Reference257491
Price1,200,000 EUR
Bedrooms5
Bathrooms
Floor Space266.6m2
Land Area

Lovingly Maintained 5 bedroom House for sale in Antibes, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur

1,200,000 EUR
996,000 GBP1,260,000 USD
In a quiet area of Juan-les-Pins, this villa of approximately 265 m2 offers a pleasant living environment, sheltered from disturbances while remaining close to beaches and amenities. The house is set on a flat plot of around 1,900 m2. The garden is attractive and features a spacious swimming pool as well as several outdoor areas. Inside, the house is on two levels and offers generous space with a living room and kitchen of approximately 50 m2, several bedrooms, an independent apartment, and a studio. This layout allows for hosting guests or considering rental opportunities. The house is in good condition and can be used as is. It is suitable both as a primary residence and as a holiday home,...
In a quiet area of Juan-les-Pins, this villa of approximately 265 m2 offers a pleasant living environment, sheltered from disturbances while remaining close to beaches and amenities. The house is set on a flat plot of around 1,900 m2. The garden is attractive and features a spacious swimming pool as well as several outdoor areas. Inside, the house is on two levels and offers generous space with a living room and kitchen of approximately 50 m2, several bedrooms, an independent apartment, and a studio. This layout allows for hosting guests or considering rental opportunities. The house is in good condition and can be used as is. It is suitable both as a primary residence and as a holiday home, with potential for seasonal rental in an area where demand is strong. Viewing recommended.

FEATURES
Electric Gate
Intercom
Outdoor Lighting

Car Port
Internet
Double Glazing
Air Conditioning

Air Conditioning
Garage
Private Pool
Gym
Turn Key Good Condition
Gym
Garden

CONDITION


Good condition

ROOMS


Garden: 1,901 m2
Cellar: 23 m2
Loggia: 42.6 m2
: 13.9 m2
Studio: 24.24 m2
Apartment: 55.6 m2
Exercise Room: 28.35 m2
Maintenance Room: 4.46 m2
Laundry Room: 13.8 m2
Landing: 2.45 m2
WC: 1.37 m2
Shower Room WC: 4.3 m2
Bathroom: 5.64 m2
Bedroom: 14.7 m2
Bedroom: 13.02 m2
Bedroom: 11.97 m2
Bedroom: 8.97 m2
Corridor: 12.34 m2
: 52.46 m2
Entrance: 12.91 m2


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Air Conditioning
Existing in one or more rooms
Garage
Has covered vehicle parking
Private Pool
Has private swimming pool
Gym
Has fitness room
Garden
Has landscaped garden space

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