Nice | Côte d’Azur – Provençal-style villa with panoramic sea views, heated pool and Mediterranean garden

Provençal-style villa in the hills above Nice, with panoramic views of the city and the sea, a Mediterranean garden, a south-west facing terrace and a heated pool

This Provençal villa sits in the green hills above Nice, high enough for the view to open across the rooftops of the city and out to the Mediterranean. Built in 2000 and renovated in 2026, it offers approximately 196 m² of living space across two floors, on a plot of approximately 1,550 m².

Around the house, a Mediterranean garden of pines, cypresses and agaves frames a heated pool and a south-west facing terrace of approximately 80 m² — the side that holds the sun into the evening. Arched windows and doors open the living rooms onto it.

Provençal-style villa, renovated in 2026

In the green hills above Nice

Panoramic views over the city and the sea

Mediterranean garden with pines and cypresses

South-west facing terrace of approx. 80 m²

Heated pool

Wood-burning fireplace

Approx. 196 m² of living space on 1,550 m² of land

Nice’s pebble beach 15 minutes by car

Tennis club 10 min, Golf Country Club Nice 20 min

Investment Snapshot

The Côte d’Azur is more than a getaway—it’s a fast-growing, high-demand market with solid returns. New constructions often double in value, turning €150,000 into €240,000 over time. At the same time, co-owners save on average over €100,000 on vacation rentals across 10 years. That’s a ROI from €250,000 in combined value from holding a real, appreciating asset.

The market delivers a steady 6–9% annual ROI, backed by limited supply and international demand. Property prices keep climbing with no signs of slowing. Your share grows in value—while you enjoy luxury stays. The Côte d’Azur isn’t just paradise—it’s a smart wealth strategy.

Location & Lifestyle

Nice – the hills above the Baie des Anges

Nice sits at the centre of the Côte d’Azur, where the Alps drop to the Mediterranean. The old town and the Promenade des Anglais are a short drive below, with the markets of Cours Saleya, the port and the long pebble beach of the Baie des Anges. Behind the city the hills rise quickly into quiet residential lanes and open countryside, and Villefranche, Èze and the Italian border are all within easy reach along the coast.

Nice | Côte d’Azur | France