Cap d'Antibes Sea View

This villa, built in 1925, retains the essence of its original architecture: clean lines and a discreet integration into the landscape. It follows the tradition of holiday homes built on the Cap between the wars — designed to last, far from passing trends.

Contemporary updates have been introduced with restraint. The living areas have been reconfigured to enhance flow and openness. Interior spaces now extend naturally to the terraces and garden, with no sense of separation.

This is a home where heritage and functionality come together — where modern comfort blends in, rather than stands out.

The house offers 240 sqm across three levels, with a living room opening onto the kitchen and its pantry, and a separate winter lounge.
Upstairs, four bedrooms with terraces, and three bathrooms, either with showers or full suites.

A 40 sqm wellness area completes the property.

The landscaped garden spans 1,400 sqm.

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