NICE CENTER – FLOWERS – SHAKESPEARE STREET: EXCLUSIVITY
New in early November! Come discover “Antoine,” a charming 28 m² apartment located on the 5th floor with elevator of the magnificent Palais Ophélia, with a real asset: a beautiful 5 m² balcony where you can comfortably have lunch for two or three!
Located on a particularly quiet small street, this large studio benefits from a privileged location, just steps from Boulevard Victor Hugo, Alsace-Lorraine Garden, tram line 2, and the shops in the pretty lower part of Gambetta. Here, everything is done on foot!
And what a building! With its richly decorated facades, elegant bay windows, and wrought ironwork, Palais Ophélia embodies all the architectural refinement of Nice in the Roaring Twenties. A superb blend of Belle Époque elegance and Art Deco influences, with timeless charm.
On the 5th floor, “Antoine” charms with its calm, brightness, and crazy charm! Its beautiful ceiling height accentuates the feeling of space, while its superb original solid wood flooring gives it that little Parisian chic spirit that we love!
Its particularly well-thought-out layout offers an alcove allowing the sleeping area to be separated from the living room, plenty of storage, and an equipped kitchen. No wasted space, nice proportions, and a pleasant feeling of space!
Facing East, the apartment enjoys morning sun and beautiful brightness in the afternoon thanks to its high floor. Its 5 m² balcony, accessible from the kitchen side, is a real little luxury in the city center!
A slight refresh will reveal all its potential while preserving the character elements that already make it charming.
The co-ownership has a period elevator and a caretaker.
A nice cellar of nearly 5 m² complements this property.
A charming pied-à-terre, a first purchase or a rental investment: “Antoine” definitely has many assets to seduce you!
Seasonal rentals like Airbnb are allowed in the residence.
Energy class E – Co-ownership of 120 main lots – Monthly charges €106 – Property tax €635 – No ongoing proceedings to our knowledge.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website http://georisques.gouv.fr
