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House Antibes presents an adaptable 207 m² residence, arranged as two distinct flats and designed for both comfort and future potential. The property stands in a well-connected neighbourhood, moments from local shops and public transport, ensuring an efficient and easy rhythm to daily life.
The ground floor features an expansive living room, a sitting area, four bedrooms, one en suite wi
House Antibes presents an adaptable 207 m² residence, arranged as two distinct flats and designed for both comfort and future potential. The property stands in a well-connected neighbourhood, moments from local shops and public transport, ensuring an efficient and easy rhythm to daily life.
The ground floor features an expansive living room, a sitting area, four bedrooms, one en suite with its own shower, two additional shower rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a utility room, and a storeroom. Upstairs, the space opens to a bright living area that flows to a 15 m² terrace, complemented by a kitchen, study, three bedrooms, two shower rooms, and a separate WC.
Outside, a 220 m² garden is framed by fig, plum, and apple trees, offering a serene spot for relaxation. The 115 m² basement invites conversion, adaptable as a creative workshop, games room, or for personal retreat. With added amenities such as double and single glazing, plastic sliding windows, solar panels, electric shutters, barbecue, and simple flow ventilation, this house in Antibes is attuned to modern living. A garage completes the offering. Le informazioni sui rischi a cui è esposta questa proprietà sono disponibili sul sito web di Géorisques: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/
Antibes occupies a singular position on the Côte d’Azur, sitting between Cannes and Nice on a peninsula that has drawn settlers since the ancient Greeks founded Antipolis here. The old town, enclosed by Vauban’s seventeenth-century ramparts, gives the city a solidity and authenticity that its neighbours lack. The covered market on Cours Masséna, the Picasso Museum housed in the Château Grimaldi, and the working fishing port all contribute to a place that functions as a real town rather than a seasonal resort.
Daily life centres on the Marché Provençal for morning shopping, with restaurants such as Le Vauban and La Taverne du Safranier in the Safranier quarter for lunch or dinner. The beaches of Juan-les-Pins are minutes away by car, and Port Vauban, one of Europe’s largest yacht harbours, is within walking distance of the old town.
Antibes has its own train station on the main Marseille to Ventimiglia line, with direct services reaching Nice in around 25 minutes and Cannes in under 15 minutes. Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport is approximately 20 kilometres away, accessible in 20 to 30 minutes by car or via a short train connection through Nice Saint-Augustin, serving routes across Europe and beyond.