Maison Givenchy | 6-Bedroom Villa in Mouans Sartoux French Riviera

Fourteen guests across six bedrooms, a private saltwater pool overlooking the Côte d’Azur hinterland, and a location that sits just 10km from the Mediterranean—Maison Givenchy in Mouans Sartoux delivers the kind of luxury villa rental on France’s celebrated French Riviera that makes extended family gatherings feel less like logistics and more like living. Perched on a hillside in a quiet residential pocket, this 300-square-meter main house plus separate studio occupies 2,800 square meters of Provençal gardens where the air carries hints of lavender and wild herbs.

Inside Maison Givenchy

Maison Givenchy sleeps 14 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The main residence distributes its accommodation across two distinct zones—intimate quarters for a few, sprawling family wings for the rest.

The master suite anchors one end of the house with a queen-size bed, a dressing room that doubles as a walk-in wardrobe, and a luxurious en-suite bathroom featuring both a deep soaking bath and separate WC. Two additional queen bedrooms each arrive with matching en-suite bathrooms and direct access to the gardens or private balconies overlooking the forested valleys beyond. A fourth bedroom holds two single beds and its own en-suite, perfect for adolescents seeking minor independence. The fifth bedroom in the main house contains two sets of bunk beds—four beds total—specifically designed to accommodate children without requiring constant supervision across multiple levels.

Beyond the main house, a separate studio offers a seventh bedroom with a double bed and en-suite bathroom, providing flexible accommodation or privacy for a couple requiring distance from the larger group.

The interior balances two distinct culinary philosophies: a traditional country kitchen that harks to Provençal farmhouse aesthetics and a thoroughly modern kitchen equipped for serious cooking. Two living rooms provide natural gathering points—one spilling toward the garden through large doors, the second offering an alternative retreat. Two dining spaces allow groups to split or join as the occasion demands, with one positioned for indoor formal meals and the other for casual gatherings. Neutral colour palettes, quality furnishings, and authentic regional touches prevent the space from feeling either sterile or cluttered.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The saltwater swimming pool—5 meters by 10 meters, equipped with safety alarms and open roughly April through September—becomes the outdoor heart. Two distinct lounge zones flank the water: one clustered with comfortable seating for afternoon reading, the second positioned to catch sunset light at the day’s end. A covered dining pavilion, strung with climbing vines, transforms into an evening restaurant where local market produce transforms into meals under stars. The barbecue area extends entertaining possibilities when rain threatens or the group divides between poolside and grilling duties.

The Provençal gardens refuse to announce themselves as designed landscapes. Lavender, rosemary, and flowering shrubs occupy irregular beds. Grassy lawns slope toward tree lines. Sun loungers dot available flat spots. Parking for two cars sits discretely near the property entrance.

Location: Mouans Sartoux and the Surrounding Area

Mouans Sartoux itself sits 5 kilometers from Mougins, a medieval hilltop village where narrow streets and cypress-lined passages deliver views stretching toward the Mediterranean coast. Grasse—the region’s perfume capital—occupies a 20-minute drive northeast, famous not only for fragrance production at houses like Fragonard and Galimard but also for a farmer’s market that operates year-round and rewards early risers with local olive oil, herbs, and produce. Valbonne, another 10 kilometers onward, offers another respected market plus wine tastings in the surrounding villages.

The Mediterranean shoreline sits just 10 kilometers south. Cannes’ Plage du Midi and Plage Croisette deliver the coastline most visitors envision—soft sand, palm-lined promenades, watersports from jet skiing to paddleboarding, and restaurants ranging from casual beach shacks to Michelin-recognized establishments. Antibes, 12 kilometers southeast, maintains less glitz and more authentic harbor atmosphere, with ferries departing regularly toward Saint-Tropez (approximately 45 minutes by sea), where mega-yachts, luxury boutiques, and the charming vieille ville provide a full day’s exploration. Quieter alternatives include Villeneuve-Loubet beach, 20 kilometers toward Antibes, where boat hire and watersports operate year-round with fewer crowds.

Within our Saint-Tropez villa collection, you’ll find similarly positioned properties. For broader destination context, explore our full French Riviera luxury villa portfolio or consult our comprehensive French Riviera travel guide for seasonal planning and cultural highlights. We also offer luxury villas throughout coastal Europe should this region not align with your schedule.

Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport sits 50 kilometers northeast—roughly 50 minutes by car depending on traffic—making arrivals straightforward via hired transfer or rental vehicle. Local supermarkets and convenience shops operate within a 5-minute drive. Restaurants begin appearing within a 30-minute downhill walk or 5-minute drive, with a cinema nearby for rainy-day entertainment.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit from the room count and suite arrangement—teenagers and young adults occupy the bunk bedroom or studio without creating tension around bathroom access. Three couples plus a family of four fit comfortably across the six bedrooms with nobody sharing facilities.

Golf enthusiasts find three respected courses within 10 kilometers, making Maison Givenchy an ideal base for rounds without daily transfers exceeding 20 minutes. Wine aficionados base themselves here for touring the surrounding Grasse and Mougins wine regions or taking day trips toward Provence’s larger appellation zones.

Families with children under 12 appreciate the pool safety features, the bunk bedroom designed specifically for kids, nearby family beaches, and babysitting services available on request. Multi-generational groups enjoy the space, separate guest accommodation, and the town infrastructure supporting everyone’s age and interest level simultaneously.

Practical Information

Maison Givenchy accommodates 14 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms (main house plus studio). Capacity breaks down as: master bedroom (2 guests), two queen bedrooms (4 guests), single-bed bedroom (2 guests), bunk-bed bedroom (4 guests), and studio double bedroom (2 guests).

Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport (approximately 50km, 50-minute drive) represents the primary arrival point. Alternatively, Cannes airport sits 30 kilometers away (40-minute drive), or Nice train station connects to Cannes, Antibes, and local towns via regular service.

Included amenities: Wi-Fi broadband throughout, air-conditioning in all living zones, Smart TV with Netflix and satellite channels, DVD player, PlayStation gaming console, full kitchen equipping (traditional and modern units), pool safety features, and 2,800 square meters of managed gardens. Maid service and babysitting arrange on request at additional cost. Linen, towels, and end-of-stay cleaning typically form part of rental packages depending on booking terms.

Frequently Asked Questions about Maison Givenchy

How many guests does Maison Givenchy sleep?

Maison Givenchy sleeps 14 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The main residence contains five bedrooms (a master suite, two queen rooms, a single-bed room, and a four-bed bunk bedroom), plus a separate studio with an additional double bedroom and en-suite bathroom. Each bedroom includes private en-suite facilities.

What is the nearest airport to Maison Givenchy in Mouans Sartoux?

Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport lies 50 kilometers northeast of Maison Givenchy—approximately 50 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. Cannes airport provides a closer alternative at roughly 30 kilometers (40-minute drive), while Nice train station connects regional destinations including Cannes, Antibes, and Grasse via hourly services. Airport transfers by private driver can be arranged on request.

What is the best time of year to rent Maison Givenchy?

May through September delivers warm, consistent weather with the saltwater pool open throughout. June avoids peak summer crowds while maintaining Mediterranean warmth. July and August bring maximum heat and bustling beaches and markets—perfect for families seeking peak-season energy. April sees wildflower blooms across the Provençal gardens; October offers pleasant temperatures with reduced tourism. Winter (November–March) experiences occasional rain and cooler afternoons, though many days remain sunny and mild by northern European standards. The Grasse farmer’s market operates year-round, with abundance peaking in summer and autumn.

Is Maison Givenchy suitable for families with children?

Yes. The dedicated bunk bedroom sleeps four children with en-suite access. The private saltwater pool features safety alarms and operates in shallow and deeper zones. Nearby Cannes and Antibes offer beaches with supervised swimming, water sports for ages 5+, and beach clubs with child care. Babysitting services arrange on request. The property includes PlayStation gaming, DVD player, and indoor entertainment for rainy days. Local towns within 30 minutes provide family-friendly restaurants and markets where children navigate narrow streets and discover regional foods.

What is included in the rental price at Maison Givenchy?

Standard inclusions cover Wi-Fi broadband, air-conditioning, utilities, pool maintenance and opening (April–September), linen and towels, end-of-stay cleaning, Smart TV with Netflix access, and garden maintenance. Extras available at additional cost typically include maid service during the stay, babysitting or childcare, airport transfers, car rental coordination, and private chef services. Specific terms vary by booking platform and season—confirm exact inclusions when securing your dates.

What restaurants and shops are near Maison Givenchy?

Mougins’ medieval village, 5 kilometers away, contains cafés and restaurants within its narrow streets. Grasse (20 kilometers northeast) operates a year-round farmer’s market plus supermarkets. The property sits a 30-minute downhill walk or 5-minute drive from local restaurants, cafés, and a cinema. Cannes (10 kilometers south) offers everything from casual beachside dining to high-end Michelin-recognized restaurants. Antibes (12 kilometers southeast) maintains authentic harbor restaurants serving fresh seafood. Wine tastings and cellar visits operate throughout the surrounding villages—ask locally for current offerings.