Split-level apartments in Nice
High ceilings, unimpeded views, plays on perspectives, open-plan living space and trendy decor…, the duplex continues to hold strong appeal for an urban, international clientele.
On the Promenade des Anglais, this split-level apartment with a garage offers living space of 191 m2 (3 suites and a study), offering panoramic sea views and high-spec appointments. A private elevator takes you to the upper floors, while the well-being area with its jacuzzi overlooks the Mediterranean.
On the Promenade des Anglais, this split-level apartment with a garage offers living space of 191 m2 (3 suites and a study), offering panoramic sea views and high-spec appointments. A private elevator takes you to the upper floors, while the well-being area with its jacuzzi overlooks the Mediterranean.
This dual-aspect duplex of 137 m2 (3 bedrooms) on the top floors of a listed building on Place Masséna opens out to a terrace of 32 m2.
This dual-aspect duplex of 137 m2 (3 bedrooms) on the top floors of a listed building on Place Masséna opens out to a terrace of 32 m2.
In the picturesque narrow streets of the Old Town of Nice, on the 2nd floor of a 19th-C. building, this apartment of 91 m2 (3 bedrooms reached by a gangway) benefits from a ceiling height of 4.70 metres.
In the picturesque narrow streets of the Old Town of Nice, on the 2nd floor of a 19th-C. building, this apartment of 91 m2 (3 bedrooms reached by a gangway) benefits from a ceiling height of 4.70 metres.
Tastefully decorated and furnished, this split-level apartment of 261 m2 is one of the six properties comprising “Le Palais Maeterlinck”, the iconic residence in Mont-Boron. It benefits from a double garage and access to the sublime swimming pool surveying the Mediterranean.
Tastefully decorated and furnished, this split-level apartment of 261 m2 is one of the six properties comprising “Le Palais Maeterlinck”, the iconic residence in Mont-Boron. It benefits from a double garage and access to the sublime swimming pool surveying the Mediterranean.
