Villa Contemporaine Avec Vue Plongeante Sur Le Cap Martin

Located 300 meters above sea level, this contemporary villa spans 369 m² across three levels on a 2,159 m² plot. It offers commanding views of Cap Martin, the Blue Gulf, and the village of Roquebrune. The main level is accessible via a landscaped outdoor path. A reception area of over 135 m² includes a double living room with a fireplace, a dining area, and a fully equipped open kitchen with an adjoining pantry and separate toilets. These living spaces enjoy panoramic views and open onto outdoor areas. The upper floor is divided into two independent sections. It provides access to a master suite and a children’s bedroom on either side. The 42 m² master suite features a dressing room, a bathroom with toilet, a bathtub, and a large terrace offering a breathtaking sea view. Accessible by a spiral staircase, the children’s bedroom has three beds and a bathroom with toilet. On the garden level, the lower floor includes three bedrooms, a gym with sauna and shower. Each room has storage and an independent terrace with panoramic views. This floor also has a 15 m² bathroom with toilet, bathtub, and shower, a laundry room, and separate toilets. The entire villa is air-conditioned and equipped with home automation to control lighting, shutters, audio system, and irrigation, among other features. The property also includes an outbuilding with a bedroom, bathroom, and toilet, as well as a second storage shed. The villa’s exterior offers numerous amenities and reception areas: - Four terraces - Garden lounge - Two dining rooms, including one covered that can host twelve guests - Swimming pool with outdoor shower - Garden planted with over 600 plants from 120 species The property enjoys an ideal setting, just steps from the old village of Roquebrune, close to Maybourne Riviera, and 10 minutes from the Principality of Monaco. It boasts stunning views over the Blue Gulf and Cap Martin. Blending local stone and wood, the house features a clean architectural style inspired by Spanish architect Ramon Esteve. Large bay windows and portholes reminiscent of nautical themes invite the landscape into every room. Inspired by Californian glass houses—transparent villas open to nature—and the famous E-1027 villa by Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier’s Cabanon located just 1 km away, the villa’s design draws from these modern architecture icons and Mediterranean landscapes to create a living space in harmony with its environment. Arranged in terraces, the garden hosts a variety of plants used for producing liqueurs and olive oils. About ten citrus species grow alongside rosemary, olive trees, cypresses, bird of paradise, jasmine, and other rare and exotic plants that color and scent the garden walk. The property is completed by a carport and three parking spaces.
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