Nestled between Cannes and Antibes, and at the heart of Sophia Antipolis, Europe's first technopole, Vallauris-Golfe Juan enjoys a strategic position.
Overlooked by the Estérel mountains, Vallauris-Golfe Juan lies between Cannes and Cap d'Antibes. A Mediterranean atmosphere pervades this town rich in history and tradition, recognised as the world capital of pottery. Picasso settled there from 1948 onwards, and the town now houses the Musée National Picasso.
Résidence Centifolia was built in the 50s, in homage to the roses most prized by the perfumers of Grasse, and faces a square with a monumental fountain typical of Provence.
Beauregard will breathe new life into this city-centre building, transforming it into ten high-end T2 apartments, each with an outdoor space.
The programme benefits from a works share of 60%, unmatched in the area, eligible for the Déficit foncier scheme.
Thanks to very strong rental demand, year-round, seasonal or furnished, the apartments are expected to offer excellent yields. Sophia Antipolis has 40 000 employees and 10 000 students, and the region attracts millions of tourists each year.
Furthermore, residential property developments are very rare in Sophia Antipolis, which covers 2400 hectares, of which 90% are protected natural areas...
Résidence Centifolia has every advantage: at the foot of shops and services, in the heart of a thriving employment area, a short distance from the Côte d'Azur beaches and at the crossroads of world-famous towns…
