Inviting 2 bedroom Apartment for sale in Nice, Cote d'Azur French Riviera
In an ideal location just 200m from the sea, close to all shops, restaurants and transport, this apartment will delight city lovers and is a perfect investment for seasonal rentals.
Set within a beautiful bourgeois building, this lovely apartment of 90m2 is located on the 4th floor with lift access.
It consists of a welcoming entrance hall with storage spaces, leading to a spacious and luminous living room with an open fitted and equipped kitchen and a dining area, that could also fit a living room area. It all leads to the beautiful and long French balcony that surrounds the whole apartment, with a unique view over the Place Massena, with south-west exposure, plus a pleasant living room area, that also opens onto the outside space. This room could be used as a 3rd bedroom. Master bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a built-in cupboard. There is a second bedroom with a built-in cupboard and a luxurious bathroom with a bath and a shower. All the rooms have access to the balcony with high windows letting in a beautiful light.
The apartment has been tastefully renovated with materials of high quality. It offers beautiful chevron parquet flooring and an impressive ceiling height.
Underground parking of the Palais de Justice a few steps away, with the possibility of a year-round subscription.
This is an exceptional property located in an ideal area. Rare on the market.
FEATURES
Air Conditioning
Lift
No Work
Excellent Condition
Terrace
Shower Room
Bathroom
2 Bedrooms
Living Room
Double Reception Room
Entrance
Unobstructed Views
Features
Fees Paid By Seller
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