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Some places really do just make you stop for a minute. I remember the first time I walked along the west side of Cap D Antibes and glanced towards this spot. Right away you get a sense of what makes it different. It is not only the size of the land even though almost nobody finds this much space so close to Plage Keller and Hotel Du Cap Eden Roc any more. It is that quiet feeling that you are tucked away but still have the best of the French Riviera within reach. You walk about five or ten minutes and you can hear the waves at the beach. Some mornings you notice families wandering toward the sand with their towels tossed over their shoulder and kids wearing goggles already. The hotel is around the corner too so the afternoon coffee or an easy dinner with friends is almost too handy. This area is known for its charm and sometimes it does feel like time slows down a bit here. The land itself is big. I mean really big for Cap D Antibes almost thirty three thousand square feet so you end up with proper privacy. There is space for gardens where you could actually grow oranges or just let the pines do their thing. The villa project here is about as interesting as you will ever see for this side of the Riviera. Eight bedrooms in total which already is a rarity. The design is clever and not too fussy and you start to picture how life could flow through the house. Downstairs they have it planned for four car parking tucked underground which is honestly a lifesaver in the busy season. Two real staff bedrooms too. Not tiny ones either. There is a genuine wine cellar down there which makes sense given how much people appreciate good food and good wine in this part of France. If you like staying active or have friends who do the gym room is a proper space. People use their gyms here not just as a showpiece. There is even a laundry and a bathroom on that level which makes day to day living easy. The main floor is where you kind of want to linger. The living and dining areas open right up so you imagine a long lunch carrying on into late afternoon while the sun filters in. The kitchen is generous so it suits family gatherings or if you cook yourself it just works without getting crowded. There is another bedroom with an ensuite. Sometimes you travel with an older guest or maybe you want an office you can nap in. You get a library here too. It is the sort of quiet corner that makes rainy afternoons seem like something to look forward to. Head upstairs and you will find five bedrooms each with its own bathroom. Everyone gets some space and nobody is trying to fight over the shower before heading into town. There is something nice about giving your guests a proper room that lets them rest after a day on the water. Then you take the lift or maybe the stairs if you have the energy and you come up on the rooftop terrace. This level is kind of a surprise every single time. You get a rooftop pool which in late summer evenings feels almost unreal with those golden hour views and not a sound except the sea breeze. There is a bar up here and even space for a real lounge area. I know people who have ended up living on these terraces almost half the year. You just never want to leave. The thing is you actually have a chance to shape this place with your own ideas which is not common for this part of Cap D Antibes. It is the last of its size to be approved and that just does not come around. You can live here full time or maybe use it as a getaway or even see it as an investment. People are drawn to Cap D Antibes for a reason. But really the only way to know if it fits how you want to live is to come out and see it. If you want to have a look or just ask questions you are always welcome to reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com we like to keep things comfortable and relaxed the way the French Riviera should feel. &nbsp;

8-Bedroom Villa for Sale in Cap D Antibes, French Riviera, France

Some homes just invite you to slow down as soon as you step onto the driveway. This four bedroom villa in Mougins really does that for me. Maybe it is the sunlight picking through the olive trees or maybe it is just something about the warm stone and the way everything feels a bit timeless. You almost hear the quiet of the French Riviera even when there is a soft breeze. I have been here a few times now and honestly each time I find something I had missed before.&nbsp; This villa has that rare mix of old Provence charm with all the comfort you expect in a modern home. What really stands out is how thoughtfully everything has been renovated. You get these great wide patio doors in the living area that run almost wall to wall and they open out so you walk straight into the gardens or just sit by the pool with your morning coffee. Sometimes you see little birds landing by the edge of the water. The living and dining area just flow together so families and friends can actually relax in the same room without ever feeling squashed.&nbsp; The kitchen is so much more than just a showpiece. Maybe it is the way it catches the morning light or that you can easily imagine using it every day not just for big gatherings but for easy breakfasts. There is enough space to let a few people chat at the counter and still have room for someone to actually cook in peace. Everything just feels set up for real life here.&nbsp; If you walk through the main house you find four bedrooms and each one is ensuite. It is not just about having enough bathrooms though. You'll notice how quiet it gets as you step into the master suite at the end of the hallway. There is a lovely softness to the space. I have seen a lot of villas in the South of France and honestly not every main bedroom feels this private. You can tell someone put thought into every detail probably because they were imagining their own family living here.&nbsp; The whole villa sits on a pretty impressive plot with plenty of room for everyone to find their own favourite spot. There are these sun filled terraces and even a shaded courtyard in the middle that is just right for an afternoon coffee or some quiet reading. I always imagine late summer lunches out on the terrace that opens off the dining room. People laughing and the sound of the pool in the background while you pass around bowls of olives. The pool itself winds around a soft edge and has more than enough space for swimming or just drifting on a lazy afternoon while kids play nearby. The sundeck gets just the right amount of sun too if you care about that sort of thing.&nbsp; It is not just about the outdoors either even though you do spend plenty of time outside in Mougins. There is a pool house with its own little summer kitchen and it is set up so you can cook outside with friends or sneak away for a quiet drink in the late evening. Some properties say they have a gym but most of the time it feels like an afterthought. Here you get a small home gym that overlooks the pool so you are not just stuck in a box somewhere.&nbsp; What is clever about this place is the two independent apartments in the garden. I have seen people use these for family coming to stay or for staff and it always feels practical. Nothing too showy. Just really useful to have the extra space no matter how you use it. There is a proper garage as well just tucked away plus more parking so visitors never have to struggle.&nbsp; Walking around the grounds it honestly feels easy to imagine a life here. The Mougins village is close by so getting fresh bread in the morning or heading to a little café is never a hassle. Some evenings you will even catch kids biking past the gates or families out walking beneath the trees.&nbsp; The only way to know if this feels right is to come take a look and see for yourself. If you have questions or just want to chat about the villa reach out any time. We try to help you find a home that fits your life not just your wishlist. &nbsp;

4-Bedroom Villa for Sale in Mougins, French Riviera, France

Sometimes a place just welcomes you before you even cross the threshold. That is what happened to me with this six bedroom villa in Ramatuelle, tucked away in Ramatuelle along the French Riviera. You catch that sea breeze and all the calm greens drifting through the air before you even spot the house. It sits back on over two hectares of carefully stitched together land and honestly it almost feels like the coastline is its own front garden. The scale of everything hits you slowly and you start to notice the quiet, the open sky, and all that soft light that happens here especially just before dinner. Walking up the drive it is nearly silent except for a few birds. The main house plays it cool with soft colors and easy modern lines that never try too hard. Sometimes you see houses in the French Riviera with bold everything but this one stays quietly elegant. It is probably how the architect and landscape designer wanted it. You can tell someone cared about how things would feel in the later hours, with the windows pulling in the garden and the Mediterranean out beyond. I actually stood by the reception room window a good while just watching the way the sea changed as the light stretched out. That view is always there, whether you are by the patio sipping a little coffee or just waking up in one of the bedrooms that open right into the grass. I loved how the living room and dining space are connected but there is an easy sense of flow so you are never sectioned off. Toss a log on the fireplace and you have a spot everyone will want to pile onto the sofas in winter which actually gets chilly sometimes down here. The kitchen did not give me that don't touch me feeling at all. It is a real working kitchen with enough room for gatherings or even some proper family style cooking if you are up for it. Honestly it feels easy. You get the sense you could move right in and find everything where you would put it yourself. The bedrooms keep up with the atmosphere. Several just lead you straight out to the garden as if that is exactly what you would want for slow mornings. It is not just about the main spaces either. There is a separate guesthouse with four more bedrooms and thoughtful staff quarters tucked in so everyone gets privacy. There is even potential to add more bedrooms if you ever feel like expanding for a big summer with more people staying over or just want to give everyone their own corner. The outside is where I spent most of my time, honestly. You have all these sun terraces and covered patios where you can see Cap Taillat across the water. Lunch outside is something you will want to do almost daily. The infinity pool is the type that makes you stop in your tracks. There's a real connection between the pool and the sky on clear days. Close by is a pool house and a tasteful stone patio, a pergola with comfy chairs, and an outdoor living room you will definitely use when friends come over. Evenings could go long here especially when you get the barbecue going and the air fills up with that scent. There are hints that a tennis court might fit right in, and yes there is a helipad so if you need to skip the summer traffic that can actually happen. Cars have their own space too with a three car garage and plenty of extra parking tucked into the trees. The neighborhood life is classic French Riviera. You are not far from lovely little markets where you hear people chatting in the mornings and fishermen still bring in the day's catch before lunch. Down by the water the beach is never out of reach. Sometimes you catch kids riding bikes or folks walking dogs in the golden hour. It is a real community even in the quiet months. The only way to really know if this Ramatuelle villa is your kind of place is to walk it yourself. If you are just thinking about it or want to come see for real just reach out. At LuxuryProperty dot com we are here to make your next move as easy and comfortable as possible. &nbsp;

6-Bedroom Villa for Sale in Ramatuelle, French Riviera, France

Some homes just have that hush the moment you step in, like they know how to slow your heart rate for you. This four bedroom penthouse at Larvotto in Monaco might be one of those places. When I walked through the doorway the first time, I could not help but notice the light. It comes in bold straight from the Mediterranean and the view just runs on and on, all the way to the sea. Honestly, you almost want to pull up a chair and watch the water for a while and maybe just let the whole city fade behind you. The penthouse itself really gives you space to breathe. It sits across two levels and both of them are generous, not squeezed at all. Downstairs where you enter, the living and dining area feels wide open. Nearly every angle has you catching sight of the Mediterranean, the kind of view that makes daily worries shrink a little. And the kitchen, I actually stood there picturing someone really cooking. It is not just a show piece. Those mahogany finishes feel warm under your hand and the setup is practical enough for proper meals, not just something for the microwave. Appliances are all built in and blend right in so you are not tripped up by clutter. You might find yourself fixing a late breakfast here or just lingering at the counter while someone else cooks. There are two bedrooms close together with a shared bath space. I could see this working well if you have family or friends over who like a bit of their own space but are fine sharing if needed. Then tucked at the far end is the main bedroom suite. The closet is walk-in but not huge for the sake of it and the morning light here has a softness. It opens onto the same long terrace so you can start or end your day feeling like you are perched right over the water. And honestly, the terrace is where I just had to stop for a while. The whole stretch of it runs the length of the penthouse and even though you are in Monaco, it feels like the pace shifts and the space is actually private. I heard some gulls call and that was about it. The sea air has that steadiness that makes it easy to just be still for a moment. If you like coffee outside or stretching with a book and just watching the city get going below, you will settle in here so quickly. Upstairs is where you start to get a sense of just how open things can feel. The spiral staircase lifts you up right into this double living space. I thought of it almost like a second house up top. There are floor to ceiling windows at every turn so actually, sometimes you lose track of time just watching the sky or the water. It is not stuffy at all up here. There is even a small kitchen area so you are not trekking up and down just for a drink or snack. The terrace is different on this level too. It wraps around almost completely. There is a spot for outdoor dining and a place to stretch out on a lounge as the sun goes down. The sunsets really have this extra color here right over the French Riviera. And you have your own private pool which is honestly rare in Monaco, especially this close to Larvotto Beach and the Cote dAzur. If you need space to dry off or just want to soak in warmth, there is a solarium here as well. What I like most is the sense of balance that you get at Larvotto, Monaco. You are in one of the most established neighbourhoods anywhere in the French Riviera and you can walk to boutique shops or pop into one of Monacos top restaurants without any fuss. At the same time, sandy Mediterranean beaches are right around the corner. Some evenings you might notice families biking home or couples wandering the promenade together. There is a calm here that a lot of Monaco properties just do not have. If you are looking for a spacious penthouse with sea views in Monaco, or you want a private holiday home along the French Riviera, this one just makes things feel easy. The only real way to know if it feels right is to come and see it in person. If you want to talk more or just have a walk through with someone who knows the building, get in touch any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make these moments as comfortable and simple as possible. Your next move should always feel right for you.

4 Bedroom Penthouse in Monaco, French Riviera

Some places just invite you to slow down, and this is one of those homes. The first time I stepped inside this four bedroom duplex penthouse at the Residences Saint Michel Valetta in Cannes, right on Avenue de Roi Albert, it was almost like everything outside faded away for a moment. There is something about being right on the French Riviera that just changes your pace. Maybe it is the sunlight bouncing off the Mediterranean or the way the air smells different every morning. Inside, things are both grand and relaxed. There is this big, open living area with a proper wood fireplace. I mean, you imagine coming in after walking by the water and tossing off your shoes right here. If you love having family or friends over, the dining room actually feels ready for anything, even just a lazy breakfast with croissants from the bakery down the road. The sliding floor to ceiling windows open up right to a terrace that runs all around. Most afternoons, you can catch glimpses of little sailboats out on the sea or just hear the city quieten down as the sun sets. Sometimes, you spot a few birds drifting close, almost at eye level. The way the interiors are done, you will notice this perfect mix. There are those clean lines that feel fresh and new but with details and materials that have that old Europe quality. Think stone where it should be, wood where you want it and these little touches that you do not always see right away until you have been here a while. The kitchen is not just for show. I saw the professional grade appliances, and honestly, someone who really cooks could have a lot of fun in here. It feels like it would be just as good for a quick espresso as it would for trying out a big French recipe. Both the main and guest bedrooms on the first floor have their own bathrooms that are tucked away just enough to keep everything feeling open. If you like the idea of extra space, there is even the option to create another bedroom. Sometimes, families need a little flexibility, or maybe you just want a spot for friends who stay over. Now, the master suite upstairs is something else. It is one of those spaces where you wake up and for a second think you are in a five star hotel. You have your own bathroom, yes, but also a private Hammam which is just perfect when you need to unwind. There is even a little kitchen up there for summer mornings or for when you do not feel like going downstairs. What most people notice, though, is the terrace. It is huge. There is this lounge area where you can just put your feet up and listen to the city. You can even slip into the Jacuzzi under the stars and it all feels easy. A lot of penthouses promise privacy but this one actually delivers it. The gardens outside are properly taken care of, and you hear gentle water features while you walk. The pool is pretty big and there is also a pool for kids if that matters to you. There is a full gym in the building if you feel like working out, but honestly, with twelve hectares of park all around, sometimes it is better to just walk outside. It is the kind of neighbourhood where you catch couples strolling and sometimes, kids are out on their bikes even as late afternoon settles. You never feel far from a good coffee or a little café. Practical things are all sorted here too. There is a reception desk that I have seen help out with everything from deliveries to advice on where to eat. The shuttle is regular and makes it easy to get around Cannes. You always feel safe, with security on duty day and night. And that is what I love about this penthouse. It is luxurious without making a fuss about it. Everything just seems to work together. You have the sea views, you have space to breathe, and you even have a bit of classic Cannes history just outside. The only way you will know if it is what you are after is to come see it. Questions or just want a casual walk through, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we just want your next move to feel as comfortable as Sunday morning.

Splendid 4 Bedroom Duplex Penthouse at Cannes in French Riviera, France

Some houses just make you stop for a second when you walk in. This five bedroom villa in Mougins does that. It feels tucked away in the south of France and honestly you might not want to leave. You just step into all this lush green that almost hugs the house with old olive trees and these tall cypress you mostly see in Provence. The garden smells like herbs in the morning. The villa itself spills out onto this patio that ends up being where everyone seems to gather. There is a proper outdoor dining area here and every meal feels a bit more special when you are sitting out and looking at that saltwater pool. I watched the sun set behind the pool house one night and it just felt like summer never ends here. Inside is one of those living rooms that feels calm and open at the same time. There is this big stone fireplace kind of grounding the whole space and the patio doors actually let you look right out at all the greenery. It gets the sunlight just right. I can imagine mornings with your coffee there and quiet evenings with friends or someone you care about. Upstairs and downstairs there are five bedrooms so everyone gets a bit of their own space. The bedrooms have these smooth lines and gentle colors so it all feels restful the moment you walk in. It is easy to stretch out and just let the day go. You can almost hear the gentle breeze at night. The dining room runs straight into a kitchen that honestly feels real. You can cook in here for a family or have some friends over and still be part of the conversation. There is this marble island in the middle that catches the light in a way that is kind of beautiful. You get plenty of space and all the right appliances if you really want to try out a big French recipe. At night, if you are craving a movie, there is this cozy entertainment room where you just curl up and switch off. I sat there for a bit and thought it might be the best spot in the house on a rainy day. The outdoor area is actually why everyone seems to remember this villa. It feels like everything blends together. There is a spot by the pool with a built in BBQ so if you like summer nights and smoky food you will probably use it a lot. The pool water is salt not chemical so it feels softer on your skin. The whole garden wraps around you and sometimes you hear the birds in the afternoon. It is easy to imagine a slow warm day where you just drift from the kitchen to the garden to the water and back again. Parking is big enough for visitors without any stress. There is a double garage that keeps your cars cool on hot days and extra parking out on the grounds. You do not really feel cluttered here. And the best thing is even with all this privacy you are just a short hop from the heart of Mougins village. I took a drive and ended up at a little café where the locals nod at you and the pastry is still warm. There are restaurants here that people drive in from all around the French Riviera to try, plus the little shops and boutiques feel personal and relaxed. Sometimes you see families out for a walk at sunset and every now and then there is a local festival you might wander into. The space itself is pretty generous. You get roughly three thousand four hundred square feet inside and the plot outside is almost eight times that so you never feel pressed in. That means room to spread out, have visitors or just find some quiet for yourself under the sun. Honestly it just feels easy. I have seen a lot of houses and I keep thinking about this one. Of course you are going to want to see how it fits you. If you want to talk about the villa or just want to come for a walk through and get a feel for it yourself let me know. At LuxuryProperty.com we try hard to make moving here feel as natural as a stroll through your new garden. Sometimes you only know you belong somewhere after you have stood there for a bit. If that sounds like where you are at, get in touch whenever you are ready.

Stunning 5 Bedroom Lavish Villa at Mougins, French Riviera

Some homes just have that St. Tropez summer kind of feeling right from the start. This beautiful seven bedroom mansion in Ramatuelle, perched above the famous Bay of Pampelonne, is definitely one of those. When I first stepped out onto the patio it was almost quiet except for the sound of the sea below. Even before you get all the way inside, you notice the sky is just a bit different here. Sun feels softer. You can smell that mix of ocean and pine trees that is pure South of France. And if you like a proper sea view, honestly, it could not get much better. You are right in Le Pinet, which always feels a bit tucked away. There is some real privacy up here on this big stretch of just over fifty three thousand square feet of land. It actually took me a minute to wander all the way around. The gardens are huge and lush, with these old olive trees and stretches of lavender and rosemary. Sometimes you spot a neighbor out for a jog on the winding paths or a family heading to the tennis court with rackets in hand. There is even a proper tennis court of your own so you do not need to drive anywhere for a game. Now, the architecture here—well, it just whispers Mediterranean elegance. You see it in the stonework and curved balconies. There are six of those balconies actually and I found myself pausing on each one just looking out toward the Mediterranean Sea. The views do not really get old. Every window frames a little bit of blue and the water just sparkles in a way that is hard to catch in a photo. The patio is where you end up lingering with an early coffee or, if you are like me, a second cup as the morning goes on. Sometimes you can spot boats gliding by and kids laughing on the beach below. Inside the villa you have seven proper bedrooms with a sense of space that feels generous but not overwhelming. Each room gets that soft light and in the mornings it actually feels easy to wake up. One thing I noticed is how the air feels cool inside even on the warmer days thanks to the full air conditioning. You have heating for those rare cold snaps in the French Riviera too which is comforting. The kitchen here is not just for show. It actually feels like somewhere you could cook a meal with everyone getting involved while someone else sits at the counter. If you have people staying over there is enough room for everyone to be together but also to find a corner for some quiet when you want it. Outside is where so much of life seems to happen though. With the private pool and pool house it is easy to just lose track of time in the sun. If you feel like escaping completely there is even a rooftop jacuzzi overlooking the bay. Some evenings you almost forget your phone up there because it is just you and the sunset and the sounds of the coast below. And beach days are about as easy as they come since you have direct private beach access. The sand is close by but you are still in your own quiet spot. You are only five minutes from Tahiti Beach and those famous places like Club 55 and Nikki Beach where it always feels a bit like summer holidays mixed with French style. The shops, markets, and even the little art galleries in St. Tropez are never far either. There is a security guard on site for peace of mind and a garage tucked away for the cars and bikes. Honestly, this mansion feels like the part of the French Riviera most people just dream about—relaxed, inviting, always a little bit special but never too formal. The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it in person. If you have questions or just want to walk through and get a feel for the place let me know any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we want your move to feel as easy and natural as those long St. Tropez afternoons.

Beautiful 7-Bedroom Mansion in St. Tropez with Sea View

There is something about the easy life in Southern France that gets into your bones the minute you arrive. This villa in Grimaud near St Tropez really brings that feeling to life. Standing outside, the air has a softness to it, mixed with the scent of lavender somewhere close by. It actually reminded me of all those good summer days when sunset just stretches on a bit longer than you expect. The property sits just outside the lively port of St Tropez so the energy of the town is always waiting if you want it, but honestly I found myself slowing down here. Walking into the house it just feels calm and steady, you get views through the windows at every turn and sometimes you almost forget you are indoors because the greenery seems to pull you back outside. The living room is open but somehow not too big. It is the sort of place where you imagine actually reading a book after dinner. The kitchen does not just look the part either. Standing by the counters with all the sunlight pouring in, you get the sense that people do a lot more than just reheat meals around here. You can picture picking up some fresh bread and cheese from the local market in the village and putting something simple but great on the table. The village itself is full of surprises. There are cobbled lanes you end up wandering by accident just trying to find the best bakery. I stood next to the old Romanesque church for a minute and looked up at the castle on the hill and thought this place just has layers. Back at the villa there are three bedrooms with a pretty special master that opens out onto a big balcony. When you pull the doors open in the morning you get a real French Riviera sunrise and sometimes there are birds in the trees just below. The balcony is one of those spaces that you end up using for everything coffee after you wake up or a long chat in the cool evening. The other bedrooms are spacious and you can tell they have been made for people who stay a while. Kids maybe or friends who end up visiting every summer. Probably my favourite part is outside. The lawn just keeps going and it actually feels private thanks to all the hedges and trees. You could play boules or have a big picnic without anyone looking in. If you have kids they can run all day here and sometimes in the evenings you hear laughter from the gardens next door. The swimming pool catches the sun most of the day and there is a pool house that works just as well for shade as it does for a lazy lunch with wine that goes on for a couple hours. You might catch yourself postponing plans in St Tropez for one more swim just because it feels so good to be here. There is plenty of parking so family and friends can drop in whenever and a proper garage for the classic car if you have one. Even with all this space it never feels lonely. It is close enough to St Tropez that you can drive in for dinner or spend the day at the beaches but when you come back over the hill the village really slows everything down. You end up running into the same faces at the café and the coffee is always strong. I could keep describing it but it really is one of those places you feel more than you explain. If you want to see if it fits for you, just let me know and we can go and look together. We are always here to help at LuxuryProperty.com and happy to answer any questions or show you around whenever it suits. Sometimes you just have to walk through to know if you can see yourself here.

Superb Villa on the French Riviera in St. Tropez

Some homes just catch a certain mood the moment you walk in. Honestly I felt it in this bright two bedroom apartment up on one of the higher floors along the Promenade de la Croisette right in the heart of Cannes. Something about the light here is different. Maybe it is the way the French Riviera sun bounces off the sea all the way through those wide windows or maybe it is just that feeling of watching the world go by outside. You find yourself slowing down before you even notice. It is all clean lines and white floors inside almost like the whole place took a deep breath. The living and dining area really opens up when you walk through the main entrance. There is this kitchen that actually looks ready for someone who likes to cook. I could imagine standing there in the morning with coffee in hand windows open a bit while the sea air drifts in. The floor is a cool tile that stays nice and fresh even during those sun soaked afternoons. When you step out onto the covered terrace it switches to warm wood under your feet. I spent a few minutes out there just watching the light shift across the Mediterranean. The colours change all through the day. Sometimes the hills in the distance pick up these pink and golden hues you notice if you pay attention. The bedrooms both have their own en suite showers so there is no arguing over bathroom time in the morning. The master has this wardrobe with mirrored doors and there is plenty of space to put things away but it does not feel like too much. Honestly it feels easy here like you could drop your bags and just start living. The rooms all face out towards that sweeping view over the sea with the Esterel hills always on the horizon. If you like waking up to something special this is one of those places. I even saw a couple sailboats drifting past when I visited. One thing you notice on the Croisette is the constant flow of life. There are families out walking in the afternoons sometimes kids are biking along the palm lined sidewalks. The film festival buzz is never far away and I imagine during those weeks you can almost hear the excitement from your terrace. The cafes on the street are lively most evenings. You can find anything from a fresh pastry in the morning to a long dinner when the sky gets dark. If you ever forget your phone you never feel lost here. The beach is just steps away. Sometimes locals just go for a swim before breakfast. The shops nearby have that effortless French style people talk about but never quite explain. For someone searching for a place in Cannes this apartment has a certain heart. You get that blend of peaceful mornings with all the energy of the Riviera when you want it. The building itself feels safe and quiet but you step out and everything is right there. I guess the best thing is how it is elegant without being overdone. You can just live here without worrying too much. If you feel curious or wonder how the place might feel in person you are always welcome to reach out. Sometimes you cannot really tell from photos or words until you walk through for yourself. At LuxuryProperty.com we just hope finding your next home feels as comfortable as living in it. Let me know if you want to visit or just have a chat about Cannes or anything really.

Stylish 2 Bedroom Apartment on Promenade de la Croisette

Some homes just feel like they belong in a childhood memory or maybe a quiet novel. This six bedroom villa in Tanneron, right in the heart of the French Riviera and never too far from Cannes, gives you that sense as soon as you turn into the drive. The air smells a bit sweeter out here. I spent a while just walking around under the olive trees, almost losing track of time. As I wandered through the landscaped grounds, which cover close to two hectares, you will catch those Provençal touches you only really get in this part of the world. There is a lovely openness to it and nothing blocks your view of the rolling hills. From some angles, you look up and the Esterel mountains are right there. On a good day, with the sky clear, they almost feel close enough to reach. Honestly, the villa itself is more of a private retreat than just a regular house. There is so much sun in Tanneron and here, you really feel it. The main terrace sort of draws you out in the morning, whether for a slow breakfast or just a minute to sip coffee and watch the light changing on the hills. It is big, open, and just easy to be in. I kept thinking you could host summer lunches for a crowd or almost do nothing at all and still enjoy yourself. The pool, that classic long rectangle, always seems to pull your eye. Kids could play here for hours, and honestly, it is quiet enough that you might forget the rest of the world. Even when people come and go, there is still this private, peaceful air around the place. The only things you hear most days are a few birds and maybe your own car pulling up. Once you head inside, you start to see how thoughtfully the whole villa has been put together. The double living room really did surprise me. It has more space than you pictured and somehow the outside just seems to come in. Those wide glass doors let the air and the light right through every part of the day. Early evenings are best, with the sun dropping low and everyone talking with the windows open. Even if you have friends or family all around, the space never feels busy. There is always a quiet corner to stretch out or just glance out to the gardens and forget about anything else waiting on your phone. The kitchen made me stop for a moment. I always look for real kitchens, somewhere you can actually cook a meal and not just heat things up. Here, it is all soft natural wood, and the island is huge—I mean you could lay out every ingredient for a big dinner and still have space for a glass of wine. It feels warm, lived in but still fresh. You would want to cook slow meals here and laugh with everyone gathering around. When you take food out to the dining area, it gets so bright you might lose track of the time. You can easily seat ten or more people and the whole space invites every conversation to last a little longer. Bedrooms are all tucked away which is perfect if you want calm even with a lively house. Each bedroom feels generous. The main bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom and even this private spot for a desk or just extra peace and quiet. Having a real workspace sometimes matters more than you think especially if you need a few minutes away or just a quiet spot to read. I peeked into the wardrobes too and these are not just a showpiece—they have real depth and space for actual living. Modern details show up all over but nothing ever gets too sharp or cold. White walls, soft light, everything bouncing around to create that calm ambience. Fixtures feel new but not flashy. And step outside again and you remember you are in Provence, with olive trees, and that rare French Riviera lifestyle in every view. The coastline is close. Cannes, Antibes, good shopping and food, even a morning croissant are never far at all, but somehow the villa keeps its quiet in the best kind of way. Out here you sometimes hear kids playing in the lane or maybe someone cycling past with a bag of bread. It sounds dreamy, but honestly, this is just a normal day in Tanneron. If you want something more real, private, and rooted in the best of the French Riviera, this might fit. Photos do only so much. The only way to know if it feels like home is to come see it for yourself. Just reach out if you want to walk through or ask anything. At LuxuryProperty.com, we want your next move to feel as comfortable as a slow morning in Provence.

6 Bedroom Villa in Tanneron, French Riviera

There is something almost dreamy about walking into this penthouse in Cap d&#039;Antibes. Maybe it is the light you notice first or the soft sound of the Mediterranean when you open the doors to the terrace. Whatever it is, you can feel it in a way that is rare even for the French Riviera. I spent a while just standing in the living area looking out past the patio doors and out over the rooftops. Somehow, it just makes you pause. This is one of those three bedroom penthouses where everything has been thought through but nothing feels forced. The space flows from room to room with warm wooden floors underfoot and so much natural light spilling in. I noticed right away how quiet it is up here and honestly, even though you are close to the heart of Cap d&#039;Antibes, you kind of forget about the outside world for a bit. The color palette is calm, neutral and fresh. There&#039;s a simplicity in the way it is decorated and yet it still feels very stylish. Nothing shiny or cold. Just soft, elegant comfort. The kitchen actually feels like a spot you&#039;d cook in, not just somewhere to reheat a croissant. I went out onto the terrace right off the kitchen and living room, and wow—sitting out here with a coffee in the sun you kind of lose track of time. Sometimes you see locals carrying fresh bread home early in the morning, and you realize how much a place like this is about those small daily things, not just the big ones. Every bedroom is generous but the master suite is where you will probably want to wake up most days. The ensuite is just the right size. When you open those glass doors, you step onto a balcony that looks over a really pretty garden. It is quiet enough that you hear the birds in the morning and you even get that sea breeze on most afternoons. The other bedrooms also catch that same natural light and have plenty of storage tucked away. What really sets this penthouse apart though is the private rooftop terrace. It is upstairs so you get this feeling of being in your own world. I stood up there for a while at sunset and honestly, the view of the harbor and all that blue water just does not get old. Some nights you see the lights along the Mediterranean coast stretching out into the distance. The pool up here is a real pool you can swim in, not just for a quick dip. There is also a summer kitchen carved out with natural stone where you can actually cook outdoors and have everyone sit around with a glass of something cold. The BBQ is just waiting for those long evenings with friends. If you are the sort who loves al fresco dinners and watching the sky change color, this space will likely be your favorite part. There is practical stuff too that makes everyday life just easy. The penthouse comes with a private garage which means no parking hassles. There is storage space as well, which you will always need but never remember to ask about. You are set in the heart of the French Riviera so the best bits of Cap d&#039;Antibes are right nearby—little shops, quiet lanes, and of course, the seaside itself is never far. Sometimes the only way to really know if a place feels right is to come and sit in it for a while. Maybe you will have a coffee on the terrace or wander through the rooms to get a sense of how it all fits together. If you have questions or would just like to see it in person, just get in touch any time. At LuxuryProperty dot com, we want your next move to feel as comfortable as it should.

Luxury 3 Bedroom Penthouse in Cap d'Antibes, French Riveria

Sometimes a place just slows you down as soon as you walk in. Villa Sophie does that for me every single time. You look up from the driveway and see the classic rose colored facade and there is something warm about it right away. This really is the heart of Saint Tropez but it is not showy or too loudthe villa is tucked away inside the private estate of Beauvallon Bartole along the sun washed French Riviera. No traffic noise here. You are more likely to notice the breeze that comes in from the Gulf or the sound of birds that feels a bit softer out here. The sense of peace is honestly hard to find in most places on the coast. What hits you first when you step inside is the light. There are these big floor to ceiling windows every way you turn and it just fills the home with sunshine even if the sky outside is moody. Main entrance is actually on the first floor which is pretty uncommon around here. Even as you arrive you get these hints of the sea and the Maures mountains poking through the glass. Sometimes in the morning I would just stand by the railing with my coffee and watch the colors shift as the sun comes up. Perfect spot if you like slow mornings. Upstairs there are two bedrooms both with their own bathrooms and their own terraces. It feels private even if you have guests or family coming to stay. The master suite is honestly something else. It comes with a terrace that gives you quiet views and there is a walk in wardrobe that actually fits real clothes not just a few things on a rack. You can step outside before bed and all you really hear is the wind in the old trees out front. Head down the stairs and you will find a living area that feels huge but comfortable. Never cold which I think is thanks to the fireplace. On those stormy Riviera evenings it is easy to just stay in with a book or have friends over for one of those slow easy dinners. The dining space sits close to the kitchen so you can wander back and forth as food and company allows. The kitchen itself is more than just show. Real Gaggenau appliances and every cupboard feels solid. You get the impression someone actually enjoyed cooking here. This is the kind of kitchen where maybe you teach someone the old family recipe rather than just heat up a ready meal. On the lower level you will find two extra en suite bedrooms. Perfect if friends come by or maybe for kids or grandkids who want their own pocket of privacy. All the finishes are top notch but not flashy. There is stonework everywhere and lots of beautiful wood. Walking barefoot in the winter is not a problem since there is underfloor heating everywhere. In summer you get cool air conditioning throughout the villa which makes everything easy. Security is covered too with an electronic gate and video system keeping things comfortable and private. Step outside and the deck just wraps around the back of the house. The pool caught my attention right away. It is shaped like a T and has these awesome underwater seats if you want to just sit and watch the boats drift along the Gulf below. Shaded deck areas make long lunches or evening card games easy even when the sun is strong. The garden drops down in five green terraces which is not something you see much in Saint Tropez. And there is a spot for boules which feels like classic French living. Sometimes you see neighbors drop in for a quick game or laughter over a glass of local wine. But it is that view that always gets me. Sea and mountains together almost everywhere you look. The neighborhood is calm. You will spot locals heading to the bakery mornings or kids and families strolling home from the beaches. Villa Sophie is a rare find for full time living or those long easy summers. You are never far from the best of Saint Tropez but honestly you feel like you have your own world here when you want it. The only way to really feel it is to come visit for yourself. No need to rush. If you have questions or just want to see Villa Sophie with your own eyes get in touch. At LuxuryProperty.com we try to make your next move as comfortable as possible.

Stunning Villa with Terraced Garden in St Tropez - French Riveria

Some homes really do something to you before you even step in the door. This Belle Epoque villa tucked away in Central Cannes is exactly that sort of place. I remember getting out of the car and hearing almost nothing but the wind moving in the trees and maybe a couple of birds. It is right in that sweet spot where you get the feeling of total privacy, but you are not far at all from everything that makes the French Riviera so much fun. Boutiques and restaurants in the city centre are just a couple of minutes away by car, so you can pop out for pastries in the morning or walk home late from dinner and never feel far from home. To me, it feels less like a showpiece and more like a place you can settle in. The main house gives you eight bedrooms, many with their own bathrooms so everyone gets their own space. I get the sense that you could have the whole family here plus friends and nobody would ever feel crowded. Sometimes these old villas feel too formal but this one actually feels lived in and warm. You walk into these three reception rooms that sort of flow into each other, lots of light, and honestly, you just want to put your feet up for a while. The dining area is big enough for a true family gathering. The kitchen is one of those real chef&#039;s kitchens where I thought, yes, I could actually see someone spending Sunday afternoons here cooking, not just reheating. There is also an entertainment room and a separate games room, so everyone from kids to adults actually has somewhere to go hang out. Plus, you get a private gym right at home so you do not even have to leave to keep your routine going. Living here means you never really have to rush. Maybe best of all, out in the garden there is an extra guest house with two more bedrooms and a bathroom. Good for when you have family visiting or friends who want a little bit of their own space without feeling like they are in a hotel. Step outside and you see what really sets this Cannes villa apart. These gardens are something else. Manicured is the word you would probably use but it is also just extremely green and peaceful. I stood on the terrace for a few minutes and honestly did not want to go back inside. There is a heated pool out here so you can swim whenever you feel like it, even when the evenings start to cool down a little. I could imagine long summer afternoons with the barbecue going and everyone just moving between the lounge chairs and the pool. The terraces and outdoor dining spots are really made for that Riviera lifestyle people dream about. It all just feels easy. Of course, you also get things like an up to date alarm system and electric gates so you have nothing to worry about in terms of privacy. There is room for a pretty impressive number of cars tucked inside the grounds, so when everyone turns up for those big weekends or holidays, parking is never an issue. No stress there. The thing about this villa is that it could easily be your family home for the long term, but it also works really well if you are thinking about investment and holiday rentals. People come to Cannes year after year and places like this are always in demand because of that central location and how much privacy you get inside the gardens. The established rental track record just adds to the peace of mind if you are looking for something that will pay its way. I always think the only way to know if a place feels right for you is to walk through it. If you want a relaxed look around or have any questions at all, just reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com we want finding your next home in the French Riviera to feel as natural as possible.

Belle Epoque Charming Luxury Villa in Central Cannes, France

Some places just have the feeling of a holiday even when you are thinking about daily life. This four bedroom apartment right on the Promenade de la Croisette in Cannes feels exactly like that. When you first walk in you get the sweep of the Mediterranean through those tall windows. It somehow makes you want to stand a while just to watch the water. The palm trees are out front and there is always something happening along the Croisette whether it is people walking slowly in the evenings or cyclists heading by as the sun goes down. The mountains in the distance have that hazy French Riviera look. Sometimes there are even little boats bobbing along. Inside you can sense straight away that everything has been completely renovated. Nothing feels tired and nothing feels too shiny. The living room is big enough for actual family days or friends dropping by. I sat down just to check if it would feel crowded with a group and honestly there is enough space to stretch out together. The dining area sits right within the open plan setup so you are never cut off from each other if you are having a slow breakfast or even just coffee with the breeze coming in. You get a terrace that looks straight out to the sea and honestly it feels like you could eat almost every meal out there. Even on cooler evenings you might just want to put on a sweater and enjoy the fresh salt air. The kitchen is not just for show which I like. The central island is actually big enough for prep and maybe even homework or a glass of wine while you cook. There is a utility room that is just tucked away so you are never tripping over laundry or groceries. Sometimes you find places that have these beautiful kitchens you never use but here it just feels easy. The smart home system is all fitted already and it does take your mind off little things like lighting and temperature. You tap something once and get back to your evening. Each bedroom has its own bathroom or shower which makes it really practical. There is nothing quite like everyone getting ready for dinner in their own time and not lining up in the hallway. I checked the wardrobes and there is enough space for real life storage not only weekend luggage. The whole place gets lots of light with big windows. The main bedroom especially has views that are hard to forget mornings just begin in a different way when you open the curtains and see the yachts moving on the water. Security is sorted and there is even a concierge so someone is always on hand if you need a hand with bookings or even just a parcel. You have your own garage underground so you are not hunting for a space which really matters in Cannes. Plus an extra storage spot which turns out to be super helpful when you come and go for the season or want to stash away beach stuff. The actual location could not be more Cannes. You walk outside and the best boutiques are within reach and you are about two minutes to some of the most talked about restaurants. The Palais des Festivals is just a short drive so for anyone who loves the film festival scene or the buzz in spring you can be there in minutes. It is lively in summer and still peaceful when the city slows down a bit. Kids bike along the sidewalk in the afternoons and sometimes you hardly notice how close you are to everything. This place really works as a family home or a base for long weekends and holidays on the French Riviera. The only real way to decide is to come and see how it feels to you. If you have questions about the space or just want to take a look feel free to reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com we want moving home to feel like the best part of your year not just a chore.

Four Bedroom Fully Renovated Croisette Apartment in French Riviera

There is something about the hills of Cannes that just makes you stop and breathe a little slower and maybe even let your shoulders drop. This apartment in the Californie neighbourhood is one of those places where things just feel a little softer and you find yourself pausing by the window without really meaning to. It is a two bedroom apartment set just above Cannes itself and when I first came in I found myself heading straight for the terrace. The view is just kind of unbelievable. You get the sweep of the Mediterranean and then there are mountains in the distance and a whole lot of sky. It felt like the sort of place where you could sit every morning with your coffee and not really need anything else for a while. Birds fly past below you and sometimes you hear the distant sound of life down in the city... but mostly it is just green and blue and light. This home is on the first floor which already feels more private with all the trees outside and the little bit of hill between you and the rest of the world. The residence is in one of those corners of the French Riviera that really feels tucked away and honestly just calm. The moment you step inside you see how the owners have taken the time to renovate it in a way that is not just stylish but actually warm and inviting. I noticed a bunch of small touches – soft lighting, real fabrics, the kind of sleek furniture that makes you look twice but still feels soft when you sit. Even the art feels like it belongs here. Sometimes apartments can look good in pictures but then feel cold in person. This just does not do that. It is more like a boutique hotel where you immediately want to stay for a really long time. If you end up loving the look you can even keep the furniture and accessories because they are all available with the sale. Walking through you get this huge open living and dining space that does not try too hard. The light from those terrace doors comes in from morning to night so it always feels kind of fresh and never stuffy. The kitchen is separate but right where you want it to be so if you like to cook or honestly even just want to sneak a snack when people are over it feels easy. I have seen some kitchens where you just know nobody is going to cook. Here though you could probably make a mess and then open up the windows and let the sea air sort things out. When I was there I just wanted to wander back and forth between the kitchen and the terrace. The master suite is one of my favourite rooms actually. There is an en suite bathroom and a small dressing room and then this real sense of privacy. You can wake up to those same views I was talking about and honestly there are mornings you will just want to stay put. The second bedroom, also with its own bathroom, makes having guests feel relaxed. Everybody gets their own space and you do not end up stepping over each other or hearing every word at night. You also get a bit of extra practicality with a garage and a separate storage room right in the building so it is easier to keep things uncluttered. As for amenities there is this really lovely outdoor pool only for residents and their guests. When I walked through the gardens people were strolling, some reading by the pool, and a couple of kids riding bikes on the quieter drive. Even though you are only about ten minutes from the heart of Cannes and all those designer shops and restaurants down by the Croisette it always feels like you are outside the rush. The Californie area is well known by locals for its atmosphere. If you ask someone here about the neighbourhood they will tell you about the little parks you do not always find on the map or the mornings when the baker delivers just up the street. The French Riviera is famous for good reason and honestly if you want a spot that delivers day to day luxury in a calm and private spot this is it. If you want to actually see what it feels like to wake up to that view or walk through these rooms just reach out. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always happy to let you take your time and get the real feel of a place because sometimes that is the only way you know if it is home.

2 Bedroom Chic Apartment in Cannes Californie, French Riviera

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Tanneron

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Cap D Antibes

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