French Riviera
Cap d'Antibes — Luxury villas & coastal living
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Welcome to Cap d'Antibes
Nestled at the tip of the French Riviera, Cap d'Antibes is a true Mediterranean gem. This promontory offers breathtaking landscapes, picturesque beaches, and a serene atmosphere that attracts visitors seeking relaxation. Coastal paths invite leisurely strolls, while the turquoise waters are ideal for swimming and water sports. The area is also known for its historic villas and lush gardens, reflecting a glamorous past. Local restaurants showcase refined cuisine, highlighting fresh seafood and regional ingredients. Whether traveling as a couple, with family, or solo, Cap d'Antibes promises an unforgettable experience on the French Riviera.
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Château de la Garoupe, Cap d'Antibes: the story of a 1907 seaside estate and its gardensIn 1907, Lord Aberconway bought four acres at the tip of Cap d'Antibes and commissioned the English architect Ernest George to build a villa with a long half-moon-windowed façade. The story of Château de la Garoupe, its celebrated gardens running down to the sea, and the travelling journalist who added a floor to it.
Château de la Croë, Cap d'Antibes: the story of a Riviera landmarkNestled on the prestigious Cap d'Antibes, the Château de la Croë has a storied history spanning royalty, glamour, and tragedy. Built in 1927 by architect Armand Albert Rateau, this magnificent Victorian-style estate on a 7-hectare seafront plot counted among its residents the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Greek shipowner Stavros Niarchos before a devastating fire in 1970. Today, it is undergoing a remarkable renovation to restore its original grandeur.
Villa Thuret, Cap d'Antibes: the botanical garden that shaped the gardens of the French RivieraCreated in 1857 on the Cap d'Antibes, the Villa Thuret and its botanical garden introduced more than 4,000 exotic species to the Côte d'Azur. Many of the palms, pines, and flowering plants that define the Riviera's villa gardens today were first grown here.
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