The Palais Jacqueline, located at 4 bis boulevard Dubouchage in Nice, enjoys a central location that is particularly sought after. Set on a major thoroughfare in the Carabacel district, it offers immediate access to all the amenities of central Nice.
Built in the 1920s in the Art Deco style, this building appeals for its location and everyday convenience.
Boulevard Dubouchage, a central axis of Nice
Boulevard Dubouchage is one of the main avenues of Nice city centre, crossing among others avenue Jean Médecin, which is served by the tramway. The Carabacel district, where the residence is located, is valued for its early 20th-century architecture and urban lifestyle.
Shops, public transport and services are all within a few minutes, making daily life easier for residents and investors alike.
An Art Deco residence in the city centre
According to available architectural sources, the Palais Jacqueline was built in 1924 in the Art Deco style and rises over seven levels (ground floor plus six). Its position on a major thoroughfare gives it excellent visibility and accessibility.
This period of construction is emblematic of the growth of central Nice between the wars, with buildings featuring crafted façades and generous volumes.
Easy urban living
Living at the Palais Jacqueline means enjoying an address where everything is reachable on foot or by public transport: shops, restaurants, services and major roads are close at hand. It is a relevant address for a primary residence as well as for a rental investment in the city centre.
Our agency's view on the Palais Jacqueline
The Palais Jacqueline is a strategic address in central Nice, appreciated for its central location and day-to-day convenience. Our knowledge of the Nice property market allows us to support buyers and owners in their projects within this residence. Follow market trends on our MLS Côte d'Azur page.
FAQ about the Palais Jacqueline
Where is the Palais Jacqueline located?
The Palais Jacqueline is located at 4 bis boulevard Dubouchage, in the Carabacel district, in central Nice.
When was the Palais Jacqueline built?
According to available architectural sources, the building dates from 1924.
What is the architectural style of the Palais Jacqueline?
It is an Art Deco building, typical of Nice's interwar construction.
How many floors does the residence have?
The building rises over seven levels (ground floor and six upper floors).
Is the neighbourhood well connected?
Yes, boulevard Dubouchage crosses avenue Jean Médecin, the city centre's main axis served by the tramway, with shops and services nearby.
Is the Palais Jacqueline suitable for a rental investment?
Its central location and proximity to transport and amenities make it a relevant address for a rental investment as well as for a primary residence.
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