appartement agay var

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In Agay,
located in the Var department, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region,
in a beautiful seaside resort at the foot of the red rocks and mountains of the Esterel, between Saint-Raphaël and Cannes...
A lovely 85.9 m² apartment in a built luxury residence, 200 m from the beach and shops.
Located on the 2nd of 4 floors, the apartment gets plenty of sunlight and has an unobstructed panoramic view of a superb wooded park.
Beautiful sheltered terrace, enjoying a beautiful south-west exposure.
Private swimming pool.
Secured residence with a friendly concierge who is present all year round.

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Total surface area : 85.9 m²
(Except terrace and garage)

Apartment - Second floor
Living room + dining room	20.7 m²
Open fitted kitchen with cellar and wardrobe	16.6 m²
Bedroom 1 with cupboard	15.3 m²
Bedroom 2 with cupboard	11.2 m²
Bathroom (with bathtub, shower, double vanity unit and toilet)	6.9 m²
Corridor	12.9 m²
Separate toilet with washbasin	2.3 m²

Plan

Other surfaces
Terrace (south-west facing)	13.8 m²
Garage (ground floor)	15.0 m²

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Agay is a lovely seaside resort which is part of the Saint-Raphaël commune located 13 km from Fréjus, 19 km from Puget-sur-Argens and 29 km from Cannes - the major tourist hotspots of the French Riviera.

The apartment is situated in 200 m of the sea.

The bay of Agay

A location within one of the most beautiful bays of the Mediterranean, just minutes from Saint-Raphaël

The apartment is located in the town of Agay, within an upscale residence, surrounded by lush greenery and natural surroundings.

All essential amenities are located within the town, along the seaside. For additional shops and services, the city of Saint-Raphaël – just a 15-minute drive from the apartment – offers a wide range of commercial and cultural options, including numerous restaurants, a cinema, and various shops.
Schools (nursery and primary) are available in Agay, while secondary schools and high schools are located in Saint-Raphaël, with school bus services provided.
Agay also has a small train station, offering regular connections to Saint-Raphaël (to access the TGV station) and Cannes.
By road, Agay is easily accessible, particularly via the famous "Corniche d’Or" (D559), which connects Saint-Raphaël to Cannes and offers a stunning panoramic drive between the sea and the Estérel mountains.
Agay also boasts a charming, small-scale marina.

Many walking trails start from the bay and lead into the Estérel mountains, particularly around Cap Dramont, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean.
Just offshore, the Lérins Islands – Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat – are easily visible and make for perfect family outings and explorations.

Esterel Mountain

On the edge of an exceptional region, with a rich diversity of natural contrasts

The Var department, the second most forested in France after Landes, boasts an exceptional coastline featuring fine sandy beaches, rugged capes, and secluded coves. Its hinterland, both authentic and tranquil, is home to many picturesque hilltop villages and remarkable natural sites. The department offers numerous attractions, including:

the Verdon Gorges (“the most beautiful canyon in Europe”), located in the heart of a stunning regional natural park (1h45 by car);
Sainte-Croix Lake, offering a wide range of water-based activities (1h50 by car);
charming Provençal villages (Rougon, La Palud-sur-Verdon, Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume, ...) and numerous Cities of Art and History (Fréjus, Fayence, ...);
a variety of hiking trails to explore on foot, by bike, or on horseback;
colorful and aromatic Provençal markets, alongside the region’s delicious gastronomic specialties;
a rich historical heritage, including Roman ruins in Fréjus and the Thoronet Abbey, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture;
ski resorts in neighboring departments, such as Gréolières-les-Neiges (85 km away), Isola 2000 (139 km), or Val d’Allos (165 km).

"Ile d'Or"

With quick access to the sea (less than 5 minutes) and the key attractions of the Mediterranean coast

The beauty of the bay’s landscapes has long inspired many artists, including Guy de Maupassant, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, the Lumière brothers, and Hergé, who drew inspiration from the nearby "Île d’Or" to create his famous "L'Île Noire".
Here, the Mediterranean coast reveals a wealth of remarkable sites:

Stunning fine sandy beaches, renowned for their crystal-clear, pristine waters, perfect for swimming and scuba diving.
The wild and rugged coastline of the "Esterel Massif", where red porphyry cliffs plunge into the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean.
The "Maures Massif", one of Provence’s oldest and most unspoiled landscapes, offering a variety of scenery ideal for hiking or horseback riding.
Legendary towns of the French Riviera, such as Cannes (50 minutes by car), with its famous Croisette, its renowned film festival, and its vast bay lined with golden beaches; Nice (1h away), featuring an elegant seaside promenade, a lively old town with picturesque alleyways and charming squares, and its famous February carnival; Saint-Tropez (1h15 away), an iconic tourist destination, surrounded by a stunning peninsula and more than forty beaches.
The "Îles d’Or" (Porquerolles, Port-Cros, and Île du Levant), true natural gems where fine sandy beaches and turquoise coves blend harmoniously.

Highlights:

200 m from the beach and shops
Large wooded park (no construction allowed)
Beautiful sheltered terrace, very sunny, unobstructed view
Airy apartment with lots of natural light
Plenty of storage
Air conditioning
A very peaceful residence surrounded by greenery
Private swimming pool
Secured residence with a friendly concierge who is present all year round
One of the most beautiful bays in the region at the foot of the Massif de l'Esterel