A few cables from Cannes, within a historic district of the city of Grasse, the world capital of perfumery, Engel & Völkers offers you, in co-exclusivity, this bastide of over 300 m² set on a landscaped plot of over 3300 m² overlooking the bay of Cannes and offering an unobstructed view to the sea. The building was constructed in 1954 by the famous architect Jean BOUCHET, on part of the lush gardens of the estate of Baroness de Rothschild, whose gentle landscaped terraces still invite a bucolic walk today to a pool sheltered from all prying eyes. As soon as you enter, the main entrance reveals a hall with a majestic staircase framed by ogival arches, distributing a large living space: the living room with a fireplace is extended by a generous dining room as well as a large kitchen with an additional dining area. The sleeping area includes 5 bedrooms, most equipped with bathrooms and benefiting from an exterior with an unobstructed view, as well as two small apartments with a terrace. A complete wing of the bastide is accessible by an independent entrance, thus facilitating the operation of guest rooms or service access. The garden level invites daydreaming from its terrace offering a panoramic dominant view in a green setting. The first occupant of the premises was André Boursier-Mougenot, a painter and explorer who produced his works and hosted great artists in his Grasse studio. The current decoration, made mainly of stucco, brings a highly colorful touch to the whole that just awaits a future occupant to enhance it in their own way. Cellars and a laundry room complete this interior space. Outside, a large garage will accommodate a car and several two-wheelers, a carport will shelter 3 to 4 vehicles, and an additional space will offer 3 more places. Energy performance diagnosis: 235 – E Greenhouse gas emissions: 69 E Estimated annual energy costs of the house: 5816 to 7868 euros. Transaction fees including tax payable by the seller.