Set in almost a hectare of greenery, the Domaine du Soleil Levant offers a privileged, enclosed and secure setting, facing the sea in the heart of the pine forest.
At the entrance to the Domaine, served by a private road, 27 apartments from studios to 3-room units, facing the sea or the pine grove in the former Hôtel du Soleil Levant.
Each apartment has been designed to offer a way of life oriented towards nature. Generous ceiling heights give a sense of space and airiness. Large picture windows let in the natural light characteristic of the island.
The apartments have generous balconies with unobstructed views of the sea or the pine grove, while three of them enjoy a private garden overlooking the sea with direct access from the promenade.
Particular care has been taken in the choice of materials to offer maximum comfort to residents.
With the typical seaside architecture of Oléron, the villas blend harmoniously into the local landscape while offering modern comfort.
Each villa has its own private plot with a landscaped garden and a timber terrace. A garage and outdoor parking in front of the house add everyday convenience.
The living areas open onto the outside thanks to their large picture windows and their fine ceiling heights.
High-end fittings offer optimal living comfort, including underfloor heating powered by a heat pump, generous storage with fitted cupboards, and extra-flat shower trays in the bathrooms.
A heated pool, reserved for residents only, lets you choose between sea bathing and pool swimming.
A true haven of peace, the Domaine du Soleil Levant is the perfect choice for living all year round or for holidays.
Access and transport
- Small square at the foot of the estate
- 3 min by bike to shops
- 9 min on foot to the sailing club
- Large beach 14 min by bike
- 40 min from Rochefort
- 1h10 from La Rochelle
Neighbourhood life
OLÉRON, A NATURAL ISLAND WITH ITS CHARM PRESERVED …
Nicknamed "the luminous", the Île d'Oléron is renowned for its sunshine and mild climate throughout
the year, its fine sandy beaches, its unspoilt wild nature and its rich heritage. A protected natural site, the island appeals with its exceptional natural landscapes, its numerous forest massifs, its marshes and its long wild beaches.
It also offers a rich architectural heritage reflecting the history of the region, such as Fort Boyard, the Chassiron lighthouse and the many bourgeois villas in seaside architecture from the late XIXth century.
SAINT-TROJAN-LES-BAINS, A PRIVILEGED VILLAGE
A village at the southern tip of the island, it is one of the most sought-after on Oléron. Its many beaches, its state forest and its oyster port lined with colourful wooden huts offer a real treat for the eyes on every walk. The Petite Plage, facing the Domaine, lets you enjoy with your family the tranquillity of a sheltered spot within the roadstead of Saint-Trojan-les-
Bains. Visit the Club de Voile Oléron Saint-Trojan, just a few steps away, for your boating trips.
Take your bike or the P'tit Train to reach, through the pine grove, the Grande Plage of Saint-Trojan, the most popular beach on Oléron, which faces the Atlantic Ocean.
Continue on to the Gatseau beach at the southern tip of the island, in a wild and charming setting.
Stroll around the town centre and enjoy its many local shops and its covered market, open all year round and offering quality produce.
