Manoir Clement

The villa

Amidst verdant hillside gardens and olive groves, a short distance from the quaint old town of Peymeinade lies the idyllic Manoir Clement - an atmospheric family holiday home with a heated private swimming pool offering unique views of the surrounding valleys. Set in 3000sqm of beautiful well - maintained grounds, the house enjoys panoramic views of the surrounding hills towards Mandelieu. Nineteen steps lead down to the well - secured swimming pool area with its pool house equipped with a summer kitchen and WC. There is an ample poolside terrace and various other terraces on different levels which allow for privacy for a large group. To the front of the house is a covered terrace just outside the kitchen, ideal for all meals, overlooking a lovely lawned space with views. There is also a gate by the front lawn as an precaution for small children. To the right of the house is a full - size floodlit boules pitch and another terrace; from here you can climb up to further levels with terraces both equipped with tables and parasols.  This is a much loved property offering traditionally stylish and cosy spaces inside and many tranquil terraces outside, dotted with picturesque blossoms, shrubs and lawns. The natural beauty that surrounds the property means guests will want to spend plenty of time out on the terraces using the BBQ or playing table tennis. Manoir Clement is perfectly located just a half hour from the coast, and there are many pretty villages to be discovered in the surrounding mountains. The glamour of the beach towns of Cannes and Antibes are a must see, and Grasse, the perfume capital of the world, is within ten minutes’ drive. As featured in...

Close to picturesque hill towns as well as many of the Cote d'Azur's fashionable coastal towns such as Cannes, Antibes, Nice, and La Napoule. The Italian border is about 45 minutes to an hour away by scenic route by train or car; also there are several unspoilt islands to visit by ferry from Cannes as well as crossing the bay to St Tropez. Lac St Casien is a 20 minute drive with small boats for hire and several picnic areas and cafes.

It is an idyllic spot with so many things to do [sailing, hiking, golf, galleries,etc], yet you can also stay happily at the villa with its many restful attractions without wanting to go anywhere else.

Cannes, Nice, Monaco and Saint - Tropez each have a magnetic atmosphere of their own, a frenetic glamour and a parade of beautiful people partying until dawn. Of course, the exultation of hobnobbing with the wealthy on immaculate private hotel beaches, backed by classy cafes under canvas, may be tempered by the subsequent arrival of an account that looks as if it has at least two noughts too many. The Riviera in fact has plenty of public beaches which are just as, if not more, suitable for families, while a street or two behind the film set façade it is easy to find restaurants that are better value than almost anything back home. On any excursion to the coast by car however, arrive and depart early, to avoid the traffic jams that sometimes build up in high season later in the day. Behind this exotic shop window lies the ‘arrière pays’, or back - country, within easy reach of the Côte - d’Azur but far less frenetic. Some of the most popular places - Eze, Grasse, Mougins and  St Paul - de - Vence - attract large numbers of summer visitors; but only a kilometer or two away are other equally delightful towns and villages, untouched by the mass tourist market. Their ancient streets have breathtaking, distant views of the sea, from houses hugging deep gorges or sheltered by rugged mountain outcrops. Provençal life continues here undisturbed and unthreatened, at its own singular pace.