At the entrance to the prestigious Cap d’Antibes, just steps from sandy beaches and Port Gallice, this Belle Époque residence, built in 1901, enjoys a prime location on a flat, landscaped plot of 2,410 m². With approximately 395 m² of living space spread over three levels, the property offers generous, light-filled interiors with open views of the sea and surrounding gardens. On the ground floor, a spacious entrance hall leads to an elegant double living room and dining area of 90 m², opening onto a terrace with unobstructed views over the Mediterranean. The separate kitchen is fully equipped, combining functionality with refined finishes. The first floor features a superb principal suite of around 70 m² with a panoramic terrace, private bathroom, and double dressing room. Two additional en-suite bedrooms complete this level. The garden level offers a second suite, an additional bedroom, and a summer lounge with kitchen — ideal for hosting guests in privacy and comfort. The outdoor areas are designed for relaxation and entertaining, with over 200 m² of terraces, a heated swimming pool, summer bar overlooking the bay, mature Mediterranean landscaping, a closed garage, and ample on-site parking. A residence of timeless character, offering refined living in one of the most sought-after locations on the French Riviera.
Main features
Property type
House — Villa
Rooms
8
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
5
Terrace surface
170 m²
Year of built
1901-01-01
Garages
1
Equipment
Swimming pool
Air conditioning
Alarm
Shops
Transport
Features
Standing
Luxury
Condition
Excellent condition
Exposure
South
Main view
Clear
Heating
Airflow
Fees
475,000 EUR
Fee rate
5.0 %
Property tax
6,178 EUR/year
Energy assessment
B · 108.0 kWh/m²/an
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Cap d'Antibes - Juan les Pins, French Riviera
Cap d'Antibes is a small corner of rich paradise in history that has left an exceptional heritage. It was in the 1980s that the international customers easily decided to make it an exceptional place to live. Numerous constructions then appeared, prestigious palaces, luxurious mansions, exceptional villas in the middle of a rich and particularly well-preserved nature. It is thanks to these projects of exceptions that the Cap d'Antibes was nicknamed "The Bay of Millionaires".
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