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Set within an iconic building in Grasse, in the highly sought-after Rothschild district, discover this magnificent flat of approximately 72 m², fully renovated using high-quality materials.
From the moment you step inside, you’ll be captivated by its generous proportions, exceptional natural light and elegant atmosphere, where old-world charm blends perfectly with contemporary comfort.
The flat features a superb open-plan living area combining an entrance hall, study, dining room, lounge and kitchen, extending out onto south-facing balconies.
But the real highlight is right before your eyes: every room enjoys an exceptional panoramic view of the Côte d’Azur.
In the sleeping area, a beautiful bedroom opening onto a balcony, along with a huge walk-in wardrobe – which could be converted into an extra bed – offer both comfort and practicality.
The bathroom adds a decidedly elegant touch with its lion-paw-style freestanding bath, whilst the toilet is separate.
An apartment with real character, designed for those seeking more than just a place to live: a home, a view, an atmosphere and a sense of emotion.
A cellar completes the property.
Garage available at an additional cost.

Subject to the co-ownership regulations. Annual service charges: €2,851, including heating and cold water. 71 main units. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): C. Estimated annual energy costs: between €891 and €1,205 (including connection charge), based on the reference energy price as at 1 January 2023.

PROGRESSIVE-PRICE TENDER: bids will be accepted online via the IMMOFIT platform until 17 November 2026 at 7.00 pm (Europe/Paris). The price shown in this advertisement corresponds to a possible initial bid, including negotiation fees (to be borne by the seller), and participants may submit their bids in progressive increments of at least €5,000, up until the closing time of the interactive tender (as specified above). Participation in the tender is subject to prior approval. All bids will be forwarded to the seller, who remains free to select the bid they wish to proceed with at any time. An online bid submitted during the interactive tender does not constitute a firm and specific offer within the meaning of Article 1114 of the Civil Code, but rather an intention to purchase.