CIMIEZ

About this property

NICE – CIMIEZ – LE REGINA – bourgeois flat in excellent condition which had the privilege to welcome the painter MATISSE who lived and painted there.

The apartment of 165 M2 has a beautiful panoramic view of the sea, the city, the park, the swimming pool and the tennis court with a southern exposure and 4 balconies.

The air-conditioned apartment offers a magnificent luminosity, a bow windows within a double living room of 50 M2; a library space, a fitted and equipped kitchen, a large master suite, two bathrooms and toilets, a second bedroom, a laundry room; numerous storage and dressing rooms.

This apartment is sold with a double closed parking 32 M2 in the heart of the REGINA and a cellar.

LE REGINA offers all the benefits of the splendors of the past, full-time janitor, security, a garden of 8,250 m², swimming pool, tennis, conviviality and proximity to the city center and neighboring museums, Matisse and Chagall; it benefits from tax deductions related to its status (this reduces the monthly charges).

Its construction is entrusted to the architect Sébastien-Marcel Biasini (1841-1913) and the architect Francois-Félix Gordolon (1852-1901) for the metal part, he designed the wrought iron, the crown that surmounted the apartments of the Queen and the interior decoration, Gustave Eiffel helped him to go faster by offering the realization of the crown

Immediate proximity to the city center of Nice, schools and shops.

Agency fees payable by vendor – Montant moyen de la quote-part de charges courantes 7,032 €/yearly – Classe énergie 93 kWh/m².year (B) – Classe climat 2 kg CO2/m².year (A) – Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d’énergie pour un usage standard : 960€ ~ 1360€ – Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Local information

Nice is situated around the beautiful Baie des Anges and just 30 km from the Italian border, Nice is the capital of the French Riviera and also its largest city.

The city has its own dialect, cuisine and traditions which have been largely influenced by the large number of years it spent as a part of Italy. Like much of the Cote d’Azur, Nice began to attract European aristocracy because of its pleasing climate and beautiful landscape.

Nowadays it is one of France’s biggest international destinations, attracting international buyers that are interested in a seaside city with notable architecture, museums and cultural attractions of the Riviera.