It is in landscapes like this that John Taylor wrote the first pages of his story on the Riviera, when he was still a gardener. Decades later, near Valbonne, this privileged relationship with nature endures.
Surrounded by a landscaped park open to the hills and the surrounding countryside, this contemporary villa offers a more confidential view of the art of living on the Riviera.
It is in landscapes like this that John Taylor wrote the first pages of his story on the Riviera, when he was still a gardener. Decades later, near Valbonne, this privileged relationship with nature endures.
Surrounded by a landscaped park open to the hills and the surrounding countryside, this contemporary villa offers a more confidential view of the art of living on the Riviera.
Its 405 m² include five bedrooms and generous living spaces, bathed in natural light and in constant dialogue with the landscape. Outside, 5,386 m² of land form a vegetal setting around the house, with a swimming pool at the heart of the garden and views that open up to the Mediterranean.
A private cinema room, a wine cellar, and a fitness area complete the interior spaces, while terraces and the garden naturally extend the house to the outside.
A few minutes from Valbonne, the property remains fully rooted in the preserved landscapes of the hinterland of the French Riviera.
A house where architecture, the garden, and Mediterranean light respond to each other with natural elegance. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/