luxury lofts with terrace for sale Provence-Alps-French-Riviera, France

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In a quiet and sought-after area of Sanary-sur-Mer , discover this 224 m2 architect-designed loft located on the top floor, with private elevator, offering a pleasant living environment between modernity and Mediterranean charm. The main level consists of a fitted and equipped kitchen opening onto a large and bright 95 m2 living room, leading onto a 40 m2 south-facing terrace with a beautiful sea view, a laundry room with access to a second terrace, two bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, a pantry and a separate toilet. On the lower level, you will find a large master suite, a bedroom with a shower room and a separate toilet. Free parking spaces within the condominium complete this property. Discover it now!

Exceptional loft in Beausoleil, near Monaco Located in a quiet street connecting Beausoleil to Monaco, just a 7-minute walk from the Carré d’Or and Casino de Monte-Carlo, this 230 m² loft features a 50 m² terrace. The apartment offers generous volumes and high ceilings, with large windows providing optimal natural light. The spacious living room opens onto the terrace, ideal for relaxation and outdoor dining. The open-plan kitchen is modern and functional, perfectly integrated into the main living space. The loft comprises two bedrooms, including a master suite with a private bathroom. A bright mezzanine hosts a home office, providing additional space for work or leisure. With an independent entrance and remarkable volumes, this property is exceptional and can also be used as a refined showroom or gallery. A private garage completes this unique loft. Its prime location, just steps from Monaco, makes it a rare opportunity on the Beausoleil real estate market. For more information or to schedule a visit, contact Côte d’Azur Sotheby’s International Realty.

UNIQUE 75M² LOFT WITH SEA-VIEW TERRACE IN THE STANISLAS DISTRICT Converted from an aeronautical wind tunnel used in the development of the Concorde in the 1950s, located in the city centre, this loftdesigned in collaboration with architect Jean Louis Rechtmanis sure to appeal to those with a taste for the authentic. Just a stone’s throw from the town centre, yet in a quiet location, this is a genuine top-floor loft. Its architecture allows plenty of natural light to flood in. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by this magnificent living room featuring a fireplace, followed by a fully equipped, open-plan and welcoming kitchen, which opens onto a spacious, south-facing wooden terrace bathed in sunshine and offering a glimpse of the sea. This beautiful blend of materials, such as solid wood flooring and metal, creates a very warm atmosphere. A staircase in keeping with the building’s style leads to a pleasant, spacious bedroom and its walk-in wardrobe. There is plenty of discreet storage space throughout the rooms. Finally, to further enhance the property’s appeal, a private, enclosed underground garagea rarity in the neighbourhoodas well as communal facilities such as a swimming pool beautifully set amidst indoor gardens, a squash court and a gym complete this exceptional property.

REF: 092024-145 Set back from the rue d'Antibes in a sought-after residential area, this atypical loft villa is a luxurious private haven steps away from the vibrant centre of Cannes. This old champagne cork factory has been recently renovated to an exceptional standard with style and elegance to accentuate its vast volumes and natural light. The spacious main living area is centred around an 8m high palm tree and suspended fireplace. An open plan fully-equipped kitchen and lounge area lead onto a quiet exterior seating area and terrace. On the main floor, there are two spacious bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and a master bedroom featuring a sunken stone bath with garden views. On the mezzanine level, a further bedroom with ensuite shower room and office area. An independent annex with separate bedroom, lounge area and a private terrace discretely adjoins the main living area. A secure car port and two off-street parking spaces complete the listing. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr

A 200-m² 1952 Freycinet barge to be renovated, converted into an artist’s studio, with a terrace on the deck, anchored on the River Rhône in Avignon. Freycinet sized barges, which are an integral part of water transport’s history, draw their name from the European Freycinet standard governing the dimension of locks and canals since 1879, with which they comply. Such river boats must not exceed 38.5 metres in length and 5 metres in width, like this venerable old lady that has seen 73 spring times. She was made in the Waechter shipyards near Antwerp in 1952 and bears the moniker ‘Bestiole’. Her upper deck can be reached by a metal swing gangway, linking the former tow path, now densely covered with foliage, to a metal security gate, after which there is a walkway leading to the barge’s rail. It was restored in the 1980s, during which the hold was transformed into a workshop and the forecastle into living space. It now boasts two decks of living quarters with a total surface of approximately 200 m². The upper deck is comprised of a teak-deck platform with a small swimming pool, above a forecastle transformed into living space, linked to the rear quarters and the wheelhouse. The interior can be reached via three separate entrances: one at the bow leading to the upper and lower decks, another at the stern near the wheelhouse above the sailors’ quarters and the last through the glazed opening in the forecastle. The upper deck is separated into two parts: the wheelhouse, which still boasts mahogany woodwork, bevelled mirrors, plus1950s copper handles, and, at the front, a section converted in the 1980s into a vast and bright living room with a view of the river and city. The wood panelled walls and fairly generous ceiling height of more than 2 metres perpetuate the ambiance of the 1950s part. The kitchen, with an old cooker riveted to the floor as if refusing point blank to abandon ship, separates the forecastle from the quarter deck. An ample staircase descends to the lower deck which was formerly the hold but is today an approximately 60-m² artist’s studio, standing between the water’s reflection to port and the green riverbanks to starboard. Four cabins with en suite shower rooms can be reached via an interior corridor into which light streams through portholes. Beneath a painted metal ceiling, there are wooden floorboards. The portholes, windows and patio doors are double glazed. The boat is approved as ‘water-worthy’ according to its up-to-date compulsory technical assessment. Its engine is in fine condition and it possesses all the required gear and tackle.