Sale Villa Grasse - 6 Bedrooms - Hills

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Living area: 438 sqm

Bedrooms: 6

Swimming pool: 1

view: Hills - Open

Land: 3316 sqm

Garage: 1

Description

Set in an exceptionally peaceful setting, this beautiful modern Provençal villa enjoys lovely open views over the surrounding greenery and boasts a particularly exceptional feature: its own private padel court.

Enjoying a glimpse of the sea, the property offers approximately 438 sqm of living space, with generous proportions throughout the main villa and a spacious independent apartment. Served by a lift, the main residence is arranged over two levels and comprises four en-suite bedrooms and a generous living area. The apartment, benefiting from its own private entrance, offers two further en-suite bedrooms and a spacious living room, providing an ideal setting for welcoming family and friends while preserving everyone's privacy.

Set within approximately 3,316 sqm of grounds, the property stands out for its extensive leisure and wellness facilities. A newly built padel court is a particularly attractive feature, while the large swimming pool with jacuzzi provides an inviting setting for enjoying the warmer months. A gym, sauna, hammam, cinema room, cigar cellar and wine cellar complete the amenities. A two-car garage further enhances the property.

Located just a few minutes from the heart of the world's perfume capital, this villa offers a particularly appealing lifestyle, combining comfort, leisure and well-being in a peaceful setting.

Location

Region: French Riviera
Area: Valbonne and surroundings
City: Grasse

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What are the stages in the purchasing process in France?

Once you have visited a property and made up your mind, you sign a binding offer to purchase, setting out the essential conditions of sale. The file is then entrusted to a notary for signature of a promise to sell (“compromis de vente” or “promesse unilatérale de vente”). The notary then carries out a number of checks to provide the necessary legal security for the transaction, before signing the final deed of sale.

To find out more about the detailed sales process, click here.
How long does the acquisition process take in France?

Although each case is different, not least because of the notarial considerations involved, it generally takes 3 to 4 months from the signing of the offer to purchase to the handover of the keys.
What are the acquisition costs in France?

Agency fees are included in the sale price.

Conversely, notary fees are payable by the buyer in addition to the sale price. The calculation of notary fees depends on a number of parameters (geographical location of the property, whether or not the property has furniture already been sold, whether or not the buyer has taken out a bank loan, etc.), but they are generally around 7% of the purchase price. Reduced notary fees may apply to new properties sold by professionals.
Do I have to pay a deposit when I sign up?

A security deposit, usually set at 10% of the sale price, must be paid into the notary's account at the same time as the promesse de vente is signed.
What support do you offer?
Tailor-made support and advice for buyers, from the initial visit to the final sale, are at the heart of our commitment:
- sales support to answer all your questions
- legal and tax support to help you structure and carry out your purchase
- banking support to help you find the right financing if necessary

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