Wow factor 6 bedroom House for sale with sea view in Vallauris, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Originally, the Villa was built at the end of the 80s by the Parisian real estate magnate and patron, Dominique Aute-Leroy. After the speculative boom of the 1980s, the unfinished Villa was sold to a Dutch professional who carried out the finishing work and named it "Palais Elisya. " Then the eminent Irish developer John Barry sold it to its current owner, who renamed it after her first name.
Its major assets:
Villa Marina is one of the rar...
Originally, the Villa was built at the end of the 80s by the Parisian real estate magnate and patron, Dominique Aute-Leroy. After the speculative boom of the 1980s, the unfinished Villa was sold to a Dutch professional who carried out the finishing work and named it "Palais Elisya. " Then the eminent Irish developer John Barry sold it to its current owner, who renamed it after her first name.
Its major assets:
Villa Marina is one of the rare properties to offer, for a budget of less than 10 million, in California or Super Cannes, a surface area of 600 m2 including 5 (or 6) complete suites with bedroom, bathroom, and walk in wardrobe.
The exceptional size of the swimming pool.
The proximity to the heart of Cannes and Palm Beach: only 3.5 km.
Situated on one of the most prestigious boulevards in California, this exceptional residence embodies the very essence of Mediterranean luxury. A sumptuous residence which extends over 600 m2, set on a plot of 2,400 m2, revealing a breathtaking panoramic view of the sea. Just 10 minutes from the golden beaches of the Mediterranean, this dazzling residence offers privileged access to the seaside excitement.
A majestic swimming pool invites you to relax, while a 40 m2 caretaker's lodge guarantees security and tranquility. Elegance unfolds on each floor of this exceptional residence.
On the ground floor, a warm entrance welcomes us, an equipped kitchen, a living room and a dining room offer refined living spaces, completed by a discreet laundry room.
The garden level reveals a gym and four opulent suites, each dedicated to absolute comfort.
Upstairs, a luxurious 60m2 master room is distinguished by access to a private terrace offering an exceptional sea view. An elevator adorns every level, ensuring easy access and unparalleled style.
The garage, housing two cars, underlines the practicality of this exclusive residence. The landscaped garden, populated with exotic trees, creates a serene and intimate atmosphere, perfect for moments of relaxation outdoors.
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