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Grand Salon MusicRoom |
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| This is not only the largest room in the house but together with the addjacent room (now a bedroom) were originally the
villa's music
room.
The room is over 4 meters high and has 3 huge arched windows overlooking the bay of
Saint
Raphaël.
This room has both dining and sitting areas
with
two
listed
pillars.
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| The Kitchen |
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| The
kitchen consists of granite
worktops,
fridge,
freezer,washing machine,
oven,
microwave,
dishwasher, and has a full
complement of utensils and
equipment. |
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| The
master Bedroom |
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| The
master
bedroom
is
ensuite
has
double
doors
leading
out on
to the
terraces
and
contains
period
furniture
and a
double
bed.
There
is a
semi-circular
alcove
and
very
ornate
cornices
and
original
silk
panels
from
Lyon.
The
furniture
includes
an
antique
double
bed,
two
wardrobes
and
Louis
XVI
table
desk,
marble
fireplace,
and
oriental
cabinet
and
side
tables.
There
is a
further
bedroom
which
contains
two
single
beds.
Both
rooms
are of
a good
size,
and as
with
all
the
other
rooms
in the
apartment
has
high
ceilings
and
ornate
decorations.
Bedroom
2
:
The
more
modest
but
still
splendid
double
bedroom
with
ornemental
cornices,
two
large
windows
overlooking
the
park
with
ornamental
carved
doors.
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If you are looking for an image of the Cote D'Azur at the height of the Belle
Epoque, when Aristocracy spent their winters on the Riviera, here is a genuine
reflection of that periode with very few reminders of our modern time, even when
looking across the Bay of Saint Raphael the view would have changed little. The
overriding impression on entering the apartment is of grandeur. Below the villa
is the marina of Santa Lucia and the town centre is just 7 minutes walk away.