Stylish 6 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Biot, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Renovated to a very high standard the villa has a living room with vaulted ceilings, dining room and kitchen that all lead out to the pool terrace. Two covered terraces, each with vaulted ceilings, provide cosy outdoor entertaining spaces and give much needed shade for relaxing and outdoor dining.
The South facing garden and pool sit on top of a small hill which offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills and mountains in each direction. There is even a glimpse ...
Renovated to a very high standard the villa has a living room with vaulted ceilings, dining room and kitchen that all lead out to the pool terrace. Two covered terraces, each with vaulted ceilings, provide cosy outdoor entertaining spaces and give much needed shade for relaxing and outdoor dining.
The South facing garden and pool sit on top of a small hill which offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills and mountains in each direction. There is even a glimpse of the sea from parts of the garden and from the upstairs bedrooms.
The North side of the house also has a large terrace which is excellent for escaping the summer sun and a view that reaches to the mountains of Italy.
Inside, the villa boasts 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms - 2 bedrooms on the garden level, 2 on the entrance level, including a master suite with sitting room and two bedrooms upstairs. A very practical laundry room is located near the kitchen.
At garden level there is a large games room/tv room and a very spacious garage (58 m2) with gym and office area.
The garden of 1,688 m2 surrounds the house and is vibrantly filled with local palms and flora, olive trees and an orchard with 10 different kinds of fruit trees and a large vegetable garden.
The villa is only 20 minutes from Nice Airport, 10 minutes from the coast and Antibes and perfectly located to Sophia Antipolis and the international schools of CIV and Mourataglou Academy.
This fantastic home is and won't last long.
FEATURES
Outdoor Lighting
Irrigation Sprinkler
Internet
Double Glazing.
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