SUBLIME, PROMENADE DES ANGLAIS, BEACH ACCESS

Exceptional, upscale, bourgeois apartment Building with stone facades, balconies, rooms on the street, solid parquet, moldings and fireplace, gives it a noble and indisputable character Stunning views of the Bay of Angels and the Mediterranean Baroque and luxurious style decoration Equipped kitchen, 2 suites with bathroom The rooms open onto small balconies from which a superb sea view can be admired Direct access to the beaches. Downtown and nearby businesses The space MAIN FEATURES The apartment is secure and air-conditioned. 113 m2 apartment, located on the second floor of a beautiful building. • With beautiful entrance, large open living room with large comfortable sofas, Large flat screen TV. • Dining room overlooking "La Baie des Anges" with romantic seascape in the background. • Kitchen: fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, oven, washing machine, complete kitchen utensils. • Master bedroom: double bed (160) - Dressing room - Ensuite bathroom with shower, toilet, bidet and double sink. • 2nd bedroom: double bed (160) - Ensuite bathroom with bath & shower, toilet, bidet and sink. • All linen including bed sheets and towels are provided. For long-stay cleaning on request at an hourly cost of €20/hour. AMENITIES All amenities and restaurants (5 min walk). Walk a few more minutes to the heart of Nice. Discover music, shop in the city, hotspot. Opera and cinema nearby. Visit art exhibitions. Lunch at the beach with deckchairs. Dine at some of the best restaurants or join the jet set nightlife. Guest access Nice is also about art, culture and festivities, and there are no less than 850 cultural events every year, including The Nice Carnival The Nice Jazz Festival It is also the 2nd city of museums in France, just after Paris – so you will probably visit: The Matisse Museum: A Genoese residence from the 17th century located in the bucolic setting of the gardens of the Cimiez hill, a place for the painter to walk where centuries-old olive trees and ruins from the Roman era mingle. The Museum: of Modern and Contemporary Art (MAMAC), whose permanent collections bear witness, among other things, to the work of European artists of the "New Realism" and works by American artists in the "Art of Assembly" and "New York Pop Art". The Museum of Fine Arts: Installed in 1928 in a magnificent mansion built on the initiative of the Ukrainian princess Kotchoubey in 1878 and completed by the American Thompson, and of which we will mention some emblematic works such as The Crucifixion of Agnolo Bronzino (1540), The Yellow Console with Two Windows by Raoul Dufy (1948), The Luncheon on the Grass by Jules Chéret (1904), or Open Window on the Seine by Pierre Bonnard (1912). Registration Details 06088023636AK