Bright 2 bedroom Apartment for rent in Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Set in an contemporary and elegant new development with the tramway, only a short walk away, providing quick and easy access to the city centre in just five minutes and to the airport in 15 minutes.
This three-room apartment of approximately 59 m2 is located on the fifth floor and features a spacious living room with an open-plan kitchen and dining area, opening onto a terrace of around 12 m2.
It also includes two bedrooms, one of which is a master suite with its own shower ...
Set in an contemporary and elegant new development with the tramway, only a short walk away, providing quick and easy access to the city centre in just five minutes and to the airport in 15 minutes.
This three-room apartment of approximately 59 m2 is located on the fifth floor and features a spacious living room with an open-plan kitchen and dining area, opening onto a terrace of around 12 m2.
It also includes two bedrooms, one of which is a master suite with its own shower room, as well as an additional shower room with WC.
Two other apartments are currently available within the development:
- A similar three-room apartment of approximately 59 m2 on the sixth floor, priced at EUR575,000.
- A three-room duplex apartment of approximately 72 m2, located on the seventh and top floor, priced at EUR935,000. It comprises, on the first level, a large living room with an open kitchen and dining area opening onto a balcony of about 10 m2, along with a bedroom featuring its own shower room and access to the balcony. This level also includes a separate wc. Upstairs, a second bedroom offers its own shower room with WC and access to a spacious rooftop terrace boasting beautiful, unobstructed views over the town and the Colline du Chateau.
The apartment is bathed in natural light thanks to the east-west exposure and offers high-quality finishes, including floor tiling throughout, wall tiles, towel radiators in the bathrooms, insulating double glazing, electric roller shutters, a solid-core entrance door with a three-point lock, and a video intercom system.
Contact us today for further information.
FEATURES
Videophone
Electric Shutters
Double Glazing
Lift
Elevator
CONDITION
ROOMS
Terrace: 12.1 m2
Shower Room WC: 2.45 m2
Shower Room
Suite: 10.97 m2
Bedroom: 9.02 m2
: 33.83 m2
Entrance: 3.03 m2
VIEWS
Unobstructed
ORIENTATIONS.
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