CLOVIS immo · Real estate
An architect villa sold in South Corsica
Contemporary architecture, Mediterranean landscape and collaboration between professionals.
Property soldA singular property
An architecture open to the landscape
Located within the Domaine de Sperone in Bonifacio, this architect villa enjoys a privileged environment between Mediterranean vegetation, sea views and golf courses.
The property developed about 158 m2 living spaceincluding four chambers and three bathrooms, on a plot of about 2,530 m2. Its wooden architecture, terraces and openings to the landscape contributed to its singular character.
Architecture & Living Environment
The spirit of a Mediterranean house
Designed to interact with its environment, the villa combined wood, terraces and open volumes on nature. The outdoor spaces extended the living rooms, in a residential setting sought for its calm and discretion.
The property enjoyed views of the Mediterranean, towards the Lavezzi islands and the coasts of Sardinia.
Bonifacio · South Corsica
The confidential framework of the Domaine de Sperone
In the vicinity of Bonifacio, the Domaine de Sperone occupies a special place in the real estate landscape of southern Corsica. This residential sector is part of a remarkable natural environment, close to the Sperone Golf, famous 18 hole course appreciated for its layout and sea views.
Maquis, Mediterranean vegetation and coastline make up the decor of this place, where the quality of the environment fully contributes to the character of the properties.
A partnership operation
A successful real estate transaction
Property sold for 3,300,000 € Agency fees included.
The signature of the authentic act took place at a notary in Paris in June 2026.
Communication and marketing activities carried out by Jérôme Drouet, leader of CLOVIS immo, identified and presented the purchaser who completed the acquisition.
The transaction continued as part of a collaboration in intercabinet with a professional based on the site. The two partners accompanied exchanges between seller and buyer, negotiations, the preparation of the compromise and the follow-up of the dossier until the final signature.
This collaboration also involved exchanges with architects and other building professionals around works envisaged by the purchaser, without prejudice to their realization.
This experience illustrates the complementarity between a real estate communication strategy, the relay of a local professional and a coordinated monitoring of the various stages of a transaction.
