Villa Balzac

Nestled in a quiet neighbourhood on a hillside overlooking the Gulf of Napoule, this gorgeous villa provides unspoilt views of the coastline. Its location makes it easy to explore the French Riviera, a region made up of striking natural scenery, from turquoise waters and pristine beaches to dramatic mountains.

Elegantly renovated in a Mediterranean style, this villa oozes sophistication. It is spread over two floors, with abundant natural light and expansive glass sliding doors that create a seamless indoor, outdoor flow. Neutral décor, with exposed beams and brickwork, provides a stunning backdrop for contemporary furnishings and polished chrome fittings. The open living room overlooks the pool and leads into an elegant dining space adjacent to the open-plan kitchen. The en-suite bedrooms are chic and serene, providing the perfect space to unwind after a long day in the sun.

The villa's main living space seamlessly connects to a large, sunny terrace where you can make the most of the sun. Featuring a summer living room, complete with modern outdoor lighting, plus a barbecue and a plancha area, it’s the perfect setting for al fresco meals while watching the sun set over the sea. The Roman-style heated pool boasts picturesque views of the Gulf of Napoule, and is surrounded by a natural stone terrace with comfortable loungers and parasols for sunbathing.

In just a ten-minute car ride, you can reach Cannes, a scenic coastal city famous for luxury living, glamorous beaches, and the renowned Cannes Film Festival. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Promenade de la Croisette, lined with high-end boutiques and designer shops. Take a break at one of the restaurants and indulge in a meal while admiring views of the French Riviera. Don't miss a visit to the charming, historic Le Suquet district with its quaint narrow streets. Beach lovers will appreciate the many pretty beaches in Cannes, including the lively Plage de la Croisette and the quieter Plage du Midi.

Head inland for twenty minutes by car to Grasse, a town famous for its flower fields and perfume-making tradition. Take a tour of historic perfume factories like Fragonard and Galimard or create your own scent in a sensory workshop. Unwind with a meal at a hilltop restaurant boasting sweeping views.

Antibes, a delightful coastal town just forty minutes away, combines history, culture, and natural beauty. Discover the Picasso Museum which offers a unique opportunity to explore the life and work of one of the most celebrated artists of the 20th century. With an extensive collection of paintings, sculptures, and drawings, the museum provides an insight into Picasso's artistic evolution and his influence on the art world. Explore the ancient old town, including its Roman-era buildings and walls, with a walking tour. Make the most of the Antibes’ picturesque coastline, featuring turquoise waters, golden beaches, and rugged cliffs, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and hiking.