Live in the French Riviera - Cap d’Ail, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat or Cap d’Antibes – which one would you pick? Properties in the Riviera’s three Caps: Cap d’Ail, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and Cap d’Antibes are always in demand. Each offers an impressive selection of luxury villas, sensational views and tranquil surroundings. If you are searching for property in these areas, here is a selection of. Continue reading
French Riviera Property
Nice truly has the best of both worlds, with access to the ski resorts of the French Alps while sitting next to the turquoise Mediterranean. When you want to venture to Old Town, you’ll be treated to art deco architecture and colorful buildings dotting the medieval streets. Seeing mild weather and bright, sunny days throughout the whole year, Nice is home to many of France’s most remarkable properties,. Continue reading
If you are looking to buy a property in the South of France, then consider this “little Venice” in the South of France Credit: Bigstock.com/Anastasiya Kotelnyk The “Little Venice” of the South of France, otherwise known as Port Grimaud, is located in the Gulf of Saint Tropez in the Var department of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. It is positioned between Sainte-Maxime and. Continue reading
Once a centre for floral production (jasmine, rose and lavender, specifically) for Grasse perfumeries, Mougins is now urban and modern, showcasing contemporary architecture, art galleries and well-known restaurants. This picturesque medieval village is perched high on a hilltop, offering glimpses of the town’s history while remaining up-to-the-minute when it comes to dining and luxury. Continue reading
It goes without saying that a panoramic sea view is essential for the perfect luxury waterfront property on the Riviera, but what else is necessary? Private beach access, an infinity pool and a Jacuzzi? That’s just the start… Photo Credit: Bigstock - Madrabothair From the chic beaches in Cannes to the glamorous jet-set fishing village of Saint Tropez, the French Riviera is home to some of the. Continue reading
Having the sea on your doorstep is a dream for some, but for many, buying a luxury home in France, means you can actually live out your fantasy life. Seaside property in France ranges from high-end, luxury apartments with every amenity you could want, to stunning chateaux plucked straight from a fairytale. When searching for a home by the Mediterranean, consider these five prime locations. 1.. Continue reading
Searching for the perfect luxury property in France often means finding a holiday-worthy home away from home. These five properties are so perfectly situated that you may be tempted to relocate here full-time, turning your life into one big holiday. 1. Stunning Villas in Èze This set of two villas in Èze (close to Monaco) has views of both the sea and the village, plus a garden, terraces. Continue reading
The capital of the Bouches du Rhône department on the Côte d’Azur, the once gritty port of Marseille has transformed from caterpillar to beautiful butterfly. As the European City of Culture in 2013 and the European Capital of Sport in 2017, this remarkable city now contrasts striking modern architecture, like the MUCEM museum, with ancient landmarks such as Notre Dame de la Garde, an iconic. Continue reading
Planning your holiday to the French Riviera? Here are some tips from our very own Tim Swannie on how to live like a local on your Côte d’Azur vacation With eleven million visitors each year, the French Riviera is one of the hottest destinations in the world. With so many chic towns and villages to explore in and around this stunning stretch of Mediterranean coastline, deciding how exactly to spend. Continue reading
Luxury properties in France combine beauty with function to create homes that are both highly livable and stunningly attractive. Many of these homes have been recently built using high-quality materials and keeping in mind what today’s buyers want: breathtaking views, exteriors that are just as impressive as the interiors, 24-hour security and additional space to accommodate guests. From multi-level. Continue reading