6 bedroom House for sale with sea view with Income Potential in Antibes, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This unique 1679 property blends modern luxury with old-world charm and houses four exclusive apartments, all accessible through a grand entrance on the ground floor. 1
On the first floor is a Studio (32 m2, 21 m2 loi Carrez) featuring a kitchenette, shower room with WC, and a spacious 23 m2 terrace.
A two-room apartment (50 m2, 38 m2 loi Carrez) includes a bedroom, small living room with an open kitchen, shower room with WC, and a mezzanine sleeping area. This apartment offers stunning views of Antibes harbour.
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This unique 1679 property blends modern luxury with old-world charm and houses four exclusive apartments, all accessible through a grand entrance on the ground floor. 1
On the first floor is a Studio (32 m2, 21 m2 loi Carrez) featuring a kitchenette, shower room with WC, and a spacious 23 m2 terrace.
A two-room apartment (50 m2, 38 m2 loi Carrez) includes a bedroom, small living room with an open kitchen, shower room with WC, and a mezzanine sleeping area. This apartment offers stunning views of Antibes harbour.
On the next floor is a three-room apartment (106 m2, 104 m2 loi Carrez) offering a 50 m2 open-plan living space with dining area and fully equipped kitchen, guest WC, two bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom and the other with access to a luxurious bathroom featuring a hammam.
The five-room apartment (177 m2, 163 m2 loi Carrez) features a large living room with a bar, guest WC, utility kitchen with wine coolers and laundry. Upstairs, is a fully equipped kitchen, with a large dining area, a terrace of 21 m2 and the three bedrooms include two with en-suite shower rooms, while the third has a large bathroom with a hammam.
This property is located in the heart of Antibes, near restaurants, shops, the harbour, and Gravette Beach. Sold fully furnished with TVs, minibars, coffee machines, and safes, it's ready for immediate occupancy or rental investment.
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