief was to create three villas that share a sensibility without sharing a silhouette. Stone and render, glass and wood, overhanging roofs and deep terraces — each villa interprets the same contemporary Mediterranean vocabulary in its own way. The result is an estate that feels curated rather than built, discovered rather than sold.

The three villas

Panoramic views — the defining feature

Every living space in this estate has been oriented to capture the view: the wooded hills behind Mougins, the Côte d'Azur in the distance, the Mediterranean quality of light that changes with each hour of the day. The corner glazing on each villa — floor-to-ceiling, with no visible frame at the corner junction — creates the sensation of being suspended in the landscape rather than separated from it. The pool terrace continues this logic: infinity edges or stone waterfalls depending on the villa, each designed to blur the boundary between the private garden and the natural hillside beyond.

This is not a sea-view property. It is something rarer on the Riviera: a view that does not compete with the property, but completes it. The hills of Mougins at dusk, with the fragrance of olive and pine carried on a warm breeze, are among the most genuinely beautiful things the Côte d'Azur has to offer.