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Villa for Sale in Biot

published 28.01.2020 (Biot, Alpes Maritimes, France)
  •   Price: 399,993 $
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
65 m2

Property information

Reference number 1703800
Villa for Sale in Biot.


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Property features Property features

GeneralGeneral

Electric shutters

living roomLiving room

Living room

Media & TechnologyMedia & Technology

Videophone

OutdoorsOutdoors

Outdoor lighting

BedroomBedroom

Bedroom

Room amenitiesRoom amenities

Corridor

BathroomBathroom

Shower

Property conditionProperty condition

New build or renovated
Luxury standard

OrientationOrientation

South oriented

Real estate in the French Riviera

Guide to the cities, attractions and area information

The French Riviera or Côte d'Azur is France’s most popular fun-in-the-sun destination. From famous vineyards of Bandol to city of Menton, known as the lemon capital of the Riviera, this glittering stretch of Mediterranean coastline is traversed by three cliff routes — the Low Corniche that frames beaches and coastal villages in 33 km, Middle Corniche with exceptionally pretty sea views reaching Cap Ferrat and impressive villas of Cap d'Antibes, and High Corniches (constructed by Napoléon 1er) set between the cliffs rising up to 450 metres above the Principality of Monaco.

 

French Riviera
Views from Middle Corniche over Côte d'Azur © Live on Riviera

Riviera’s history: in the footsteps of celebrities

Much loved for its mild weather, azure sea and blue sky with 300 days of sunshine per year, the French Riviera offers much more than just a first class beach resort. In the 19th century, the south coast of France became a favourite spot for aristocrats from London to Moscow who flocked to the Riviera to socialize, soak up the sun and gamble. Even royals such as Napoleon III and Queen Victoria were captivated by the splendid scenery with magnificent views over the Mediterranean coast.

Cannes
Cannes © Live on Riviera

With the creation of Cannes Film Festival in 1946, the Riviera gained its international reputation as a city of the rich and famous. Appearance of movie stars such as Brigitte Bardot, Sophia Loren and Grace Kelly, walking on the Festival’s red carpet, attracted media coverage from all around the world!

68th Festival de Cannes © Live on Riviera
 Croisette in cannes
Croisette in Cannes © Live on Riviera

Today, crowds of tourists come to this sunny strip of land every year to follow in the footsteps of celebrities in Cannes, Nice and Monte Carlo. Whether you're looking for high-end resorts with entertaining nightlife, fine museums and chic boutiques or you prefer to escape from the crowds and discover perched hill towns and hidden jewels, Côte d'Azur has it all..

 

Nice port
 Nice Port  © Live on Riviera
Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo © Live on Riviera

Top activities in the French Riviera

Go posh with the glamour set in Cannes and St Tropez, stroll Nice's palm-shaded Promenade des Anglais, check out world-class art galleries in Mougins, relax and tan on the fine sandy beaches of Mandelieu La Napoule and St-Raphaël and try your luck in classy casinos in Monte Carlo, the famous Formula 1 destination.

Monte Carlo Casino
Casino Monte Carlo © Live on Riviera

Feast on bouillabaisse - the traditional fish soup created by Marseille fishermen. Made from at least four types of fish and different vegetable bouillabaisse has become classic and revered dish in the South of France.

Explore natural beauties of the area! Go for the hike in rich rocky bays and red cliffs of Massive Esterel and walk in Tanneron mountains, the largest forest of mimosa trees in Europe. Get a taste of Provençal culture while visiting its sloping vineyards and enjoy the colourful scenery and beautiful scent of lavender fields.

Tanneron
Mimosa Forest -  Tanneron mountains © Live on Riviera
Masive esterel
Massive Esterel © Live on Riviera
Lake Verdon
View over Verdon Lake © Live on Riviera

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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