Beautiful Provencal Bastide for sale in Auribeau sur Siagne, Mougins, Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur
Previously listed at EUR7.5 million, the property is now offered at auction with bidding starting at EUR2.75 million.
Bidding opens on 6th July at 1600hrs, and the scheduled end date is 8th July at 1600hrs.
This historic estate is set in beautifully manicured grounds just 10km from Cannes and moments from Mougins, offering scale, privacy and authentic character in a discreet setting with effortless access to Cannes, Mougins, the coast and the wider Riviera.
Main Points:
- Approximately 1,000m2 Living Space
- 1.5 Hectares
- 630m2 Main Residence
- 230m2 Guest Ho...
Previously listed at EUR7.5 million, the property is now offered at auction with bidding starting at EUR2.75 million.
Bidding opens on 6th July at 1600hrs, and the scheduled end date is 8th July at 1600hrs.
This historic estate is set in beautifully manicured grounds just 10km from Cannes and moments from Mougins, offering scale, privacy and authentic character in a discreet setting with effortless access to Cannes, Mougins, the coast and the wider Riviera.
Main Points:
- Approximately 1,000m2 Living Space
- 1.5 Hectares
- 630m2 Main Residence
- 230m2 Guest House
- Caretaker's Apartment
- Stone Bergerie
- 8 Bedrooms
-10 Bathrooms
Arranged across a main residence, guest house, caretaker's apartment and stone Bergerie, the estate offers exceptional flexibility without compromising privacy.
The main Bastide features generous reception rooms, bright entertaining spaces, a spectacular master suite and three en-suite bedrooms, with the additional buildings providing independent accommodation for guests, staff or extended family.
The Bergerie adds a distinctive sense of Provencal history and authenticity, complementing the estate's traditional architecture and serene setting.
Outside, landscaped gardens, expansive lawns, a large swimming pool, double garage and ample parking create an elegant environment for relaxed Riviera living.
Key Features
• Main residence, guest residence, caretaker's house and stone Bergerie
• Generous reception rooms and bright entertaining spaces
• Flexible independent accommodation for family, guests or staff
• Landscaped gardens with expansive lawns and large swimming pool
• Double garage and ample parking
• Close to golf courses, beaches, international schools, Cannes, Mougins, Grasse and Nice International Airport
The Property is sold unfurnished.
Any furniture, fixtures, decorative items, artwork or other movable assets currently located at the Property are expressly excluded from the sale and may only be acquired, if applicable, by separate written agreement between the parties.
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