Unfortunately, castles (or should we say "chateaux") are far and few between on the French Riviera. Several have been maintained and restored to their glory and are available for sale,…
The Cap d'Antibes is a wonderful holiday destination, being discrete, calm, ideal for families but also within close proximity to Cannes for those who are looking to shop or party.…
Historically, the Cote d’Azur has attracted millions of visitors and many famous people – from fashion designers and Hollywood stars to artists and writers -- who either rented or owned…
Villa Jean Andrée on the Cap d'Antibes It was for his third wife, Andrée Caron that the Aga Khan III bought the old Villa Taormina in 1929, which was modified…
Why the South of France? For many years, the South of France has been a popular holiday destination amongst the rich and famous but also for families and friends to relax.…
Stretching from the Bay of La Garoupe to Juan-les-Pins, Cap d’Antibes remains one of the most sought-after locations on the French Riviera. While the property market may see occasional shifts,…
Sir Charles Mac Laren, who was seated o the chamber of lords under the title of Lord Aberconway, bought in 1907 a piece of land of 4 acres at the…
Gustave Thuret was attracted by the wilderness that had Cap d'Antibes in the mid-nineteenth century. Desiring to create a botanical garden, in 1857 he bought a large lot that was…
The Chateau de la Croë is located in Cap d'Antibes, a very prestigious part of the French Riviera between Nice and Cannes. It stands next to the villa Eilenroc, built…
Driving on the twisting roads of Cap d’Antibes feels like living a road movie. Every bend brings a surprise; a glimpse of an infinity pool, a neo-gothic facade, a plunging…