Beausoleil: Belle Époque Villa with Eiffel Winter Garden

Built in 1898 in Beausoleil, in the Bay of Monaco, this remarkable property was designed by the architect Georges Chedanne. It stands out for its eclectic, Italian-inspired style, typical of the Belle Époque, with its ochre façades, blue majolica balustrades and elegant architecture.

Its winter garden is one of its most iconic features. With its rockeries, subtropical plants and a glass roof designed by Gustave Eiffel, this space offers a spectacular setting steeped in history. Over the years, the property has welcomed numerous celebrities from both Hollywood and Paris.

Today, the property retains all its prestige and offers a refined, peaceful and decidedly luxurious atmosphere, giving guests the feeling of truly experiencing la Dolce Vita on the French Riviera, at the heart of one of the most beautiful properties in the Bay of Monaco.

The property comprises four air-conditioned suites boasting panoramic views of the Mediterranean and accommodating up to 10 people. It also features five bathrooms and three fully equipped kitchens, including an American-style fridge, a coffee machine and a wine cellar.

Flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, a secure digital entry system, an intercom and a home cinema area round off the amenities of this exceptional property, designed to offer comfort, privacy and elegance in a unique setting.