House Cannes (06) Price: $ 31,801,400 USD

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Surface 857 m² Bedrooms 8  Land 719 m²

A large house, with a panoramic view over the Bay and the Old Port, in the midst of the historic district of Cannes.
On a hill on the west side of the Bay, above the Old Port, the hillock on which this property is constructed is the oldest district of Cannes, from which the town originated. The first inhabitants occupied the site as of ancient times and it was in the Middle-Ages that a fortified village was erected, its buildings tightly constructed around the castle and the church.
This house, set in the middle of this district, on the ridge, at the foot of the citadel and its historic monuments, has a panoramic view over the Bay of Cannes and its old centre.
Cannes-Mandelieu business aviation airport is 15 minutes away and Nice airport 40 minutes away. And, even closer, the end of the jetty has a heliport, constructed at the foot of the hill.
It is along one of the narrow, paved medieval, pedestrian streets, winding around the citadel, that the road side facade of this house comes into view. Built in 2015 on the foundations of an earlier construction, the facade facing the historic district is composed of exposed stone, giving it all the authenticity of a period house. Designed in perfect keeping with the surrounding historic heritage, it meticulously reflects the aesthetic codes, whilst offering its residents first-class facilities and modern-day home comforts.
The ground floor is on the lower level of the house, which spans three upper levels on a hillside, and provides access to the house via a secondary entrance. Above, the garden level opens on to an exotic wood terrace, on the right-hand side, and a swimming pool, extending from the inside to the outside of the house, on the left-hand side. The main entrance to the villa opens off the road into the second floor, from which access can be gained to all the lower floors. And lastly, a garden with a lawn parterre, enhanced with palm and olive trees, completes this property.
The houseThis rectangular house rises up from the ground floor, spanning three levels; topped with a gable, Roman tile roof, edged with a double overhanging cornice, it has typically Mediterranean features which in no way oppose its modernity.
The facade facing the historic district has five openings, framed with dressed stone surrounds and charcoal grey frames, each protected by wrought iron grilles. Its large, central, wooden entrance door is preceded by a wrought iron door, topped with a canopy.
The slightly asymmetrical facade facing the sea comprises eleven openings with French windows, five picture windows and a single window, all also with charcoal grey frames, opening on to balcony terraces upstairs and on to terraces on the garden level.
This latter is extended by a projection where the swimming pool, the terraces and the garden are laid out.
Second floor
Residents predominantly access the house on this floor, then taking the central stairway or the lift down to the other three lower floors. The main entrance door on the road side opens into a central vestibule, its floor paved with white marble, and into two hall areas providing access, left, to two master bedrooms and, right, to two additional bedrooms, all accompanied by a dressing room, a bath and/or shower room and a toilet. All the bedrooms have wooden parquet flooring and open on to a balcony facing the sea.
First floor
The third level is taken up by a large, panoramic lounge, with a bar, a billiard room and, following on, a cigar humidor. A hall area at the other end gives access to two bedrooms, each with a dressing room, a bath or shower room and a toilet. Every room opens on to a balcony terrace with a sea view.
Garden level
This level opens on to the swimming pool, the garden and several terraces overlooking the sea, to which it gives access. It predominantly comprises a large …