Description
Perched majestically above the bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer, this rare architectural gem built in 1933 by Jean Bouchet, student of Le Corbusier, is a striking example of early modernist design on the French Riviera.
o Nicknamed ?a boat perched on the hill', the villa boasts over 590 sqm of living space, spanning four levels and offering panoramic views from every terrace, window, and rooftop solarium.
o Designed in concrete with crisp linear geometry and curved balconies, the property features original elements such as porthole-style windows, pilot bridge-inspired terraces, and dramatic staircases echoing the nautical inspiration.
o With seven bedrooms, including a guardian's apartment, and multiple reception areas, the home is ideal for transformation into a luxurious private residence or stylish boutique retreat.
o Nestled in a tranquil setting, the villa sits on terraced grounds shaded by century-old pine and olive trees, complete with a swimming pool and views stretching across Cap Ferrat and the Mediterranean.
o The plot also includes rare historical features like a vintage funicular path, a garden once home to a mill, and architectural detailing that pays homage to its 1930s origin.
o While in need of restoration, the structure is classified as a Monument Historique, offering a unique opportunity to revive a cultural landmark with timeless Riviera elegance.
o #VINGTLoves: The poetry of its curves and the sensation of floating above the coastline, this is more than a home, it's a piece of architectural history.