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Pascale Ronco375 Chemin de Roquefort
Biot
06410
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This newly built villa is located approximately 3 or 4 kilometers away from the beautiful sea and just 1 kilometer from BIOT, a medieval village in the Côte d'Azur that is well-known for its glassware and Marineland. Situated near Antibes, between Monaco/Nice and Cannes, this Provencal villa spans across 160 square meters and is spread over two levels. The villa is surrounded by a charming garden of 1500 square meters, adorned with ancient olive trees, and offers a serene hill view. Despite the absence of a pool, the villa guarantees a peaceful and tranquil environment.Upstairs, you will find two well-maintained bedrooms and a bathroom, all accessible through a separate entrance. The rooms are equipped with a small fridge, and an attic with a library is also available, along with WIFI connectivity. Housekeeping services are provided, and fresh linen and towels are supplied in the bathroom.
Guests are granted free access to the terrace, garden, and barbecue facilities during appropriate hours. As an added perk, a homemade breakfast is included in your stay, consisting of delicious jams, yogurts, fruits, coffee, milk, tea, and more.
Private car parking is available on the premises for your convenience.
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Attractions
- Marineland Antibes: Located just a short distance from Biot, Marineland Antibes is a popular marine park featuring a variety of shows, aquariums, and interactive exhibits. Visitors can enjoy dolphin and orca shows, explore the shark tunnel, and learn about marine life conservation efforts.
- Biot Village: Biot Village is a charming medieval town known for its glassblowing industry. Visitors can stroll through narrow streets lined with artisan shops, admire the traditional architecture, and visit the Fernand Léger Museum, which showcases the works of the renowned painter.
- Antibes Old Town: Antibes Old Town, also known as Vieil Antibes, offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. The area is characterized by its well-preserved medieval walls, narrow alleys, and vibrant Provençal market. Visitors can explore the Picasso Museum, wander through the picturesque streets, and enjoy the lively atmosphere.
- Picasso Museum: Situated in the historic Château Grimaldi, the Picasso Museum in Antibes displays an impressive collection of artworks by Pablo Picasso. The museum showcases paintings, sculptures, drawings, and ceramics, offering visitors a chance to appreciate the artist's diverse creative expressions.
- Sophia Antipolis: As Europe's largest technology park, Sophia Antipolis is an interesting destination for those interested in innovation and science. Located near Biot, this high-tech hub is home to numerous research centers, tech companies, and start-ups. Visitors can explore the park's green spaces, attend conferences, or visit the Science and Technology Museum.
- Fort Carré: Situated on a hill overlooking Antibes, Fort Carré is a historic fortress that dates back to the 16th century. The fort offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and Antibes Bay. Visitors can explore its ramparts, learn about its military history, and enjoy the scenic surroundings.
- Fondation Maeght: The Fondation Maeght is a renowned art museum located in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, a short drive from Biot. The museum houses an extensive collection of modern and contemporary art, including works by artists such as Joan Miró, Marc Chagall, and Alberto Giacometti. The museum's architecture and beautiful gardens also make it a pleasant place to visit.
- Promenade des Anglais: Located in nearby Nice, the Promenade des Anglais is a famous waterfront promenade stretching along the Mediterranean coast. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll, rent a bike, or simply relax on the beach while taking in the beautiful views. The promenade is lined with cafes, shops, and landmarks such as the iconic Negresco Hotel. These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from exploring history and culture to enjoying nature and art.