Description
Located in the heart of a lively and sought-after district of Nice, close to universities, shops and transport (tram, bus, motorway access), this exceptional residence perfectly embodies the historical and architectural charm of the Côte d'Azur. Built in 1901 by a Nice industrialist returning from Indochina, this Far Eastern colonial-style villa fascinates with its unique architecture and preserved period details: stained glass windows signed by a master glassmaker, original ceramic friezes, Art Nouveau ironwork, bamboo water pipes, and a dominant belvedere offering a panoramic view of the rooftops of Nice and the Mediterranean Sea. Passed down from generation to generation since 1944, this property embodies a true part of Nice's heritage, testifying to a rare family and architectural history. Built on four levels, the property offers nearly 560 m2 of living space, supplemented by approximately 195 m2 of annexes (basement, technical rooms, garage). Nestled in a green setting, the garden gives the property a peaceful and refined atmosphere, just a few minutes from the center of Nice, the 5th largest city in France and capital of the Côte d'Azur. This rare property, with its multiple potential, lends itself to numerous projects: prestigious family residence, headquarters of a foundation or cultural center, high-end offices, or heritage rehabilitation project. A unique address, witness to architectural know-how from the early 20th century, where history, elegance and the art of living in Nice combine perfectly.
