Architect Designed 4 bedroom Apartment for sale with panoramic and sea views in Antibes, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This unique 206m2 property blends the character of a New York loft, the elegance of a contemporary penthouse and the comfort of a luxury private residence.
Its 40 m2 of terraces seamlessly extend the living areas, unveiling breathtaking 180 degree panoramic views across the Mediterranean Sea, the surrounding mountains and the historic skyline of Antibes.
After sunset, the illuminated Fort Carre, Port Vauban, the Old Town and the coastline stretching all the way to Nice create a truly magical setting....
This unique 206m2 property blends the character of a New York loft, the elegance of a contemporary penthouse and the comfort of a luxury private residence.
Its 40 m2 of terraces seamlessly extend the living areas, unveiling breathtaking 180 degree panoramic views across the Mediterranean Sea, the surrounding mountains and the historic skyline of Antibes.
After sunset, the illuminated Fort Carre, Port Vauban, the Old Town and the coastline stretching all the way to Nice create a truly magical setting.
The loft offers beautifully proportioned living space, centred around an impressive 65 m2 reception area comprising a spacious living room, living room with feature fireplace and a bespoke designer kitchen with central island.
A panoramic living room with summer kitchenette provides an additional reception and entertaining space.
The private accommodation features three superb suites, including an exceptional 55 m2 principal suite with dressing room, elegant bathroom and a mezzanine library living room.
Situated in a discreet contemporary residence comprising only two apartments, the property enjoys remarkable peace and privacy while being less than 300 metres from the beaches, Port Vauban, local shops and the charming Old Town of Antibes.
A private lift, integrated air conditioning, custom-made cabinetry crafted by a master cabinetmaker, premium materials, expansive Schuco floor-to-ceiling windows, a whirlpool bathtub, four walk-in showers and outstanding high-end finishes complete this truly exceptional residence.
A property as rare as it is unique in Antibes.
Combining contemporary architecture, exceptional volumes, spectacular panoramic views, absolute tranquillity and a prime location in the very heart of the city, this residence stands apart from anything else currently available.
A truly exceptional opportunity.
Videophone
Intercom
Lift
Outdoor Lighting
Simple flow ventilation
Connected Thermostat
Window Shade
Double Glazing
Fireplace
Whirlpool Spa
Fireplace
Elevator
Panoramic View
Excellent condition
ROOMS
Shower Room WC: 2.66 m2
Bedroom: 26.1 m2
Corridor: 1.98 m2
WC:.96 m2
Walk-in Closet: 6.41 m2
Bedroom: 19.68 m2
Mezzanine: 23.48 m2
WC: 1.96 m2
: 64.62 m2
Stair: 5.4 m2
Bathroom WC: 3.87 m2
Bedroom: 18.39 m2
Bathroom WC: 4.26 m2
Bedroom: 18.45 m2
Cellar: 6.07 m2
Entrance: 7.33 m2
Terrace: 35.27 m2
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