Villa La Cigale

This truly beautiful contemporary villa offering about 320 sqm of living space and boasting top facilities will be ideal for a family looking to spend lovely holidays on the French Riviera. It is located within walking distance of the old village of Mougins, close to all commodities.

Villa La Cigale

Situated at a walking distance from the Old Village of Mougins this amazing 350m2 Villa, is mainly made of ’70s stone. Its elegant and minimalist design is accentuated by carefully chosen contemporary and Provencal decor touches, creating an atmosphere that is both luxurious and warm. 

The villa is in the middle of a beautiful garden of about 1800m2 fully landscaped. It has a large infinity pool, a pool house, a terrace, a petanque court, 3 large lawn areas as well as a large private paved car park.

The house has a large living room, a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room, a living room, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, a cinema, a gym, and a sauna with direct garden access.

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French Riviera

A place so renowned that it needs no presentation. Known by everyone as the epitome of glamour with its unforgettable parties, sublime settings, extraordinary characters, and landscapes that seem straight out of a postcard, la Côte d’Azur is truly a paradise on earth. During the 19th century, this location was put on the map with the arrival of wealthy British, Russian, and French visitors who came to “winter” on the Riviera. These visits became a habit and gradually the towns and fishing villages in the area adapted to the new inhabitants. Soon, towns such as Cannes, Nice, Menton, and Monaco were home to magnificent villas, flamboyant casinos, and splendid botanical gardens – and the “lifestyle” that is the French Riviera.

Mougins

Mougins is a destination that exudes culture and embodies a prestigious art of living. This charming Provencal commune has seduced artists and aesthetic enthusiasts alike with its rich heritage, exquisite gastronomy, and elegant atmosphere.

Culture in Mougins manifests itself through its picturesque alleyways, art galleries, and museums. The village has long been a haven for many artists, including the legendary Pablo Picasso. The famous painter spent the last years of his life in Mougins, leaving a lasting imprint on the town.

The art of living in Mougins is synonymous with luxury and refinement. Michelin-starred restaurants offer memorable gastronomic experiences, where Mediterranean flavors are sublimated by talented chefs. Local markets abound with fresh, colorful produce, offering a plunge into authentic Provencal cuisine.

Mougins’ architecture reflects its rich history, with stone buildings, colorful townhouses, and sumptuous villas blending harmoniously into the landscape. Mediterranean gardens, fountains, and terraces offer spaces for relaxation and contemplation, where the art of living takes on its full meaning.

Cannes

Nestled in an enchanting corner of the Golfe de la Napoule Bay, Cannes is blessed with a balmy Mediterranean climate. The weather is mild year-round and perfect for sunbathing by the beach from May through October. Leafy palm trees grace the streets of Cannes, and subtropical flowers flourish throughout the city, giving visitors the impression of being in paradise.The prestigious Film Festival of Cannes has been an important event since it began in 1946. Drawing famous movie stars from around the world, this annual red-carpet gala has earned an international reputation for promoting the art of filmmaking.

The Boulevard de la Croisette, one of the most fashionable streets on the French Riviera, is the centre of tourist activity in Cannes. It is lined with opulent villas, upscale boutiques and lavish Belle Epoque hotels, such as the legendary Carlton Cannes, a masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture designed by Charles Dalmas, the Hotel Martinez, and the Majestic.Perched on the slopes of Mont Chevalier above the bay, the Old Town (Le Suquet) represents the original fishing village. In a picturesque hillside setting, this area offers exceptional views, as well as old-world charm. This traffic-free quarter features narrow cobblestone alleyways, pedestrian staircases, and interesting historic remnants such as the city’s ancient walls.