Contemporary 1 bedroom Apartment for sale with sea view in Cannes, Cote d'Azur French Riviera
Situated in a century-old park where the Queen of England Victoria had her palace built, in a sumptuous and prized residence, set on the hill between Cannes and Golf Juan, facing the Lerins Islands and the Cap d'Antibes.
In the heart of this green, enchanting and airy jewel, this beautiful 2 room property of approximately 70m 2, crossing (East/West), is sunny, spacious, and composed of an entrance hall, a living and dining room with a terrace offering an enchanting, soothing view on the hill and t...
Situated in a century-old park where the Queen of England Victoria had her palace built, in a sumptuous and prized residence, set on the hill between Cannes and Golf Juan, facing the Lerins Islands and the Cap d'Antibes.
In the heart of this green, enchanting and airy jewel, this beautiful 2 room property of approximately 70m 2, crossing (East/West), is sunny, spacious, and composed of an entrance hall, a living and dining room with a terrace offering an enchanting, soothing view on the hill and the Japanese style garden.
The master bedroom en suite enjoys sea views, is flooded with morning sun, and illuminated at night by the lighthouse of Cap d'Antibes.
There is a fully equipped independent kitchen with a sea view, marble floor and bathroom.
A large tiled cellar and a room in the basement complete this superb property.
The residence offers unique services: Reception and concierge service plus security 24/7, a mini bus in front of the gate serving the city centre of Cannes. Total video surveillance of the domain, 2 visitor parking lots, 2 magnificent swimming pools with pool houses surrounded by lawns, palm trees and flowers, both with breathtaking views of the sea and the Lerins Islands up to Cap d'Antibes.
There are children's playgrounds, a fitness area, 2 tennis courts with panoramic views of the sea: nestled in the hollow of the private hill which offers an aerial view up to the tip of Corsica. Ideal as a primary or secondary residence to fully enjoy the French Riviera lifestyle.
FEATURES
Security Door
Playground
Video CCTV Security
Electric Gate
Intercom
Caretaker
Caretaker House
Condominium garden
Concierge
Electric Shutters
Electric Awnings
Window Shade
Sliding Windows.
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