This splendid property located on the Riviera was built in 1931 by Hungarian architect Alexander Ferenczy for English owners.
It was later renovated by a Bahaus art enthusiast in the 80s and remains a unique property in this region.

Nestled on a plot of just over 5,000m2, well-wooded and facing the lake, the impressive building offers an approximate ground area of 750m2 over 4 levels.

Designed and arranged both as a living space and as an exhibition, reception, or work venue, in the purest Bauhaus concept, the villa offers very large glazed facades providing incredible brightness and an extraordinary way of life.

The upper ground floor presents as a nearly contiguous plateau with impressive double-height ceilings. Conversely, the upper floor consists of 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

The private rooftop terrace offers a breathtaking view of the lake and the Alps.

This atypical property, listed as a historic monument, will delight connoisseurs.