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Looking for a house with an outdoor swimming pool in France? Then DOM-TOM is the perfect destination. This French overseas region, including Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion, provides plenty of opportunities to find a home with your own private pool close to some stunning beaches. For a relaxed coastal lifestyle, there are many beachfront villas with luxurious pools surrounded by tropical gardens and spacious terraces. Cities like Fort-de-France provide the perfect urban escape – full of culture and amenities yet still close to beautiful nature spots where you can cool off in your own private pool after an adventurous day out exploring!
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Sunny all year round, Guadeloupe offers an outdoor-oriented way of life. The trade winds invite long swims, shaded terraces, wooden decks and a pool house around the pool.
Sought-after areas for a villa with a pool and attractive outdoor spaces include Saint-François, Sainte-Anne and Le Gosier, close to the lagoons and marinas. On the Basse-Terre side, Deshaies and Bouillante offer sea views, tropical gardens and lovely garden receptions after the beach.
Guadeloupe National Park and the Cousteau Reserve punctuate nature getaways, while Guadeloupe Pôle Caraïbes airport connects the archipelago. Ventilated varangues, outdoor showers and pools become the natural extension of the house.
Intense island of the Indian Ocean, La Réunion unfolds turquoise lagoons and volcanic landscapes listed as UNESCO World Heritage. Sunshine, especially in the West, invites outdoor living, on a varangue or by the pool.
From Saint-Gilles-les-Bains to L’Ermitage, sought-after houses focus on outdoor spaces: south-facing terraces, tropical gardens, a pool or pond with pool-house, garden reception areas.
Beaches, Maïdo and Creole markets punctuate the weekends. Roland-Garros airport makes access easy to enjoy a house with a pool and swimming.
In Martinique, the trade wind tempers a generous tropical climate. The pool extends the swimming season, with a wooden deck, a shaded carbet and a pool-house for warm evenings.
Sought-after areas are concentrated around Les Trois‑Îlets, Les Anses‑d’Arlet, Le Diamant, Le François and Le Marin. Residents favor ventilated terraces, infinity pools and garden-facing reception rooms.
La Montagne Pelée and the Pitons du Nord are listed with UNESCO, while Aimé Césaire International Airport makes access easy. Les Salines and La Caravelle form a setting where life is lived outdoors, from breakfast to sunset.
In French Guiana, the equatorial climate and trade winds extend the swimming season. Villas favour shaded terraces, carbet and decks around the basin or the pool.
Around Rémire-Montjoly, Montsinéry-Tonnegrande, Kourou or Matoury, people look for generous outdoor spaces, natural ventilation and entertaining areas in the garden. Pool house, sunbreakers and tropical gardens shape a daily indoor-outdoor life.
The Guiana Space Centre and the Salvation Islands punctuate the landscape; Félix-Éboué Airport serves the department. Proximity to beaches and rivers marks outings and relaxation on the terrace.
In Mayotte, life revolves around the lagoon and the trade winds. The tropical climate and lasting sunshine invite swimming, dips in the sea and evenings outdoors. Shaded verandas, breezy terraces and pool houses shape a summer way of life.
Villas with a pool are sought after on Petite-Terre around Dzaoudzi–Pamandzi, on the heights of Mamoudzou, and near the southern beaches of N’Gouja.
The Mayotte Marine Natural Park protects corals, turtles and dolphins. Dzaoudzi–Pamandzi Airport serves Mayotte. Wooden decks, pools and garden reception areas complete this lifestyle.
Archipelago in the North Atlantic, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon unfolds moors, dunes and fishing villages. The bright summer, tempered by the ocean, encourages south-facing terraces, wind-sheltered outdoor spaces and heated pools for extended swimming.
In Saint-Pierre, areas close to the coves and quays for sea views and a walkable lifestyle. On Miquelon-Langlade, large gardens, a pond and a pool house for entertaining.
The territory is served by Saint-Pierre airport and maritime links with Newfoundland. The Île Grand Colombier nature reserve protects seabirds.
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