Villa Valbonne offers panoramic sea views from a privileged position in the historic heart of Biot. This rare property is composed of two villas, together providing 707 m² of living space, each designed with careful attention to detail and maintained to impeccable standards. The main villa, 440 m², blends Provençal tradition with contemporary comforts. Reception rooms unfold towards the landscape,
Villa Valbonne offers panoramic sea views from a privileged position in the historic heart of Biot. This rare property is composed of two villas, together providing 707 m² of living space, each designed with careful attention to detail and maintained to impeccable standards. The main villa, 440 m², blends Provençal tradition with contemporary comforts. Reception rooms unfold towards the landscape, complemented by an office and a kitchen with a fireplace. Four suites invite calm, including a master suite that captures breathtaking vistas. The covered outdoor terrace merges seamlessly with both the gardens and the pool, extending the living space into the surrounding greenery.
The guest villa encompasses 267 m² with three additional suites, a bright living room and kitchen, and adaptable spaces for future definition. A lush 5,500 m² garden unifies the ensemble, creating a private enclave around the swimming pool.
Amenities such as air conditioning, double glazing, security features, and a caretaker house support both comfort and discretion. Only three minutes on foot to the historic center, residents enjoy immediate access to the village’s restaurants and boutiques. This villa for sale in Valbonne offers a refined Mediterranean experience, rooted in a tranquil setting with uninterrupted sea views. 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 central Place des Arcades have remained largely unchanged for centuries, giving the village a coherence and authenticity that is rare on the Côte d’Azur. Biot is internationally recognised for its glassblowing tradition, centred on the Verrerie de Biot, and for its close association with the ceramicist and painter Fernand Léger, whose dedicated museum sits just below the village.
Daily life in Biot revolves around the Place des Arcades, where the weekly market runs on Tuesday and Saturday mornings. Les Arcades restaurant has anchored the square for decades. The Verrerie de Biot, the Musée Fernand Léger, and the beaches of Biot-Plage at La Mer are all within a short drive. Antibes market and Sophia Antipolis are each under ten minutes by car.
Biot sits approximately 8 kilometres from Antibes and 18 kilometres from Nice. The Gare d’Antibes provides regular TGV and regional rail connections, with Nice in around 20 minutes and Marseille in under two hours. Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport is roughly 20 kilometres away, accessible in 25 to 30 minutes by car, with direct flights to most major European cities and intercontinental connections via Paris.