Sale Apartment Agay
€210,000
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Agay – Cap Esterel, come and discover this beautiful one-bedroom apartment ideally located in the heart of the village, just a short walk from the sea.
The apartment features a superb south-facing covered terrace, the perfect orientation to enjoy the sunshine throughout the day. It comprises a bedroom, a shower room with a separate WC, a bright and well-equipped open-plan living room and kitchen, and a lovely 9 m² terrace.
The option to purchase a private underground parking space is available.
A rare opportunity not to be missed!
Ideal as a holiday home or rental investment. Available immediately.
The Cap Esterel holiday resort, located between Cannes and Saint-Raphaël, is a true haven of peace nestled between the red rocks of the Esterel Massif and the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean Sea. This secure, pedestrian-friendly village overlooks the magnificent Bay of Agay and offers a unique lifestyle, combining unspoilt nature with modern comforts. Here, everything is designed to help you make the most of every moment: a golf course with sea views, swimming pools for all ages, tennis courts, relaxation areas, a wide range of activities, shops, restaurants and amenities, all within easy walking distance, in a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere. Located just below Cap Esterel, Agay is a hidden gem on the French Riviera. For generations, it has been appreciated for its authentic charm, sandy beaches, secluded coves and peaceful atmosphere. It has inspired artists and writers, from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry to Guy de Maupassant, and still retains the understated elegance and timeless appeal that make it so special.
Just a few minutes from Cap Esterel, Saint-Raphaël completes this idyllic setting with its Provençal markets, museums, lively harbour, restaurants and vibrant seafront, enjoyed all year round. Whether you are looking for a family holiday home, a smart furnished rental investment with potential tax advantages, or simply a second home in an exceptional setting, Cap Esterel and the Bay of Agay offer all the ingredients for an outstanding quality of life.
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“Agay is a paradise where even the dust is fragrant.”
Agay, situated in one of the most beautiful bays along the coast, between Cap Dramont and Pointe de la Baumette, is the natural gateway to the Esterel Massif. It offers three sandy beaches and a landscaped terrace area with access to the sea via the rocks. Well sheltered from the elements, it has long been popular with sailors (Agay is said to mean “favourable” in Greek).
Following the arrival of the railway in 1860, many artists began visiting Agay. The painter Louis Valtat, composer Vincent d’Indy, writers Guy de Maupassant and Maurice Donnay all stayed here, as did Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Be sure to visit the fountain dedicated to The Little Prince, erected in his honour. Albert Cohen also set part of his novel Belle du Seigneur in Agay.
Sheltered between Cap Dramont and Pointe de la Baumette, the Bay of Agay is a natural gateway to the Esterel Massif.
Its unique geographical features make it particularly popular with sailors, as the name Agay is said to mean “favourable” in Greek. Visitors can enjoy its three sandy beaches, as well as the summit of Rastel, with its striking red rocks overlooking the bay and offering breathtaking panoramic views.
Agay also has a small harbour with 166 berths, some of which may be available to visiting boats, as well as a designated anchorage area.
SAINT-RAPHAËL
TOWN CENTRE AND OLD TOWN
The narrow, shaded streets of the Old Town are a reminder of the former village quarter, where local farmers once lived.
Every day, this neighbourhood hosts a flower and vegetable market, offering a selection of fresh, typically Provençal produce.
A little further on stands the Romanesque church, a listed historic monument originally built in the 12th century and enlarged in the 18th century. Its former presbytery now houses the Saint-Raphaël Archaeological Museum. The 22-metre-high watchtower, dating back to around the 14th century, offers splendid panoramic views.
The “Marine Quarter”, once frequented by local fishermen, gradually developed into a seaside resort. A casino and numerous villas were built here, creating an attractive and lively town centre.
Places of interest
Basilica of Notre-Dame de la Victoire: Built by Pierre Aublé between 1882 and 1889, this impressive building is representative of the Romanesque-Byzantine style that was particularly fashionable during the Belle Époque.
Museum of Prehistory and Underwater Archaeology: The museum houses collections showcasing the region’s heritage, from prehistoric artefacts to Roman antiquities recovered during underwater archaeological excavations.
Louis de Funès Museum: More than 350 exhibits are on display, including personal photographs, film and behind-the-scenes images, drawings by Louis de Funès, letters from notable figures such as Jean Anouilh, and film excerpts, some of which have rarely been seen before. A digital tour of the museum is also available.
Promenade des Bains: This seafront promenade was created between 1880 and 1882 under the name “Terrasse des Bains”. It is considered a landmark in the beginning of Saint-Raphaël’s development as a tourist destination.
Jardin Bonaparte: Ideally located overlooking the bay and the old harbour, this 20,000 m² garden offers beautiful views. Its central area is laid out as a public garden, with play areas for children.
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