Luxury 2 bedroom Apartment for rent with sea view in Cap d'Antibes, Cote d'Azur French Riviera
Close to the creeks of La Garoupe, this stylish property is set in a small, prestigious residence of 8 apartments and a detached villa, from T3 to T5, from 88 to 305 m2, with terraces or large private gardens.
All of the apartments can be custom-designed and grouped together to form larger units. Surrounded by a magnificent wooded garden of approximately 5,000 m2, the residence offers its occupants an enchanting and secure living environment: 24-hour janitor, 20m long heated swimmi...
Close to the creeks of La Garoupe, this stylish property is set in a small, prestigious residence of 8 apartments and a detached villa, from T3 to T5, from 88 to 305 m2, with terraces or large private gardens.
All of the apartments can be custom-designed and grouped together to form larger units. Surrounded by a magnificent wooded garden of approximately 5,000 m2, the residence offers its occupants an enchanting and secure living environment: 24-hour janitor, 20m long heated swimming pool with wide beaches, pool house, and luxuriously equipped gym with hammam.
The eight apartments and individual villa have 28 garages in the basement, as well as visitor parking. The neo-classical style of the building, inspired by the buildings of the 1920s and 1930s in Antibes, blends perfectly into the green landscape and reinforces the harmony of the whole.
Designed for daily well-being, the residence offers a beautiful sea view from the garden level.
At Cap d'Antibes, nature and silence are king. One comes to enjoy access to the beaches of the Garoupe in only a few minutes on foot. Here there are internationally renowned establishments, including the famous Plage Keller and its restaurant Cesar, or the Eden Roc hotel, which, with its gastronomic table, is a paradise for epicureans.
In less than ten minutes, one can reach the centre of Antibes, its picturesque Old Town and its Port where the biggest Yachts in the world are parked.
In keeping with environmental standards, this is a low-energy building (BBC) that uses the latest technologies in terms of insulation, soundproofing and heating, guaranteeing a low environmental impact. The result of a collaboration with the city of Antibes' consulting architect, the integration of the building on the site has been particularly well thought out in order to achieve a homogeneous and highly aesthetic overall result.
The facades, balconies and terraces, the roof and all of the cladding blend harmoniously into the immediate environment and offer the viewer a subtle and nuanced picture.
The kitchens are fitted out with luxurious amenities and high-end equipment. All rooms have fitted cupboards or walk in wardrobes, and en suite bathrooms. Security is also one of the priorities: the entire residence is equipped with a video surveillance system, while the apartments have armoured doors and interior cameras.
Each apartment benefits from a complete sound system, an interior surveillance by cameras, and a home automation installation allowing remote control of most of the equipment.
Easily accessible from the Boulevard de la Garoupe.
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Videophone
Electric Gate
Intercom
Alarm System
Outdoor Lighting
Electric Shutters
Electric Awnings
Internet
Sliding Windows
Double Glazing
Central Vacuum System
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