Waterfront 7 bedroom Villa with sea view in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
This extraordinary front line estate awaits in the most coveted enclave of western Cap Ferrat, the most prestigious address within the French Riviera and steps from the prestigious Four Seasons Grand-Hôtel.
This rare Mediterranean sanctuary commands 680m2 of refined living space across 0.72 acres of meticulously landscaped gardens planted with indigenous species. Spectacular sea views unfold from every ...
This extraordinary front line estate awaits in the most coveted enclave of western Cap Ferrat, the most prestigious address within the French Riviera and steps from the prestigious Four Seasons Grand-Hôtel.
This rare Mediterranean sanctuary commands 680m2 of refined living space across 0.72 acres of meticulously landscaped gardens planted with indigenous species. Spectacular sea views unfold from every level of this thoughtfully designed residence, where main villa luxury seamlessly integrates with independent guest accommodations.
There is an Independent fully equipped kitchen; 70m2 sumptuous reception area; 80m2 panoramic terrace overlooking the Mediterranean, an expansive summer kitchen for alfresco dining; a dedicated TV lounge; wine cellar; seven en-suite bedrooms include a magnificent primary suite with unobstructed Mediterranean panoramas, while a separate 75m2 apartment offers privacy for guests.
The infinity pool merges with endless azure horizons, complemented by a 60m2 pool house and dedicated wellness centre featuring a hammam and sauna.
Staff quarters, an enclosed garage, and ample parking complete this discreet estate designed for the most discerning buyers.
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Situated on one of the French Riviera's most exclusive peninsulas, western Cap Ferrat represents the pinnacle of Mediterranean luxury living. Just nine kilometres from Nice port and twelve kilometres from Monaco, this prestigious enclave offers unparalleled access to world-class amenities while maintaining absolute privacy and tranquility. The legendary Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, with its nine themed gardens and priceless art collections, stands as a cultural treasure minutes from the property.
The peninsula's crystalline waters invite paddle boarding, kayaking, windsurfing, diving, and snorkelling, while the eleven-kilometer coastal path along limestone creeks provides spectacular Mediterranean vistas. The charming port of Saint-Jean offers exceptional dining experiences, from Michelin-starred Le Cap at the Four Seasons to intimate beach-front establishments. The neighbouring village of Villefranche-sur-Mer, with its deep natural harbour, provides additional sophisticated dining and cultural attractions. World-class golf, private yacht charters, helicopter excursions, and the glamour of Monaco's casinos and Grand Prix circuit await within minutes.
Whether seeking cultural enrichment, outdoor adventure, or refined relaxation, western Cap Ferrat delivers an incomparable lifestyle where Mediterranean beauty meets timeless elegance.
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On finding a property you wish to purchase you will need to negotiate the terms, price and conditions of the sale with the owner.
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