Southwest France luxury real estate lists eight homes
- Luxury real estate along the southwest coast of France spans a diverse market where historic châteaux, neo-Basque estates, and modern architectural properties command prices ranging from 1.59 million...
- Priced at 15.9 million euros through Barnes Côte Basque, the Villa Ugaïna in Saint-Jean-de-Luz stands out for its direct waterfront access.
- In contrast to coastal waterfront villas, properties near Hossegor and Biarritz emphasize acreage and regional architecture.
Luxury real estate along the southwest coast of France spans a diverse market where historic châteaux, neo-Basque estates, and modern architectural properties command prices ranging from 1.59 million to 15.9 million euros, according to recent listings highlighted in regional reporting on Sept. 30, 2026. Properties across Hossegor, Biarritz, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, and the surrounding countryside reflect distinct design heritages, offering features such as private walkways to the ocean, large parklands, and historical maritime connections.
A 1922 Neo-Basque Estate in Saint-Jean-de-Luz
Priced at 15.9 million euros through Barnes Côte Basque, the Villa Ugaïna in Saint-Jean-de-Luz stands out for its direct waterfront access. Built in 1922 by architect Cazalis for marine officers, the property features a private pedestrian bridge connecting the residence directly to the front of the bay. Following a 2025 renovation, the 800-square-meter neo-Basque home spans four levels connected by an elevator. The layout includes original wood staircases, sea-facing reception rooms, a cinema room, a wine-tasting cellar, an annex spanning about 100 square meters, a swimming pool, and a summer kitchen.
Country Estates and Historic Biarritz Architecture
In contrast to coastal waterfront villas, properties near Hossegor and Biarritz emphasize acreage and regional architecture. Near Hossegor, a 480-square-meter master house built in the early twentieth century sits within a 1.3-hectare landscaped park. Fully renovated in 2022, the estate includes eight private suites, two kitchens, an independent apartment, and a heated swimming pool listed for 2.965 million euros by Biarritz Sotheby’s International Realty. In Biarritz’s Parc d’Hiver, an estate designed in 1926 by regionalist architect Henri Godbarge is listed at 3.25 million euros by Émile Garcin. The 345-square-meter home retains period features including grand salon woodwork and stained-glass windows by Mauméjean, situated within a 1,500-square-meter landscaped parcel.
Modern Coastal Properties in Anglet
For buyers seeking contemporary layouts rather than traditional regional styles, an Anglet property channels 1950s modernist architecture ten minutes from Biarritz. Listed at 5.99 million euros by Biarritz Sotheby’s International Realty, the 422-square-meter villa features open-plan living areas, a bar, and expansive horizontal lines oriented toward the Atlantic Ocean.