Propriété D'exception Sur Les Collines De Nice : Élégance, Histoire Et

Located on a private estate sheltered from view, this property listed as a Historic Monument embodies the charm of the past with todays comfort. Nestled on the heights of Nice, it offers breathtaking views of the sea, the city and Mont Boron, and enjoys a peaceful, green setting steeped in history.

The estate extends over a magnificent, virtually flat 17,885 m² garden and offers a total living area of 1,375 m², spread across several character buildings.

An elegant and highly authentic main house (approx. 640 m²); a historic chapel, a true testament to the past; a summer tea room with several guest apartments; and magnificent former stables (approx. 291 m²) carefully converted.

Each building reveals remarkable architecture and a unique atmosphere, in a rare and preserved setting. The wooded grounds and gardens also include 2 swimming pools.

The property is easily accessible: only 5 minutes from the motorway, 20 minutes by car from the centre and the sea, and served by public transport.

A rare place, intended for lovers of heritage and timeless beauty.

EPC: F-237; GHG: F-75.

Dwelling with excessive energy consumption: F

Estimated annual energy costs for the dwelling: 13,828 - 18,708

Transaction fees incl. VAT payable by the seller.

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