The striking stone-built mansion is set in just over 9 acres of grounds in the hills above Trouville-sur-Mer, a charming seaside town in Normandy.
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Luxury Villa Rental on the Cap d’Antibes
Located in the prestigious La Garoupe area, just 100 metres from the sea and beaches, this villa offers everything you could dream of for a perfect vacation in the south of France.
French Riviera Mansion Set in the Hills Above Grasse, France
The Cote d’Azur property for sale is located in the historic district of Saint Christophe and offers spectacular views overlooking the historic centre of Grasse and the Mediterranean Sea in the distance.
17th Century Stone Mill Near Valbonne, France
Dating back to 1609, the authentic stone mill has been fully renovated into a charming country house in the south of France and the turnkey property generates rental income up to €33,000 per week in high season.
18th Century Cider Press Converted into a French Country Home in Normandy
The 74-acre French country estate is located in Ouilly le Vicomte, near Lisieux in the Pays d'Auge, a bucolic region in the heart of Normandy, France.
French Bastide in Antibes, French Riviera
One of the oldest towns on Côte d’Azur, Antibes offers an old-world charm which has long attracted a jetset crowd as well as the largest marina on the Mediterranean, Port Vauban.
19th Century Chateau in the French Countryside
The 135 acre estate is located in the Pays de la Loire region in western France, some 50 km from Le Mans and Tours and approximately 2 hours from Paris by car.
Waterfront Property on the French Riviera
The coastal home is tucked away in the seaside resort of Theoule-sur-Mer, an idyllic French Riviera town located between Cannes and St. Tropez.
Luxury Rental Near Saint Tropez With French Riviera Views
Offering spectacular views over the Gulf of Saint Tropez, this luxury rental presents a glamorous retreat on the Côte d’Azur, minutes from the beaches and centre of Saint Tropez.
Panoramic Chateau on the French Riviera
The chateau dates back to the 17th century and was restored in the 1960s by French Riviera architect, André Svetchine, known for designing homes for the likes of designer Christian Dior and artist Marc Chagall, as well as several luxury villas on Cap Ferrat.