ROQUEBRUNE CAP MARTIN - BOURGEOIS APARTMENT 3 ROOMS - SWIMMING POOL - PANORAMIC SEA VIEW
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
99.64 m²
EXCLUSIVE, Located in the prestigious, secure and highly sought-after Cap Martin estate, a superb, generous 3-room apartment with panoramic sea and Monaco views, cellar and parking.
An exceptional condominium with lush vegetation, a large swimming pool and a park with direct pedestrian access to the customs path.
The apartment comprises a beautiful entrance hall with dressing room, a bright living/dining room with panoramic sea-view balcony, a separate kitchen, two bright bedrooms, a shower room and a bathroom.
Plenty of storage space, a small cellar and parking spaces on the property for the owners.
History of this magnificent property :
The villa was built in 1893 by British architect George King and designed by Tersling. A tall villa dominated by a turret overlooking the sea, it was named after his wife.
The house was often rented by its owner to prestigious guests such as Joseph Pulitzer (owner of the New York World), Prince Henry de Pless and the Duchess of Westminster, who stayed for several seasons. In 1912, the villa was acquired by Ernesta Stern, already owner of the adjoining Torre Clementina, who divided her time between her two Côte d'Azur residences and her Venetian palace, whose restoration she had just completed. In the early 1930s, the building was acquired by Countess Naddège de Louvencourt, who kept it until the Second World War, before dividing it into apartments in the 1970s.
EXCLUSIVE, Located in the prestigious, secure and highly sought-after Cap Martin estate, a superb, generous 3-room apartment with panoramic sea and Monaco views, cellar and parking.
Learn moreAn exceptional condominium with lush vegetation, a large swimming pool and a park with direct pedestrian access to the customs path.
The apartment comprises a beautiful entrance hall with dressing room, a bright living/dining room with panoramic sea-view balcony, a separate kitchen, two bright bedrooms, a shower room and a bathroom.
Plenty of storage space, a small cellar and parking spaces on the property for the owners.
History of this magnificent property :
The villa was built in 1893 by British architect George King and designed by Tersling. A tall villa dominated by a turret overlooking the sea, it was named after his wife.
The house was often rented by its owner to prestigious guests such as Joseph Pulitzer (owner of the New York World), Prince Henry de Pless and the Duchess of Westminster, who stayed for several seasons. In 1912, the villa was acquired by Ernesta Stern, already owner of the adjoining Torre Clementina, who divided her time between her two Côte d'Azur residences and her Venetian palace, whose restoration she had just completed. In the early 1930s, the building was acquired by Countess Naddège de Louvencourt, who kept it until the Second World War, before dividing it into apartments in the 1970s.