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Pascale Ronco375 Chemin de Roquefort
Biot
06410
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This new villa is located just 3 or 4 km away from the sea and 1 km from BIOT, a medieval village in the Côte d'Azur known for its glassware and Marineland. Situated between Monaco/Nice and Cannes, this Provencal villa offers 160 sqm of living space spread over two levels. Surrounded by a beautiful garden of 1500 m² with ancient olive trees, this villa boasts a tranquil hill view.Upstairs, there are two clean rooms and a bathroom with a separate entrance. The rooms are equipped with a small fridge and an attic with a library. Guests can enjoy the convenience of WIFI access and will find housekeeping services, as well as linen and towels provided in the bathroom.
Guests are welcome to freely access the terrace, garden, and barbecue during appropriate hours. Additionally, a homemade breakfast is included, consisting of delicious items such as jam, yogurt, fruit, coffee, milk, and tea.
For added convenience, private car parking is available.
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Attractions
- Marineland Antibes: Located just a short drive from Biot, Marineland Antibes is a popular marine park and family-friendly attraction. It offers various shows and exhibitions featuring dolphins, sea lions, killer whales, and more.
- Biot Glassworks: Situated in the heart of Biot, the Biot Glassworks is a renowned glassblowing studio where visitors can witness skilled artisans creating beautiful glass pieces. The studio also has a gallery where you can purchase unique glassware.
- Musée national Fernand Léger: This national museum in Biot showcases the works of renowned French artist Fernand Léger. Visitors can explore a vast collection of paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and drawings that highlight Léger's significant contributions to modern art.
- Antibes Old Town: Just a short distance away, Antibes Old Town is a charming and historic area known for its narrow streets, medieval architecture, and vibrant atmosphere. It features an impressive 16th-century fortress, art galleries, quaint shops, and a bustling market.
- Picasso Museum (Château Grimaldi): Housed within the Château Grimaldi in Antibes, the Picasso Museum features a collection of paintings, sculptures, and ceramics by the famous artist Pablo Picasso. The museum also offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea from its terrace.
- Sophia Antipolis: Located nearby, Sophia Antipolis is Europe's largest science and technology park. While not a typical tourist attraction, it is worth a visit for those interested in innovation and research. The park encompasses various companies, laboratories, and educational institutions.
- Juan-les-Pins: Situated along the coastline, Juan-les-Pins is a vibrant resort town known for its sandy beaches, lively nightlife, and annual jazz festival. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, water sports, and explore the buzzing streets filled with restaurants, bars, and shops.
- Grasse: A short drive inland takes you to the town of Grasse, known as the perfume capital of the world. Visitors can explore perfume factories, learn about the art of fragrance creation, and stroll through the picturesque old town with its narrow streets and charming squares.
- Saint-Paul-de-Vence: Positioned on a hilltop, the medieval village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence is a must-visit destination near Biot. It is famous for its art galleries, cobblestone streets, and stunning panoramic views. The village has attracted numerous artists and celebrities over the years. 10. Nice: A slightly longer journey along the coast takes you to Nice, the capital of the French Riviera. Nice offers a wide range of attractions, including the Promenade des Anglais, the Old Town (Vieux Nice), the vibrant Cours Saleya market, and numerous museums and art galleries.