Overlooking the city of Nice, this late 19th-century property offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean and the rooftops of Nice, in a setting that is both peaceful and steeped in history. Listed as a Historic Monument, it embodies a rare architectural style, directly inspired by the Italian Renaissance.

Built between 1884 and 1887 by the architect Vincent Levrot, the villa stands on the heights of Mont-Gros, at the heart of a park of around 6 hectares, formerly terraced, now enhanced by numerous olive trees.

Facing south-west, the property enjoys optimal sunshine throughout the day. Two spacious terraces, seamlessly integrated into the architecture, naturally extend the living spaces.

The ground floor features superb reception rooms — living room, dining room, smoking room — with décor inspired by grand Italian villas. A central staircase leads to the upper floors, comprising numerous bedrooms, dressing rooms and bathrooms.

Nearly 200 sqm of attic space and approximately 245 sqm of garden-level space complete the property, offering remarkable potential for conversion, with scope for a wellness area, a gym, an indoor swimming pool or additional living spaces.

Just 20 minutes from Nice Airport and close to amenities, this unique property combines elegance, authenticity and potential within a preserved natural setting.