Reference238537
Price46,000,000 EUR
Bedrooms6
Bathrooms6
Floor Space595.0m2
Land Area4,077.0m2

Unique 6 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, Cote d'Azur French Riviera

46,000,000 EUR
39,560,000 GBP49,220,000 USD
With simply stunning sea and harbour views, this spacious and unique 6 bedroom villa is situated within a spectacular location and has breathtaking architecture,.

This extraordinary villa, which was designed by a renowned architect, is ideally situated within one of the most highly desirable areas of the Cote d'Azur, with amazing views overlooking the Mediterranean and enclosed by lush natural surroundings.

This long contemporary residence, with a total spacious living area of 595m2, follows the plot's topography to blend in beautifully with the vicinity.

West-facing, it has a series of glass facades and every room has incredible views out over Villefranche bay.
With simply stunning sea and harbour views, this spacious and unique 6 bedroom villa is situated within a spectacular location and has breathtaking architecture,.

This extraordinary villa, which was designed by a renowned architect, is ideally situated within one of the most highly desirable areas of the Cote d'Azur, with amazing views overlooking the Mediterranean and enclosed by lush natural surroundings.

This long contemporary residence, with a total spacious living area of 595m2, follows the plot's topography to blend in beautifully with the vicinity.

West-facing, it has a series of glass facades and every room has incredible views out over Villefranche bay.

With the Principality of Monaco and Nice just a few kilometres away from this quiet haven in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, this property is a rare gem in the heart of the Cote d'Azur.

With optimum use of space, the property has a stainless-steel frame, green glass roof and the divisions between inside and out are seamless, making transparency one of its biggest assets - to see without being seen and to look out at the sky, the sea and the surrounding hills, or when night falls, to gaze up at the stars.

This stunning villa is like something out of a dream. The entrance sets the tone, encouraging anyone inside. Each space is exceptional, with everything designed to be both functional and beautiful, leading to perfect results. Accordingly, there are plenty of storage spaces hidden behind rosewood facades and no dividing walls to interrupt the sense of flow.

FEATURES
Swimming Pool
Sliding Windows
Video CCTV Security
Air Conditioning
Land: 4,077m2
Panoramic Sea Views
Quiet and Private Area
Not Overlooked
Unique Design
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Features

Fees Paid By Seller
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Private
Not overlooked
Quiet Area
Located in a quiet area
Parking
Has vehicle parking
Good Condition
Air Conditioning
Existing in one or more rooms
Sea View
Full or partial view of the sea

Location

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This Villa is located in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat in France

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