Villa Valbonne offers an understated retreat in the heart of Biot, with panoramic sea views and a lush garden that defines its serene setting. This villa, thoughtfully designed across 350 m², embodies Provençal character, expressed through natural materials, refined finishing, and generous spatial flow. The property presents a series of elegant reception rooms, a private office, and a superb kitch
Villa Valbonne offers an understated retreat in the heart of Biot, with panoramic sea views and a lush garden that defines its serene setting. This villa, thoughtfully designed across 350 m², embodies Provençal character, expressed through natural materials, refined finishing, and generous spatial flow. The property presents a series of elegant reception rooms, a private office, and a superb kitchen with a fireplace, each space oriented to capture the garden or sea vistas. Four bedroom suites, including a master suite with an exceptional panorama, allow for privacy and tranquil renewal.
A covered outdoor terrace encourages year-round enjoyment of the grounds, where the swimming pool sits harmoniously amidst mature greenery. Air-conditioning, double glazing, modern security, and automated comforts offer ease and discretion. Every detail considers both aesthetic value and daily practicality.
This villa in Valbonne lies just a brief walk—two minutes—from the cultural core of Biot, offering immediate access to its shops and restaurants. The rhythm of village life blends seamlessly with the exclusivity of a private garden estate, making this property uniquely poised between community and retreat. The quietude, combined with thoughtful amenities, exemplifies the best of Côte d’Azur living. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/
Biot is a medieval hilltop village in the Alpes-Maritimes, set between Antibes and Valbonne on the eastern edge of the Var plain. Its stone lanes, arched gateways, and terracotta-roofed houses have remained largely intact, giving the village a coherence that is increasingly rare on the Côte d’Azur. Biot is internationally recognised for its glassblowing tradition, centred on the Verrerie de Biot, and for its association with the painter Fernand Léger, whose dedicated museum sits just below the village.
Daily life in Biot centres on the Place des Arcades, where the Tuesday and Friday markets supply local produce, and where restaurants such as Les Arcades offer reliable regional cooking. The village has a small but well-stocked selection of artisan shops, galleries, and a boulangerie. Antibes, with its covered Marché Provençal and broader retail offer, is a 10-minute drive.
Biot sits approximately 8 kilometres from Antibes and 18 kilometres from Nice. The nearest train station is Biot-Sophia Antipolis, on the Cannes-Nice line, with direct services to Nice in around 25 minutes and to Cannes in under 20 minutes. Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport is roughly 20 kilometres away, accessible in 20 to 25 minutes by car, with direct flights to most major European cities and intercontinental connections.