
Roquebrune-Cap-MartinFor sale
Unique Renovation Project: Property with Permit for Contemporary Villa with Panoramic Sea Views
- 350 m²living area
- 1,119 m²land
€3,200,000
Agency fees detailed by your advisor
+33 4 93 17 03 74enquiries@waldhof.fr
Your advisorKevin EdwardsSales Consultant
The property
This property, with a current living area of approximately 250 m², is for sale with an approved and cleared construction permit for a contemporary flat-roofed villa of approximately 350 m², over 2 floors, in addition to a basement of 84 m². This basement is designed to incorporate a SPA, a cinema room and/or a gym, as well as a spacious garage of 138 m², bringing the total usable area to 572 m².
The three levels of the building are accessible by an elevator. The permit also allows for the construction of an 18-meter infinity pool in front of the living area and a garage capable of accommodating up to five vehicles. The property enjoys an exceptional panoramic sea view, offering breathtaking views of the horizon as well as being in a calm and very private location with full South exposure for sun all day long.
What sets it apart
- Sea view
- Swimming pool
- Grounds1,119 m²
- Garage
Features
Comfort and amenities
- Swimming pool
- Air conditioning
- Jacuzzi
- Whirlpool bath
- Barbecue
- Carport
- Cinema room
- Common laundry
Location
Life in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
Roquebrune-Cap-Martin — the exact address is shared on request.
About Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
Between Monaco and Menton, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin pairs a medieval hilltop village, built around a 10th-century castle that is among the oldest in France, with the wooded Cap Martin peninsula, where Empress Eugénie, Winston Churchill and Le Corbusier all spent time. The coastal path around the cape, the thousand-year-old olive tree and the sheltered beaches make it one of the Riviera’s most discreet addresses.
Distances as the crow flies from the town centre
- Nice Côte d’Azur airport23 km
- Monaco5.1 km
- Nice18 km
- Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
- Nice airport · 23 km
- Monaco · 5.1 km
- Nice · 18 km
- Peille
- Èze
- Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Coastline © OpenStreetMap contributors
How it works
From first viewing to the deed
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Private viewing
In person, or by live video call from abroad with the advisor handling the property.
In person or by video
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Your offer
Every serious offer is presented to the owners and defended by your advisor.
Presented and defended
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Preliminary agreement
Private buyers then benefit from a 10-day cooling-off period.
10-day cooling-off
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Final deed
Allow 2 to 3 months after the preliminary agreement; funds stay in the notary’s escrow account.
2 to 3 months

Your contact for this property
Kevin Edwards
Sales Consultant · Waldhof
Kevin handles this property for Waldhof — private viewings, video tours and the full property file, from first contact to signature.
- Since January 2017Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, at the gates of Monaco
- €250M+in completed sales
- Professional licenceCPI 0605 2019 000 039 503 — CCI Nice Côte d’Azur
- Financial guaranteeCEGC — Compagnie Européenne de Garanties et Cautions
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On most of our properties for sale the fees are included in the displayed price and borne by the seller; where this is not the case, it is stated on the listing and confirmed by your advisor. Notary fees and registration duties, usually around 7% of the sale price, are always in addition.
Allow 2 to 3 months between the preliminary agreement and the final deed, including the 10-day cooling-off period for private buyers and the clearing of the town hall’s pre-emption right.
Yes. No restriction applies to foreign or non-resident buyers in France. We regularly support international clients buying a second home on the Riviera.
We arrange a video tour filmed by the listing agent, or a guided live video call where we walk through the property together and answer your questions.
It depends on the property. Every serious offer is presented to the owners and defended by a Waldhof International advisor.
Client funds are received and held in the notary’s escrow account throughout the purchase process in France.
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