Eden Garoupe - 4 Bed

Overview

Luxurious Apartment in the Spirit of the French Riviera

Situated in the heart of Cap d'Antibes, close to the beaches and coves of Garoupe, ownership of a property in this exclusive luxury development is reserved for the select few. With a limited inventory of just nine apartments, ranging from two to four bedrooms and spanning 87 to 305 square meters, every unit boasts either terraces or expansive private gardens. Residents benefit from exclusive access to a generously sized heated swimming pool and an array of luxurious amenities.  

Drawing inspiration from the neoclassical style of buildings from the 1920s and 30s, the architecture seamlessly integrates into the lush landscape, enhancing the overall harmony of the project. Designed to promote well-being in everyday life, the apartments offer stunning sea views from the ground floor.   

Nestled within a magnificent wooded park spanning approximately 5000 square meters, the development provides its residents with an enchanting and secure living environment, complete with 24/7 security, a 20-meter heated swimming pool surrounded by ample lounge areas, a pool house, and a fully equipped gym with a steam room.   

An Idyllic Destination   

Antibes' historic center is a labyrinth of charming cafés, bars, ice cream parlors, and boutiques, crowned by the bustling Provençal market at the town's pinnacle. On the opposite side of Antibes, golden sandy beaches lined with modern apartment buildings curve around to the renowned Cap d’Antibes, where gated villas belonging to oligarchs perch along the rocky coastline.   

The ancient walled town of Antibes stands out as one of the liveliest and most picturesque on the Riviera, exuding a relaxed beachy vibe, bustling superyacht port, and delightful old town featuring narrow cobbled streets, bustling markets, and inviting cafés. Renowned as the former residence of the Spanish painter Pablo Picasso, Antibes has witnessed its fair share of glamour, glitz, and avant-garde throughout the 20th century.   

Among all the coastal towns of the Riviera, Antibes boasts perhaps the most iconic skyline, characterized by a delightful mishmash of old structures perched atop high ramparts overlooking the sea, with the tower of the Picasso Museum towering above as a landmark.