Grasse East - Charming 99 m² Apartment in a Historic Residence

Property Description

An apartment full of character in a former Belle Époque Grand Hôtel
Certain places have a history that gives them a unique atmosphere.
This is the case with the Grand Palais, formerly the Grand Hôtel de Grasse, opened in 1882 and which notably hosted Queen Victoria in 1891. Now a private residence, this elegant neoclassical building has preserved the proportions and architectural charm of the grand holiday homes of the French Riviera.

Located on the third floor with elevator access, this 99 m² apartment enjoys a south-facing exposure and unobstructed views.

High ceilings, generous spaces, and natural light create an interior with authentic charm, far from standardized apartments.

It offers a large living room with a fully equipped open kitchen, three spacious bedrooms, a bathroom, a mezzanine, and plenty of storage. A balcony and a cellar complete the property.

A well-preserved living environment
The residence benefits from a beautiful wooded park, a legacy of the former Grand Hôtel, as well as the presence of a caretaker.
A green and pleasant setting that greatly contributes to the distinctive character of this address.
A historic heritage undergoing revitalization
This is now one of the Grand Palais' main strengths.
An extensive program of external and internal restoration has been approved and funded. It notably includes facade renovations, restoration of historic decorative elements, and the enhancement of common areas.
This project aims to preserve the building's architectural identity while restoring its former glory.
In addition, the co-ownership has made several significant investments in recent years:
2024: major roof repairs.
2025: renovation of the cold water network.
Around 2016: replacement of the collective gas boiler.

These works form part of a sustainable approach to maintenance and enhancement of the entire property.
A place for lovers of architecture and unique spaces
This apartment will appeal to those who appreciate the volumes of historic homes, architectural details, natural light, and places rich in history.
The charm of a former Grand Hôtel, the pleasure of a wooded park, and the prospect of restored heritage: a rare combination on the Grasse market.

A detailed booklet tracing over 140 years of history of the Grand Hôtel and the Grand Palais is available for interested buyers.
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