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Exceptional 17th-Century Bastide – Elegance and Authenticity in the Heart of the Grasse Countryside

This impressive 17th-century bastide, expanded in the 19th century and fully renovated in 2015, is set on a stunning plot of approximately 2 hectares. It features a lap pool with its own pool house, all nestled in a preserved natural setting. Facing southwest, this property offers breathtaking views over the Grasse countryside, with a glimpse of the sea, and is just a few minutes from Mouans-Sartoux and quick access to Cannes! A grand entrance leads into a spacious living room, enhanced by a built-in fireplace and large sliding bay windows that open onto a charming terrace surrounded by stone walls and olive trees. The study, brimming with character, showcases beautiful ancient vaulted ceilings. The large, fully equipped kitchen opens onto an unobstructed view of the Grasse hills, while the dining room provides direct access to the terrace and garden. Upstairs, the master bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom, a walk-in closet, and a partial sea view over the Bay of Mandelieu. Two additional lovely bedrooms, each with its own private shower room, complete this level, along with a study or laundry area with independent exterior access. The second floor offers four spacious attic bedrooms, all filled with natural light and each featuring its own en-suite shower room — ideal for hosting family or friends. The approximately 100 m² outbuilding, which is attached to the main house, offers a variety of potential uses. On the ground floor, there is a former stable and a small cellar. The upper floor features a spacious room of around 70 m², which can be fully developed and customized to suit your needs. A garage completes the property, along with ample parking space. The grounds are composed of carefully maintained lawns, terraced gardens planted with Cailletier olive trees — a variety typical of the region — Mediterranean plants and shrubs, as well as wooded areas and farmland. There is also the option to acquire approximately 8 additional hectares of agricultural land. Located just 30 minutes from Nice International Airport and Cannes, close to several renowned golf courses and only 10 minutes from prestigious schools, this exceptional bastide offers a unique lifestyle combining historical charm, modern comfort, and the gentle rhythm of Provençal living !

18th-century village house with walled garden and superb views.

This rare gem occupies a prime position in the heart of Oppède-le-Vieux, one of the Luberon's most sought-after hilltop villages, where welcoming cafés, restaurants and local cultural events offer a gentle rhythm of Provençal life throughout the year. Rich in authentic character, the property features a delightful shaded garden, generous reception rooms and far-reaching views across the valley. Nestled among the village's winding cobbled lanes and beautifully preserved historic buildings, it offers an exceptional opportunity to create a remarkable village home in one of Provence's most enchanting settings. The accommodation comprises, on the garden floor: sitting room showcasing attractive features such as exposed stone walls and beams, crown moulding, and a broad stone fireplace; office; “salon”; dining room; kitchen with direct access to the garden; bathroom. Paned or solid wood doors whose patina reflects the house's history, exposed wooden beams, stained glass windows, original flooring and cast-iron radiators all add to the house's timeless charm. The first floor is accessible via two staircases and is composed of: principal bedroom; second bedroom; two further rooms which could be converted into bedrooms or a bathroom. One of these rooms has direct access to the first floor terrace. The ground floor accommodates: spacious entrance hall with harlequin floor tiles and Provençal ceiling; laundry and technical room; covered porch; interior courtyard; four stone cellars, one of which has a superb vaulted ceiling. Outside, the spacious stone-paved walled garden (206 m2) is hidden behind tall wooden gates that open directly onto the charming “calades” (cobblestones) leading down to the village street. Entirely private and full of character, it is the perfect setting for relaxing with friends, dining al fresco or enjoying the shade of the awning, vine-draped pergola and fig tree. Attractive low stone walls, archways and beautifully preserved period features create a wonderful sense of authenticity, while there is ample space for installing a plunge pool or ornamental basin if desired. Stone steps lead to a superb terrace (accessible also from the first floor) which enjoys uninterrupted panoramic views and offers excellent potential for a summer kitchen and stylish outdoor entertaining area. A small tool shed and additional parcel of land at the top of the “calades” complete this unique outdoor setting. Amenities include: oil-fired central heating; air-conditioning in the main bedroom; wood-burning fireplace; lovely period wooden doors; mains water and drainage; outdoor lighting; fibre-optic internet; storage space and vaulted cellars; garage (2 cars) with adjacent resident parking; fully-enclosed courtyard and additional land. Although in need of some updating, the property presents an excellent opportunity to create a bespoke Provençal retreat. With panoramic views and peaceful surroundings, it offers an idyllic lifestyle within easy reach of the sought-after Luberon Golden Triangle, Avignon TGV station and Marseille airport. It is equally suited to being a delightful second home or profitable rental investment. __________Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: payable by the seller

Paris 15th — A 170 sqm Minimalist Art Deco Family Residence at P

At Pont Mirabeau, where the Seine moves quietly beneath one of Paris's most lyrical bridges, Engel & Völkers presents a 170 m² family apartment defined by clarity, proportion, and understated elegance. Set on the first floor of a well-kept 1930s Art Deco building with elevator access, the apartment combines the graphic discipline of its period architecture with a calm, contemporary sensibility. The atmosphere is deliberately minimal: generous volumes, high ceilings, clean lines, natural light, and carefully integrated storage allow the spaces to breathe. From the entrance, the layout unfolds with remarkable fluidity. A large living room opens onto a balcony overlooking the rhythm of the neighbourhood, while the separate dining room offers a composed setting for family meals or more intimate entertaining. The fully equipped kitchen is refined and practical, finished with high-quality materials and designed to sit seamlessly within the apartment's restrained aesthetic. The private quarters are arranged with both comfort and discretion in mind. The principal suite includes a shower room and separate WC. A second bedroom benefits from its own shower room with basin and WC, while a third features a bathroom and WC. The fourth bedroom, with its washbasin, can serve equally as a child's room, guest room, study, or space for live-in help. An additional guest WC completes the layout. Abundant built-in storage, a cellar, and a large enclosed private garage within the building bring rare ease to everyday Parisian life. Pont Mirabeau offers a different kind of Paris: less performative, more lived-in. Close to the river, the greenery of Parc André Citroën, local shops, schools, and transport, it is a well-connected residential setting with a discreet sense of place. Here, the romance lies not in spectacle, but in the daily presence of the Seine and the enduring poetry of a Paris that feels personal. Key Features - 170 m² family apartment in a 1930s Art Deco building - Elevator access and well-maintained common areas - Light-filled reception rooms with balcony - Four bedrooms and multiple en-suite facilities - High ceilings, integrated storage, and minimalist interiors - Cellar and large enclosed private garage - Near the Seine, Pont Mirabeau, Parc André Citroën, shops, schools, and transport A composed and beautifully proportioned Paris home, where Art Deco character meets modern simplicity beside the Seine. - Energy performance assessment: DPE : D (190 kWh/m²/year). Greenhouse gas emissions : D (31 kg CO2/m²/year). Estimated annual household energy costs: between 2 450 € and 3 350 € per year - Condominium comprising 386 units - Average annual service charges: €7,880 - No legal proceedings currently underway - Agency fees: 4% VAT included, payable by the buyer - Net seller price: €1,630,000 Information regarding potential risks associated with this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. PARIS 15? – Secteur Pont Mirabeau / Javel – André Citroën

Quiet villa with sea view - Nice Gairaut

Great potential for this villa located in the sought-after and residential area of Nice Gairaut. With an area of 167 m², it offers a breathtaking view of the sea and a peaceful environment, just 5 minutes from the highway access. Built on two levels, the house is composed as follows: On the garden level: a living room opening onto a pleasant terrace with a view of the garden, an independent kitchen, a laundry room, a separate toilet, a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom Upstairs: a very bright second living room, two additional bedrooms, an office, a bathroom. Renovation work is to be expected, offering strong potential for customization according to your desires. The villa benefits from an ideal location, close to shops, restaurants, bakery, and schools. DPE: F-239; GES: F-72 Estimated annual energy costs of the housing: 5050 - 6880 € Transaction fees including tax payable by the seller Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr The luxury real estate market on the French Riviera is one of the most attractive in the Mediterranean region. The vacation homes and secondary residences on the French Riviera not only offer an incomparable style and quality of life but also represent, in light of the international economic situation, a safe investment and a smart retirement project, especially at premium addresses. Nice, the capital of the French Riviera and the 5th largest city in France, shines brightly. It has the charm of Mediterranean cities where the gentle way of life owes as much to the beauty of the city and its colorful facades as to its exceptional climate with more than 300 days of sunshine per year. A city of arts and culture, it is, after Paris, the city with the most museums. Flavors and traditions, the charm and authenticity of Old Nice and its flower market, the splendor of the Bay of Angels, its beaches and luxurious hotels, the historical richness of its numerous monuments, parks, and bourgeois palaces, Nice, a city both elegant, active and popular, lives to the rhythm of its two thousand cultural, festive, and sporting events. Its international airport, spectacular with its unique approach along the coastline, serves more than 100 direct destinations.

Elegant 5-room apartment - Place du Pin, Nice

Stylish property, located between the port and the famous Place Garibaldi, just steps away from all amenities. Beautiful Niçois building with an elevator, featuring a lovely stone façade. This apartment, renovated and tastefully furnished, offers a beautiful unobstructed view of the Place du Pin and the mountains. The living area of 136.89 m² LC is composed as follows: an entrance hall, a spacious living room with a dining area and 5 beautiful windows bringing in lots of light, a separate kitchen, a master bedroom with its en-suite shower room and a large dressing room, 3 additional bedrooms with 2 other shower rooms and a separate WC. Parquet flooring, reversible air conditioning, fully equipped kitchen, double glazing, fireplace, and closets in each bedroom complete this offer. Ideal as a main residence or a great rental investment (short-term rentals allowed). A few steps from all shops and restaurants, 3 min. walk from the tram station leading directly to Nice airport. DPE: 237 D Greenhouse Gas Emission: 7 B Estimated annual energy costs of the property: €1950 - €2670 Co-ownership of 36 lots, Average annual charges of the lot: 2274 Ongoing procedure: no Transaction fees payable by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr The luxury real estate market on the French Riviera is one of the most attractive in the Mediterranean region. Vacation homes and secondary residences on the Côte d'Azur offer not only an incomparable lifestyle and quality of life but also represent, in view of the international economic situation, a safe investment and a smart retirement project, particularly at premium addresses. Nice, the capital of the French Riviera and the 5th largest city in France, shines brightly. It has the charm of Mediterranean cities where the gentle way of life is as much due to the beauty of the city and its colorful facades as it is to its exceptional climate with over 300 days of sunshine per year. A city of arts and culture, it is, after Paris, the city with the most museums. Flavors and traditions, the charm and authenticity of Old Nice and its flower market, the splendor of the Bay of Angels, its beaches and luxurious hotels, the historical richness of its numerous monuments, parks, and bourgeois palaces, Nice, a city that is both elegant, vibrant, and popular, lives to the rhythm of its two thousand cultural, festive, and sporting events. Its international airport, spectacular for its unique approach along the coastline, serves more than 100 direct destinations.