Luxury 6 bedroom Villa for sale with sea and panoramic views in Valbonne, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Set in a charming private estate, this architect designed property boasts a unique elegant design with unusual and attractive features.
On the ground floor is an entrance hall leading to a 70m2 living room and reception area with a bar and stunning views over the surrounding hills to the sea. A newly installed luxury kitchen sits between the dining room and a covered terrace, and two en-suite bedrooms open onto private balconies...
Set in a charming private estate, this architect designed property boasts a unique elegant design with unusual and attractive features.
On the ground floor is an entrance hall leading to a 70m2 living room and reception area with a bar and stunning views over the surrounding hills to the sea. A newly installed luxury kitchen sits between the dining room and a covered terrace, and two en-suite bedrooms open onto private balconies overlooking the lush Mediterranean garden.
A sumptuous master suite with panoramic sea and hill views, en-suite bathroom, walk in wardrobe and private WC, are on the first floor.
A spacious mezzanine office provides an inspiring workspace with a view of the gardens and pool, and a second en-suite bedroom completes this level.
On the lower level is a large sports room, a wine cellar, an additional en-suite bedroom and an independent studio with kitchenette.
Set on 3,500m2 of landscaped grounds the property features multiple terraces, a heated infinity pool with a pool house, a private tennis/multisport court and a garden pavilion for admiring the view.
Private access to the park de la Brague provides direct hiking and running trails.
This peaceful yet convenient retreat is just minutes from Valbonne village, Sophia Antipolis technology park and international schools.
A rare opportunity to own an architectural gem offering privacy, elegance, and an unparalleled lifestyle.
FEATURES
Irrigation sprinkler, Outdoor lighting, Alarm system, Barbecue, Electric gate, Double glazing, Sliding windows, Electric shutters, Fence, Internet, Optical fibre, Aluminium window, Well, Window bars, Digicode, Intercom, Playground.
Proximities
Airport (25 minutes), Highway (10 minutes), Town centre (5 minutes), Sea (30 minutes), Beach (30 minutes), Supermarket (3 minutes).
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