Beautiful Country Estate with panoramic views, just 10 km from Monaco in La Turbie, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
• Originally offered off-market: EUR21,000,000
• Pre-sale estimate: EUR7,500,000 - EUR15,000,000
Bidding Opens On 4th Nov 2025,09:00
Scheduled End Date 5th Nov 2025,17:00.
Principal Residence - 616m2.
• Striking double-height entrance gallery with cathedral-style ceiling
• Impressive triple-aspect living room
• Formal dining room
• Private study
• Breakfast kitchen
• Four-bedroom suites
• Two additional WCs and a large laundry room
• Elevator
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• Originally offered off-market: EUR21,000,000
• Pre-sale estimate: EUR7,500,000 - EUR15,000,000
Bidding Opens On 4th Nov 2025,09:00
Scheduled End Date 5th Nov 2025,17:00.
Principal Residence - 616m2.
• Striking double-height entrance gallery with cathedral-style ceiling
• Impressive triple-aspect living room
• Formal dining room
• Private study
• Breakfast kitchen
• Four-bedroom suites
• Two additional WCs and a large laundry room
• Elevator
Guest House & Business Suite - approximately 120m2.
• Ground floor: studio with a bathroom and kitchenette
• Lower level: substantial business suite with separate access
• "Hunting Lodge" with expansive bar area and traditional fireplace and WC
Additional Amenities
• Heated Swimming pool 17m x 5m
• Pool house with changing areas, showers, WCs and sauna
• 2 garage blocks one for 4 cars one for 6 cars
• Large greenhouse
• Workshop and equipment storage
• Independent water supply via estate well
Setting
The estate is positioned within 5.26 hectares (13 acres) of beautifully landscaped, predominantly level grounds offering privacy and seclusion.
Accommodation across the estate includes:
• Principal residence
• Primary guest house with business suite
• Pool house with associated outdoor kitchen, bar, and dining areas
• Fitness pavilion with shower and WC
• Caretaker's house house comprising of kitchen, living room, 2 bathrooms and 4 bedrooms. Workshop below
Additionally, the client acquired the only other visible property in the vicinity, which is currently arranged as two large apartments, each with living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, within a single dwelling. This property benefits from additional opportunity for further guest, spa, or gym accommodation.
Location
The estate is located above Monaco in the picturesque village of La Turbie, renowned for its charming cafes, restaurants, and boutiques. The beaches and lifestyle amenities of the Cote d'Azur are within easy reach.
• Monaco: 10 kms
• Nice Port & Old Town: 16 kms
• Nice Cote d'Azur International Airport: 30 km
Summary
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark country estate in the heart of the Cote d'Azur, combining historic character, extensive landscaped grounds, and proximity to Monaco.
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