Bourgeois of 180 M2 with southern terrace of 60 M2

NICE - CIMIEZ - at the WINTER PALACE - halfway up the Boulevard de Cimiez, from the central entrance of the palace, you will discover a remarkable 192 sq.m. bourgeois flat with its 60 sq.m. south-facing terrace overlooking the listed garden of this former palace.

This flat has been modernised to preserve its style and spirit of yesteryear; it offers beautiful features and finishes, spacious rooms with high ceilings.

The entrance to the gallery is majestic, it is magnified by the old-fashioned mirrors which have been restored; the layout of the place is as follows:

Facing south, double living room (46 M2), at the back a bedroom which can be transformed into a living room, on the right one, a fully equipped modern kitchen dedicated to conviviality and the pleasure of being together to cook and eat.

Just after this reception area, a private part of the flat with two bedrooms en suite, numerous dressing rooms and two old-fashioned marble bathrooms. Both bedrooms are air-conditioned and south-facing.

This flat is sold with an outdoor parking space and a cellar.


* LE WINTER PALaCE offers all the amenities of the past, full-time caretaker, security, a lush listed garden) and proximity to the town centre, schools and nearby museums, Matisse and Chagall.

Close to Nice town centre, schools including STANISLAS, beaches, local shops including the Monoprix and bus at the foot of the building.


The Winter Palace Hotel was built in 1900 by the Nice architect Charles Dalmas. The superb Belle Époque façades were restored in 2010 by the architect Gilles Gauvain.
Located in the middle of Boulevard de Cimiez, which was served by an electric tramway at the time, it was one of the first buildings of the time to benefit from a flat roof.
Its characteristic monumental entrance, overlooking a winter garden decorated with vast red marble fireplaces, has seen many crowned heads, familiar from the palaces of Cimiez, pass under its arches.

The current co-owners of this palace, converted into a flat in 1941 by Victor-Joseph Saglia and the architect Louis Milon de Peillon, benefit from a huge park, exceptionally located in the heart of Cimiez.
The superb Belle Époque façades were restored in 2010 by architect Gilles Gauvain.

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