Located in a commanding position overlooking the city of Nice, this late 19th-century property enjoys panoramic views of the Mediterranean and the city below. Listed as a Historic Monument, it stands as a rare example of architecture inspired by the Italian Renaissance, nestled in a site steeped in history.
Built between 1884 and 1887 by architect Vincent Levrot, the villa was constructed on the heights of Mont-Gros, on former terraced farmland redesigned to accommodate a prestigious residence surrounded by a park of over 6 hectares, now planted with olive trees.
Facing southwest, the property benefits from a peaceful environment and generous sunlight. Two large terraces, located on either side of the building, blend harmoniously with its architecture.
The ground floor houses the reception rooms: a living room, dining room, and smoking lounge. The décor is remarkable, featuring wall paintings inspired by Italian Renaissance villas. A wide central staircase leads to the upper floors, which include several bedrooms, dressing rooms, and bathrooms. The top level (275 m² under the eaves), as well as the garden level, accessible via a service staircase, offer great potential for conversion, particularly into a wellness area (spa, gym, indoor pool, etc.).
Just 15 minutes from Nice Airport and close to shops, this historic villa combines elegance, tranquility, and authenticity in an unspoiled natural setting.
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