Reference250853
Price1,990,000 EUR
Bedrooms4
Bathrooms
Floor Space172.0m2
Land Area350.0m2

Renovated 4 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view in Le Cannet, Cannes, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur

1,990,000 EUR
1,711,400 GBP2,129,300 USD
Magnificent and elegant 1930s townhouse, superbly located in the most sought-after area of Le Vieu Cannet, close to the town hall and just a stone's throw from the Tivoli Square, with all its shops and restaurants.

This exceptional 172m2 property has been completely renovated by a renowned local architectural studio.
The project is distinguished by its use of quality materials, subtle textures and top-of-the-range finishes.
Warm and refined, the property of around 172m2 includes a double reception room, a fully-equipped, open-plan kitchen and a ground-floor bedroom with en suite bathroom.
Upstairs, there are 3 further bedrooms, including a magnificent master suite.
Magnificent and elegant 1930s townhouse, superbly located in the most sought-after area of Le Vieu Cannet, close to the town hall and just a stone's throw from the Tivoli Square, with all its shops and restaurants.

This exceptional 172m2 property has been completely renovated by a renowned local architectural studio.
The project is distinguished by its use of quality materials, subtle textures and top-of-the-range finishes.
Warm and refined, the property of around 172m2 includes a double reception room, a fully-equipped, open-plan kitchen and a ground-floor bedroom with en suite bathroom.
Upstairs, there are 3 further bedrooms, including a magnificent master suite.

Uninterrupted views of the hills.
A landscaped garden of around 350m2 comes with a relaxation area, private swimming pool and lock-up garage nearby complete this prestigious offering.
Unrivalled quality of life just 15 minutes from the Croisette.

Swimming Pool
Alarm System
Irrigation Sprinkler
Double Glazing
Fireplace
Air Conditioning
Turn Key Good Condition
Land 350m2
Garage
Excellent condition
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Features

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Fireplace
Has open fireplace or woodburner
Air Conditioning
Existing in one or more rooms
Private Pool
Has private swimming pool
Land
Additional meadow / pasture / non-gardened land
Garage
Has covered vehicle parking
Balcony
1 or more balconies
Terrace
Terraced outside space
Original Features
Retains original character features
Panoramic View
Wide-ranging views from the property
Walk to Amenities
Shops and other amenities within easy walking distance
Contemporary Style
Modern style
Traditional Style
Rustic, traditional or character style
Good Condition
Turnkey

Location

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This House is located in Cannes in France

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