Sean Connery was the owner of a villa, a Nice, where he loved to stay when he came to the French Riviera.
The actor, disappeared yesterday at the age of 90, he had put it up for sale last summer, 30 million euros were required to buy The Roc Fleuri, a luxurious (needless to say) villa located on the Cape of Nice.
The house is known by all as “the James Bond mansion”And was bought by the actor in the 1970s.
On six floors, with an internal lift, it features eight bedrooms, an extraordinary gym, an unmissable swimming pool, a wellness center, state-of-the-art kitchens and… a breathtaking view of the Bay of Angels.
The villa it has long been inhabited by the Scottish actor and his second wife Micheline Roquebrune, a painter from the French Riviera.
Now the former 007 agent has decided to put it up for sale and has entrusted it to the Knight Frank agency in Cap Ferrat: we publish the photographs obtained from the real estate site.
The villa, in Art Deco style, is set on 6 floors for a total area of 1,000 square meters and is inserted in an enchanting green space of 5 thousand square meters.
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