Framed by olive trees and looking out across sweeping vistas towards Cannes and the Mediterranean, Villa Rothschild is a traditional Provençal villa with an enviable position and timeless character, a leisurely walk from the historic town of Grasse.
Its mellow-toned façade, classic tiled roof and shuttered windows evoke the warm elegance of the region, while inside, cool, air-conditioned bedrooms offer a welcome retreat after days in the sun. Set across two main levels, the house flows from sociable open-plan living spaces to charming terraces and shaded corners designed for slow al-fresco meals with a view.
At its heart, the villa invites effortless holiday living. Downstairs, the lounge opens onto a shaded terrace overlooking the distant coast, with UK television, Wi-Fi, and streaming services ready for lazy evenings. The well-equipped kitchen spills onto another outdoor dining area, ideal for morning coffee and pastries. Outside, the infinity pool shimmers beneath the Provençal sun, edged by loungers and a relaxed seating area. The terraced grounds also feature table tennis and cascading olive trees.
Set on one of the main roads leading to the historic town centre, just a 15-minute walk brings you into the centre of Grasse, world-renowned for its perfume heritage. Here, cobbled streets wind through pretty shops, open-air markets and inviting cafés. Discover the town’s celebrated perfumeries, where you can craft your own signature scent, or wander up to the Place aux Aires for fresh flowers and local produce beneath the arcades.
From this base, the best of the Côte d'Azur is within easy reach. Cannes is just 35 minutes away with its golden beaches, designer shops and film festival glamour. Antibes offers waterfront charm and yachting spectacle, while Nice, with its vibrant cultural scene and international airport, makes onward travel seamless.
Villa Rothschild captures the essence of Provençal living, elevated by distant coastal views and a location that places the French Riviera and its hinterland at your feet.
