248 M² Apartment With Panoramic View, Bright And Full Of Potential
3 Beds
3 Baths
1,746 Sqft
Updated: August 7
About the Property
In the sought-after Cannet les Collines area, this rare apartment offers a total surface of 248 m² (162 m² Carrez). It stands out for its generous volumes, remarkable ceiling height, and unobstructed views stretching to the sea.
The entrance opens onto a vast, bright living space comprising a lounge with fireplace, a dining room, and a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, all extended by a d
In the sought-after Cannet les Collines area, this rare apartment offers a total surface of 248 m² (162 m² Carrez). It stands out for its generous volumes, remarkable ceiling height, and unobstructed views stretching to the sea.
The entrance opens onto a vast, bright living space comprising a lounge with fireplace, a dining room, and a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, all extended by a double south-west facing terrace of 40 m². Upstairs, a mezzanine arranged as an office provides an additional space with access to a Tropezian terrace.
The night area features two en-suite bedrooms, ensuring comfort and independence. An adjoining two-room apartment with living room, bedroom, shower room, and terrace can either be integrated into the whole or used separately, depending on your needs.
A private parking area with capacity for up to four vehicles completes this unique property.
A rare opportunity combining elegance, light, and exceptional panoramic views, just minutes from the heart of Cannes.
Agency fees payable by the seller.
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Vallauris sits in the hills above the Côte d’Azur between Cannes and Antibes, a town shaped by centuries of ceramics tradition and permanently marked by Pablo Picasso, who worked here in the late 1940s and left behind the War and Peace chapel in the Château de Vallauris. The town retains a working, artisanal character distinct from the resort polish of its neighbours, with potters’ studios lining the main avenue and a market square that functions as a genuine civic centre rather than a tourist set piece.
Daily life centres on the Avenue Georges Clemenceau for ceramics galleries and local commerce, with the covered market on Place de l’Homme au Mouton for fresh produce. Golfe-Juan, Vallauris’s coastal quarter, provides direct beach access, waterfront restaurants, and a marina. Cannes is roughly ten minutes by car.
Cannes is accessible in under fifteen minutes by car via the RN7, and the Cannes train station connects to Nice in approximately thirty minutes and to Monaco in under an hour by TGV or regional rail. Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport is approximately twenty-five kilometres away, reachable in around thirty minutes by car, with direct flights to most major European cities and intercontinental connections.