Built in the 1920s, Villa Helios once welcomed numerous patients suffering from respiratory ailments, at a time when the city of Grasse was renowned for the benefits of its climate.
Originally intended for male patients, the villa rose over 7 levels and comprised 45 rooms, surrounded by a vast park. Sadly, after standing unoccupied for nearly twenty years, the former rest home gradually became a place of expression for street artists, lending it an entirely different—and unexpected—charm.
Today, that chapter belongs to the past. Overlooking the world capital of perfume, the building is set to be given a new lease of life through a major restoration project. It will be transformed into high-end residential housing, comprising 11 luxury apartments spread over 1,400 m², with the addition of 36 parking spaces.
SOLE AGENT : "COUP DE COEUR" AND PANORAMIC VIEW
