Port de Nice – High-potential 10-room house with garden

Advantages of property

Right at the foot of Mont Boron and just a few minutes from Nice’s emblematic Nice Port area, this house is an invitation to relaxation, thanks to its 1,800 m2 (5900 ft) garden and privileged location on a quiet side street.

Its approx. 221 m2 (2378 ft2) of living space is divided over 3 levels, each of which is accessible via a beautiful masonry staircase and an additional elevator. On the lower level are two bedrooms opening onto a terrace, a bathroom, a dressing room and a very large cellar.

The central staircase leads to the garden level. On this floor, you’ll appreciate the lovely reception area with its dining room, as well as a large kitchen with direct access to the terraces and garden. A bedroom completes this level.

Upstairs, the sleeping area comprises 3 bedrooms, including a master suite with bathroom and walk-in closet, a second bathroom and separate toilet. The bedrooms benefit from a large circular terrace from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view over the surrounding spaces, inviting you to simply relax.

Let’s get back to the garden, the property’s number-one asset: a real surprise when you first see it, the 1,800 m2 garden is imperceptible from the street and is full of treasures. Palm trees, lemon trees, orange trees and other fruit trees and plantations embellish the premises with wonderfully fragrant touches. An unsuspected haven of peace in the middle of the city, the garden also provides plenty of parking space.

Just like the house, which offers numerous design possibilities, the garden can also be redesigned to create different living spaces: pergola, vegetable garden, relaxation area…
At the end of the garden, there’s another surprise: a very large garage, directly accessible from Boulevard Carnot, which can accommodate several vehicles or even boats.

This townhouse with its rare characteristics is now waiting for its new owners to give it a modern makeover and unlock its full potential. Are you the lucky ones?

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr