South exposure, Built in 1895, 13 Rooms, Basement 47.5 m², 8 Bedrooms, Unfurnished, 1 Bathroom, Living room 70 m², 4 Toilets, Individual gas heating, Entrance, At least 1 separate toilet, 3 Shower rooms.

• ✓ Swimming pool
• ✓ Terrace
• ✓ Garden
• ✓ Basement 47.5 m²

Diagnostic Energy Performance (DPE): D; Greenhouse Gas Emissions Index (GES): D

A late 19th-century house, this 357 m² house, built in 1895 by Lady White, is discreetly located in the heights of the Californie district of Cannes, in the heart of a 3,290 m² park.

Transformed in the 1930s, the villa faithfully adheres to Art Deco codes: structured lines, generous volumes, and a direct relationship with the outdoors. An architectural style that values perspective, allowing air and light to circulate freely.

Redesigned in 2000, the villa retains its essence: its soul. It impresses with its unique atmosphere, simultaneously humbled by its history and drawn to the light. Provençal marble, high ceilings, and varied spaces have been preserved, while comfortably integrating modern amenities. A concealed elevator facilitates this comfortable transition to the present. The facades, adorned with breathable structures, are entwined with wisteria. Thus, architecture blends with nature, in a gentle dialogue between material and nature.

Inside, the spaces flow seamlessly. A gallery at the entrance sets the tone, opening onto light-filled rooms where the gaze naturally drifts to the garden. A separate, minimalist kitchen overlooks a discrete vegetable garden.

The floors reveal other, more intimate dimensions of time. On the first level, a large corner suite captures the light and is organized around a walk-in closet and a graphic bathroom, with a subtle play of transparency. Two additional bedrooms and a second en-suite bathroom complete this level. On the second floor, the master suite occupies a special place of its own. It features two bathrooms, with Art Deco-inspired cabinetry and tiles, in an atmosphere reminiscent of secluded hotels. A study-library and a bedroom with en-suite bathroom continue this level, conceived as more private.

Then comes the summit: a 100-square-meter rooftop terrace, accessible by lift, overlooking the Bay of Cannes, the sea, and the hills. A place where time seems to slow down, between the sky and the horizon.

Below, the garden, designed by Jean Mus, creates a truly Mediterranean scene. Orange trees, century-old pines, a hidden vegetable garden, and a pétanque court create a structured landscape, balancing manicured vegetation with living spaces. The pool area enhances this impression: a summer kitchen, bioclimatic gazebos, terraces... everything is designed for comfortable outdoor living.

This gem is completed by a detached house of 60 m² with a garage and private access, currently occupied by a caretaker, and a 40 m² extension.

A precious address where every moment merges with the beauty of the place, between Art Deco heritage and Mediterranean ease of being.