Sale Apartment Agay
€305,000
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AGAY CAP ESTEREL LE VILLAGE – 3-BEDROOM DUPLEX WITH PANORAMIC SEA VIEWS – PRIVATE PARKING – AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
Located in one of the most sought-after and peaceful areas of the village, this beautiful duplex apartment is situated on the top floor and features a lovely south-east-facing corner terrace, partially covered. It comprises an entrance hall, a cabin bedroom with a single bed, a shower room and WC, and a living room with a kitchenette opening onto a magnificent covered corner terrace with panoramic sea views. Upstairs: a master suite with a solarium offering panoramic sea views, a bathroom and WC. Beautiful unobstructed views of the sea and the red rocks of the Esterel massif. Available immediately for your holidays! Private underground parking. Ideal for holidays and rental investment. Available immediately, with the possibility of rental management and furnished rental income under the LMNP scheme, with ZERO tax.
The Cap Esterel holiday resort is located in the Esterel mountain range, between Cannes and Saint-Raphaël, overlooking the magnificent Bay of Agay. On site, you will find a golf course, 5 swimming pools including one heated pool, several tennis courts, children's play areas, a shuttle service to Le Dramont beach, Pourousset beach within walking distance, all amenities (supermarket, shops, newsagent, lottery, tobacconist, etc.), bars, restaurants and numerous activities for adults and children. Ideal for rental investment and family holidays.
“Agay is a paradise where even the dust is fragrant.” –
Agay, located in one of the most beautiful bays on the coast between Cap Dramont and Pointe de la Baumette, is the natural gateway to the Esterel massif. It offers three fine sandy beaches and a landscaped terraced area with access to the sea via the rocks. Well sheltered, it was appreciated by sailors (Agay means “favourable” in Greek).
With the arrival of the railway in 1860, many artists stopped in Agay: the painter Louis Valtat, the composer Vincent d'Indy, and the writers Guy de Maupassant and Maurice Donnay stayed here, as did Saint-Exupéry (don't miss the fountain dedicated to The Little Prince, erected in his honour). Albert Cohen set part of the action of Belle du Seigneur here.
Well sheltered between Cap Dramont and Pointe de la Baumette, the Bay of Agay is a natural gateway to the Esterel massif.
Its geographical features make it a very popular place for sailors (Agay also means “favourable” in Greek). You will appreciate its three fine sandy beaches, the summit of Rastel and its red rocks, overlooking the bay and offering breathtaking panoramic views.
Agay also has a small harbour with 166 berths, some of which are available for visiting boats, as well as a designated anchorage area.
SAINT RAPHAËL TOWN CENTRE AND OLD TOWN
The narrow, shaded streets that make up the old town are all that remain of the former “village district”, where the farmers of Saint-Raphaël once lived.
Every day, this neighbourhood hosts a flower and vegetable market where you will find typical Provençal produce.
A little further on stands the Romanesque church, listed as a historic monument, which was enlarged in the 18th century but originally built in the 12th century! Its former presbytery now houses the Saint-Raphaël Archaeological Museum. Its 22-metre watchtower, dating from around the 14th century, offers a splendid panoramic view.
The “Marine Quarter”, once frequented by the town's fishermen, gradually developed into a seaside resort. A casino and numerous villas were built there to create an attractive town centre.
Points of interest
Basilica of Notre-Dame de la Victoire: Built by Pierre Aublé between 1882 and 1889, this building is representative of the Romano-Byzantine style that was very fashionable during the Belle Époque.
Museum of Prehistory and Underwater Archaeology: It houses collections relating to local heritage, prehistory and Roman antiquity, including artefacts recovered from underwater excavations.
Louis de Funès Museum: More than 350 items are on display, including personal photographs, behind-the-scenes and film photographs, drawings, particularly by Louis de Funès, letters such as those from Jean Anouilh, as well as film excerpts, some of which are previously unseen. A digital museum tour is available.
Promenade des Bains: This promenade was created between 1880 and 1882 under the name “Terrasse des Bains”. It can be considered the beginning of the tourist era in Saint-Raphaël.
Jardin Bonaparte: Overlooking the bay and the old harbour, this 20,000 m² garden has a central area laid out as a public park with children's play areas.
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