Apartment for sale Nice, Cours Saleya Two renovated sumptuous apartments - Cours Saleya
- 231 m2living surface
- 0 m2terrace
- 7rooms
- 5bedrooms
- 5bathrooms
- Townview
Two exceptional apartments, completely restored and luxuriously renovated, occupying the same floor of a remarkable 17th-century Baroque building on Cours Saleya, one of Nice’s most prestigious addresses and just steps from the seafront. The historic building, once home to Henri Matisse, has itself been carefully rehabilitated.
The first apartment offers approximately 131 sqm of beautifully appointed living space, characterised by impressive ceiling heights and elegant finishes. It comprises an entrance hall leading to a spacious living and dining room, a large fully equipped independent kitchen, three en-suite bedrooms and a separate guest WC.
The second apartment, measuring approximately 100 sqm, has been renovated to the same high standard and also benefits from generous ceiling heights. It comprises an entrance hall, living and dining room, fully equipped independent kitchen, two en-suite bedrooms and a separate guest WC.
Together, the two apartments provide approximately 231 sqm of refined living space with five en-suite bedrooms, offering considerable flexibility for family and guests.
The location is exceptional, directly on Cours Saleya in the heart of Nice’s Old Town, within a short walk of the seafront, Opéra de Nice, Place Masséna, the Port and the city’s boutiques, restaurants and historic landmarks.
A rare opportunity to acquire two beautifully renovated residences in one of the most emblematic historic buildings and locations in Nice.
- OrientationSouth
- Property conditionExcellent
- ElevatorYes
- WCSeparate
- Kitchenseparate kitchen
- Number of lots20
- Heating systemReversible air-conditioning
- Land tax2 949 € / year
- Annual charges7 320 €
- DPEC (114 kWh/m2/year)
- Consumption1 860 € to 2 640 € / year
- GeorisksInformation on the geological risks to which this property is exposed is available on www.georisques.gouv.fr
- GESA (3 kg CO2/m2/year)

























