Description
On the western tip of Cap d'Antibes, in the immediate vicinity of Hôtel du Cap, Baie des Milliardaires and Petit Port de l'Olivette, Belle Époque villa famous for having housed resistance hero Jean Moulin and famous author and resistance fighter Joseph Kessel in the 1940s. The villa was completely and elegantly renovated in 2006, including a large glass staircase, one of its architectural features.
The villa enjoys a beautiful sea view over the bay of Juan les Pins from its south-west facing position. The south-east garden overlooks a sumptuous pine forest.
Set on a 1010 sqm plot with 320 sqm of living space, it comprises:
Garden level: a vast entrance hall opening onto the garden and its magnificent pool-mirror, a spacious living room opening onto a charming terrace lined with bougainvilleas, a vast fitted kitchen with sea view and ground-level access to the garden and pool.
1st floor:
An exceptional en-suite master bedroom with dressing room, flooded with light from its large windows and bay windows opening on all 4 directions, with views of the sea, mountains and the majestic façade of Hôtel du Cap; its bathroom/shower giving access to a vast terrace opening onto the sea.
Ground floor:
A hallway gives access to a surprising games room with a large porthole opening onto the pool, two bedrooms with terrace and shared bathroom, an en-suite bedroom with shower room.
The hallway then leads to a very large en-suite bedroom, widely open onto the garden and equipped with an imposing bathroom and dressing room. Finally, a large study.
Outside parking for 3 vehicles and a covered garage for 1 vehicle.
