The house in excellent condition includes a garden, a parking and a large garage. You can build a swimming pool.
1 floor — a large room of 280 m².
2 floor — an entrance hall, a living room, a kitchen, a covered terrace of 60 m², a bedroom, a bathroom, a laundry.
3 floor — four bedrooms, a bathroom, a terrace of 50 m².
It takes only 10 minutes to reach Monte Carlo, and 30 minutes to Nice Airport.
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