Appartement 6 pièces à Cannes

Built between 1868 and 1872 by the London architect Thomas Smith and the Cannes master mason Scavy, commissioned by Michel Hughes Scott, this Neo-Gothic château, listed in the General Inventory of Cultural Heritage, stands as one of the most emblematic residences of the Côte d'Azur.

A place of memory, the Château Scott welcomed in 1883 the British Prime Minister William Gladstone, invited by Lord Wolverton, along with a distinguished clientele drawn from European aristocracy. Captivated by its unique character, several filmmakers have also chosen this setting to shoot scenes for their films.

This exceptional duplex of approximately 374 sqm unfolds across three levels, from the garden floor to the noble upper floors, in a refined atmosphere where every volume tells a piece of history. On the garden level, a vast reception salon with exceptional ceiling heights opens onto a private 120 sqm terrace with private swimming pool.