Villa mh123670

Superb 3 bedroom villa
Private entrance with gate. possibility of parking 3 or 4 cars.
Entrance, living room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms.
Each room has a double bed + its bathroom.
Recent renovations.
Very large living room.
Fully equipped kitchen.
Outdoor space with table and chairs
Large infinity pool. Pool house. Kitchen by the relaxation pool
The villa is absolutely stunning.
Wireless
the 3 bedrooms are air-conditioned
Security deposit 2000 EUR per stay may be collected during booking process. If not, it must be paid to the host upon check-in

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Superb 3 bedroom villa
Private entrance with gate. possibility of parking 3 or 4 cars.
Entrance, living room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms.
Each room has a double bed + its bathroom.
Recent renovations.
Very large living room.
Fully equipped kitchen.
Outdoor space with table and chairs
Large infinity pool. Pool house. Kitchen by the relaxation pool
The villa is absolutely stunning.
Wireless
the 3 bedrooms are air-conditioned


- Rods
Its privileged climate, the beauty of its coastline with the Lérins Islands and its famous International Film Festival, its prestigious and luxury hotels and boutiques, or simply the well-being that must be found, Cannes is an internationally renowned destination. . The hinterland with Mougins, Mouans-sartoux, Grasse, Cabris, Peymeinade, Gourdon, Tourettes-sur-Loup, Valbonne, Biot, Vence and Saint Paul de Vence...) are magnificent walks to do around Cannes.

- Le Suquet
Le SuquetThe hill of Le Suquet is the cradle of Cannes.

We advise you to start your visit with the old town. You can access the old town by different routes, on steep roads intertwined with winding and picturesque stairs where the pedestrian is king. Visit the ramparts, the Castre Museum, the Tour Carrée and the church.

Admire the view of the city, the port, the Croisette and the Lérins Islands. At the foot of the old town stretches the bay of Cannes with the Forville market and its typical local shops (butchers, delicatessens, fishmongers, bakeries, wine merchants, etc.).

Facing Le Suquet, the Old Port, the oldest part of which, the "quai St Pierre", dates from 1838, and which houses old sailboats and yachts. The Régates Royales depart from this port in September.