The villa was constructed by an American banker and philanthropist who worked in Paris and wanted to have a family home on the Côte d'Azur.

Over the years, it has been home to many illustrious people, including an impressionist painter and the jeweller Jacques Cartier, who married the owner's daughter.

You will be walking in the footsteps of previous residents Renoir, Degas, Ravel, and Picasso while you unwind in the drawing room or on the bougainvillea-draped patio.

Today, this Belle Époque home in Grasse's "Quartier Rothschild" is a lovely vacation home for up to 12 guests with stunning views of the Côte d'Azur hinterland and the Mediterranean.

A big swimming pool, pool house, and summer kitchen are all features of this historically significant and charming residence, which is nestled among beautiful Mediterranean grounds.

Traditional decor with contemporary touches allow visitors to experience the history of the house while yet feeling at home in its five charming bedrooms and welcoming living and dining areas.
Even a fantastic gym is located across from the charming courtyard.
Three double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms are located upstairs, two of which have king-size beds and air conditioners.
The spiral staircase goes up to a fourth double and a quad, which allow for versatile sleeping arrangements beneath the sloping ceilings.
View the breathtaking 360-degree panoramas of the surrounding countryside, mountains, and sea from the house's distinctive viewing tower at the very top.
The heart of Grasse's old town, with its mediaeval passageways of eateries, café terraces, lovely squares, and daily flower market, can be reached after a short drive or leisurely stroll.
Admire Reubens' creations in the town's cathedral, which is now a national monument, and discover more about Grasse's intriguing perfume history.
Visit picturesque towns like Cabris, Gourdon, and flower-filled Mougins, take in the modern art in Vence and St. Paul-de-Vence, and spend a Friday morning in market towns like old Valbonne.
Drive past scenes that have long served as an inspiration to French painters, and you'll soon find yourself at the French Riviera's coastline with Cannes barely 20 kilometres away.
Explore the Antibes Old Town, have lunch by the sea at Juan-les-Pins, hike the Cap d'Antibes Coastal Trails, and spend the day in the magnificent city of Nice.
Make the most of your stay in this intriguing region of southern France by playing golf in attractive settings or taking a stroll through the Lac de Saint-woods. Cassien's
Interiors of a villa:
First Level:

A living room with French windows leading to a covered terrace
A desk-equipped office space nearby
French windows in the dining area that lead to a courtyard
Breakfast area - Fully-stocked open-concept kitchen with a coffee maker, toaster, kettle, fridge-freezer, gas stove, electric oven, and dishwasher (across the courtyard)
A little workplace

Initial Floor: (via spiral staircase)

King-size double bed, air conditioning, and en suite bathroom in the bedroom
King-size double bed, air conditioning, access to a terrace, and an en suite bathroom in the bedroom.
Queen-size double bed in the bedroom, access to the terrace, and an attached bathroom with a shower.

Third Floor: (via spiral staircase)

Queen-size double bed in bedroom (sloping ceilings)
Four single beds in the bedroom (sloping ceilings)
Bathroom with a shower/bath

Upper Floor: (via spiral staircase)

Viewing tower offering vistas of the sea, mountains, and countryside

Basement:

Wine cellar
Utility and storage space

Outside Spaces: (3000m2)

A swimming pool (15 x 7 m, maximum depth 3 m) with a safety alarm
A pool house with a summer kitchen, a gas grill, a bathroom, and a toilet
Mediterranean garden
Terrace with outdoor dining area
Spaces to park

Facilities:

Internet access and air conditioning (two bedrooms)
Heating
Fireplaces lit by gas (x2)
TV and a fitness centre (bike, treadmill, cross trainer, free weights and yoga mat)
Dryer and washing machine

Villa FR5666