BEAULIEU SUR MER - EDOUARD VII - RENOVATED MODERN VILLA OF 160 M² FOR SALE - LAND 260 M² - SWIMMING POOL - SEA VIEW - PARKING
3 700 000 €
Description
Stunning modern villa of 160 m², located on the prestigious Edouard VII Boulevard in Beaulieu-sur-Mer. Set on a plot of 260 m², this property features a beautiful swimming pool and benefits from an exceptional sea view over the town of Beaulieu and Cap Ferrat. Sunny throughout the day, this villa has been completely renovated with luxurious amenities, including custom-made cabinetry.
Description of Levels:
Garden level:
• Spacious 50 m² living room opening onto the terrace and pool
• Fully equipped 12 m² kitchen
• Guest toilets
• Laundry room and storage space of 5 m²
Upper level:
• Entrance Hall with storage
• 2 en-suite bedrooms, each with a bathroom and dressing area, opening onto a terrace
Top floor:
• Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing area
A parking space is also included with the villa.
Ideally located just a few minutes from the city center, this villa combines modern comfort with a privileged living environment.
Delivery expected: End of March 2026.
Description of Levels:
Garden level:
• Spacious 50 m² living room opening onto the terrace and pool
• Fully equipped 12 m² kitchen
• Guest toilets
• Laundry room and storage space of 5 m²
Upper level:
• Entrance Hall with storage
• 2 en-suite bedrooms, each with a bathroom and dressing area, opening onto a terrace
Top floor:
• Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing area
A parking space is also included with the villa.
Ideally located just a few minutes from the city center, this villa combines modern comfort with a privileged living environment.
Delivery expected: End of March 2026.
More informations
Surface : 160 m²
Land surface : 260 m²
Number of bedrooms : 3
Reference : B-1850
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Taux d'impositions à BEAULIEU SUR MER
- Taxe d'habitation : 9 %
- Taxe Foncière : 8 %
The history of Beaulieu remains inseparable from the Ligurian and Mediterranean coast where Phoenicians from Greece fashioned villages and trading posts ...
Which ... the ancient port Anao Greek, the original site of the city. And more specifically the history of Villefranche-sur-Mer Beaulieu which was, until the mid-nineteenth century, a suburb. Devastated by successive invasions and conquests, Beaulieu was deserted by its inhabitants in the third century, who took refuge on the heights of Saint-Michel plateau. To return to the current location of the city at the beginning of the second millennium.
Frequented by world leaders.
Located in the heart of the county of Nice, Beaulieu became part of France in 1860 through the Treaty of Turin finally been opened up by the construction of a road to Nice, then by the arrival of path iron. Leveraging the popularity of sea bathing nineteenth century, welcoming world leaders and wealthy industrialists, she finally became a separate municipality in detaching from Villefranche in 1891, preferred winter destination bourgeois soon joined by the beneficiaries leave paid throughout the twentieth century.
Heritage and infrastructure.
Despite a recent creation, Beaulieu-sur-Mer has an interesting architectural heritage, including the Chapel of Sancta Maria Olivo eleventh century, the Anglican Church or Church of St. Michael the Sacred heart, besides the villa Kérylos faithful of Greek antiquity house built in the early twentieth century revival. Moreover, if Berlugans enjoy school to college, a conservatory of music and the arts, two marinas and a casino, tourists also enjoy throughout the year many festive events, including Les Nuits Guitars, but also water activities Yacht Club.
Between sea and mountains.
A equidistant from Monaco and Nice , ideal place for walks in the hills or by the sea, proud of its two beaches, Little Africa and the Bay of Ants, Beaulieu-sur-Mer features a park property composed 38% of second homes and 12% of houses, transforming large hotels nineteenth century condominium in the heart of exotic vegetation between sea and mountains.
Which ... the ancient port Anao Greek, the original site of the city. And more specifically the history of Villefranche-sur-Mer Beaulieu which was, until the mid-nineteenth century, a suburb. Devastated by successive invasions and conquests, Beaulieu was deserted by its inhabitants in the third century, who took refuge on the heights of Saint-Michel plateau. To return to the current location of the city at the beginning of the second millennium.
Frequented by world leaders.
Located in the heart of the county of Nice, Beaulieu became part of France in 1860 through the Treaty of Turin finally been opened up by the construction of a road to Nice, then by the arrival of path iron. Leveraging the popularity of sea bathing nineteenth century, welcoming world leaders and wealthy industrialists, she finally became a separate municipality in detaching from Villefranche in 1891, preferred winter destination bourgeois soon joined by the beneficiaries leave paid throughout the twentieth century.
Heritage and infrastructure.
Despite a recent creation, Beaulieu-sur-Mer has an interesting architectural heritage, including the Chapel of Sancta Maria Olivo eleventh century, the Anglican Church or Church of St. Michael the Sacred heart, besides the villa Kérylos faithful of Greek antiquity house built in the early twentieth century revival. Moreover, if Berlugans enjoy school to college, a conservatory of music and the arts, two marinas and a casino, tourists also enjoy throughout the year many festive events, including Les Nuits Guitars, but also water activities Yacht Club.
Between sea and mountains.
A equidistant from Monaco and Nice , ideal place for walks in the hills or by the sea, proud of its two beaches, Little Africa and the Bay of Ants, Beaulieu-sur-Mer features a park property composed 38% of second homes and 12% of houses, transforming large hotels nineteenth century condominium in the heart of exotic vegetation between sea and mountains.
- Department: Alpes-Maritimes (06)
- Region: PROVENCE-ALPES-COTE D'AZUR-
- Population: 3760 inhabitants
- Owners: 47.0 %
- (Source: INSEE)
Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr
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