Description
Luxury Villa Located in Provence with Panoramic Sea and Hillside Views
This enchanting Provencal villa boasts breathtaking panoramic views, stretching from the rolling hills of the hinterland to the sparkling sea, with the Lerins Islands visible on the horizon. Nestled in a tranquil setting, the property perfectly captures the essence of both Provençal charm and Riviera elegance.
On the ground floor, a generous 69 m² triple reception area opens seamlessly onto the terrace and swimming pool. This level includes a cosy fireplace lounge, a library lounge, and a bright veranda, all bathed in natural light and offering uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape. Also on this floor are a spacious, well-appointed kitchen, the master suite with its private bathroom, a laundry room, and a guest lavatory, providing both comfort and practicality.
The upper floor accommodates two additional bedrooms and a shower room, ideal for family or guests. There is also potential to create a fourth bedroom with an en-suite shower room on the garden level, offering flexibility for future expansion.
The villa is set within a delightful olive grove featuring around thirty mature trees, adding to the property’s charm and sense of privacy. The landscaped grounds include a pool house, a parking area, and two stately “Hollywood” palm trees that stand gracefully beside the pool, enhancing the character of the outdoor space.
Ideally positioned at the crossroads of the picturesque villages of Cabris, Saint-Cézaire, Spéracèdes, and Le Tignet, the villa remains within easy reach of Cannes (25 minutes), Nice (40 minutes), Grasse (10 minutes), and the Verdon Gorges (40 minutes). Additional features include an irrigation sprinkler system, air-conditioning, an alarm system, sliding windows, a fireplace, a carport, a crawl space, and a secure fenced perimeter.
For those seeking authenticity and a perfect blend of Provence and the Riviera, this villa offers an exceptional combination of charm, comfort, and stunning natural surroundings.
