Immaculate 4 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Le Cannet, Cannes, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This stunning contemporary property with a total floor area of 313 m2 (232 m2 of living space), is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac in the residential hills of Le Cannet. It offers absolute tranquility just a short walk from the centre and within easy reach of Cannes' amenities.
Designed to combine comfort, privacy, and technology, this property offers spacious rooms, a layout ideal for family life or entertaining, as well as rare features: energy self-sufficiency, fully integrated h...
This stunning contemporary property with a total floor area of 313 m2 (232 m2 of living space), is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac in the residential hills of Le Cannet. It offers absolute tranquility just a short walk from the centre and within easy reach of Cannes' amenities.
Designed to combine comfort, privacy, and technology, this property offers spacious rooms, a layout ideal for family life or entertaining, as well as rare features: energy self-sufficiency, fully integrated home automation, a south-facing pool, a guest apartment, a garage measuring over 50 m2, and an electric vehicle charging station.
The villa opens onto an elegant entrance leading to a spacious, bright, and inviting reception area, which extends onto several terraces. The fully equipped, separate kitchen connects to the living room through a contemporary glass wall, adding both character and a sense of flow to the living spaces.
On the same floor, the main sleeping area features a stunning master suite with a bedroom, a large open walk-in wardrobe, a bathroom with a tub and shower, and a walk in wardrobe. A laundry room and a guest restroom complete this floor.
Upstairs, two comfortable bedrooms are bathed in natural light and open onto a south-western-facing "Tropezienne" terrace with a glimpse of the sea. A modern bathroom and a separate WC complete this sleeping area.
The lower level offers significant additional potential, featuring several recreational areas, multiple playrooms, storage space, and a separate guest apartment comprising a living area with a kitchen, a bedroom, and a bathroom. This space is ideal for hosting family and friends, accommodating staff, or generating additional rental income.
A locked, secure garage measuring over 50 m2 provides space to park several vehicles or set up a workshop. A private covered parking space equipped with an electric car charging station rounds out the parking amenities.
Outside, the villa offers a particularly pleasant living environment: a landscaped garden, four century-old olive trees, a south-facing pool, a pool house, an outdoor shower, inviting terraces, intimate relaxation areas, and a secluded spot to enjoy the sunsets.
Technology is everywhere, ensuring optimal everyday comfort: a fully integrated home automation system controllable via smartphone, Wi-Fi boosted by seven repeaters, an immersive Sonos audio system in every room, and a video surveillance system with 16 cameras.
The villa is located in the residential hills of Le Cannet, in a quiet area, yet close to the town centre, shops, schools, major roads, and the amenities of Cannes. Less than 10 minutes from the Croisette.
FEATURES
Videophone
Alarm System
Optical fibre
Fire alarm system
Outdoor Lighting
Car Port
Electric Awnings
Furnished
Internet
Sliding Windows
Double Glazing
Home Automation
Electric car terminal
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