According to local legend, Kaiser Wilhelm I, the first German Emperor, had a property built for his
daughter, Louise of Prussia. However, there is little evidence to back up that legend, and the first
official records date from 1912, when a wealthy family from Reims, the Rouyer-Warnier family,
purchased the first plots of land. Between 1912 and 1921, Mr. Rouyer, a successful tradesman in the
textile industry, and his wife Louise had a villa built there, and acquired eleven more plots of land.
The “Renaissance”-inspired Villa Louise is still standing today, and lends its name to the present-day
Domaine.
Nestled between land and sea, clinging to a wooded hillside adorned with pines, mimosas, palm,
olive and citrus trees, it is a majestic residence that attracts the attention of passers-by, with its
unquestionable beauty and exceptional architecture.
In the South of France, in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and a stone’s throw from Gigaro
beach, Domaine Louise is a true oasis of greenery, with its Mediterranean wooded park spanning
nearly 11 hectares and offering unrivalled views over the Levant islands. Bathed in crystal-clear
water, the coastline has a few surprises up its sleeve for those who love deserted coves and untamed
beaches. Beautiful beaches stretch across the French Riviera from east to west, making it a perfect
spot to unwind and discover everything the region has to offer.
Its 7 superb villas, nestled between land and sea, are perfectly tailored to the needs of guests seeking
tranquility and authenticity. Managed and looked after by highly qualified personnel, this
characterful property offers high-end, custom services.
