Studio Apartment with Patio Terrace and Great View

Description from the owner

This simple, little studio is ideal for those coming to the Cote d’Azur on a tight budget. Open the French windows onto a small terrace and sit and watch the sun go down with an amazing view stretching out in front of you.

The studio is approximately 15m2 and is independent to the house above, it is situated on a small, narrow street, typical in medieval villages.

In the studio, you will find:

- wifi

- t.v with French and international channels

- a new kitchen equipped with kettle, plates, glasses, etc.

- a small table with 2 chairs, which you can use inside or out on the terrace

- double pull-down... bed, ideal in this situation to maximize the use of space, with beside table and lamp

- renovated bathroom with shower and w.c.

- a comfy armchair

The French doors have a wonderful grapevine growing above them and there are shutters ideal for keeping the studio peaceful and cool during the night.

This little apartment is situated on a small street, which you can drive a small to medium sized car down. If you have a large car, you can pull in close to the apartment to unload luggage. It is well placed being close to a free parking area, the electronic car park for the village, the stop for the free shuttle bus plus plenty of restaurants.

Ideal for those on a tight budget.

Smoking only allowed outside.

The Grapevine is a short stroll to a good selection of restaurants and the village's main square, which is a hive of activity during the warmer months. The town below is within easy walking distance, where you can find a boulangerie, food market, boutiques, supermarket, cafes, post office, etc. The free shuttle bus runs every 15 minutes from the town up to the village so that is also an option if you don't feel like walking. The beaches are a 20 minute walk away from the houses.Read more

Additional Location Information

The charming, fortified medieval village of Haut de Cagnes is the oldest district of Cagnes sur Mer – ideally situated between Nice and Antibes and only a short car journey from Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport and within walking distance to the sea.

Here you are close to a boulangerie for warm fresh bread each morning and an excellent selection of restaurants for great dining. Local food markets, shops and outdoor cafes are all nearby.  The area provides a perfect hopping on point to multiple destinations and attractions with its excellent rail and bus services.

Crowned with the original Grimaldi Castle, this enchanting medieval village with charming cobbled streets and remarkable ancient buildings transports you back in time to the 13th Century.  The serenity and simplicity found in these pretty French villages allows you to enjoy the sun, sea and breath-taking views in a very relaxed atmosphere. Known as the  ‘Montmartre of the French Rivieria’, Haut de Cagnes was the haunt of Renoir, Modigliani, Soutine, Yves Klein, Bardot and Cocteau. It’s easy to see why many famous artists lived or found their inspiration here, falling in love with the soft Mediterranean light and honest authenticity.

But this charming, perched village has so much more to offer, with its tiers of tiny streets, climbing soft stone walls and colourful houses bursting with history. On the main street and Place du Château, there are plenty of bustling restaurants and cafés plus numerous historical cultural events and colourful festivals are held during the year.

A short stroll down the hill will bring you to the town of Cagnes, which provides all amenities such as a boulangerie, a patisserie, a supermarket, post office, the main bus square and a wonderful covered food market. Close to the town centre lies the Renoir Museum, the Hippodrome for horse racing and Cros de Cagnes – the seaside resort of Cagnes sur Mer with its private and public beaches.

There is so much you can do without a car, such as; shopping in Cannes, people watching in St Tropez, perfume sampling in Grasse, gambling in Monaco, lunching in Italy and buying art in St Paul – all easily accessible and inexpensive with most bus journeys costing only €1. Or if you prefer to cycle along the coastline to Nice or Antibes by bike, bike hire is rarely far away.

No 44 is a free navette, which runs up to the medieval village every 15 minutes from the town centre of Cagnes at Square Bourdet (the central bus station). It is ideal if you have luggage or shopping bags or when the weather is hot – it travels right up to the Château with a few strategic stops on the way.

Location Type Beach, Ocean, Village

Rental fees

Additional notes from owner

Linen available for €20 per person.
Daily rate will increase slightly for less than a week.

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