Just a few minutes from the Libération market, in the micro-neighbourhood of Plateau du Piol in Nice, a characterful flat catches the eye. Nestled in a 1920s Nice house, this 57 m² two-room flat combines authenticity and undeniable serenity.

They're the holy grail of the city. Synonymous with calm, light and uninterrupted views, top-floor flats are still exceptional properties in Nice and elsewhere on the Côte d'Azur. With their rarity, visual comfort and prestige, this segment of the market attracts a clientele that is attached to the social status conferred by this dominant position.

For a long time perceived as less valuable than upper floors, garden flats have seen a significant revival in recent years. Driven by the quest for outdoor space and changing residential habits, this market segment is attracting an increasingly broad customer base.

The superb mas provençal that i'm marketing in Bagnols-en-Forêt, South of France, is an exceptional property, distinguished not only by its freestone architecture and vast 3-hectare wooded park, but also by its rich artistic past.

In the prestigious setting of a historic residence dating from 1929, in the heart of the sought-after Fabron district, this rare property combines the charm of the past with contemporary comfort. Offering 118 m² and more than 200 m² of landscaped outdoor space and terraces, this exceptional apartment seduces with its generous volumes, panoramic views of the sea and hills, and light-filled south-west exposure. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)