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Location Nestled in one of Valbonne’s most coveted settings, this new-build collection sits gracefully between Provençal charm and contemporary vitality. Set at the heart of a fragrant pine grove, the development offers a peaceful, verdant and elegant atmosphere—where cicadas sing, warm Mediterranean light filters through the trees, and the authentic village spirit shapes everyday life. It’s an invitation to a refined Côte d’Azur lifestyle that is simultaneously intimate, residential and well connected to the region’s main hubs. The Residence Designed to blend effortlessly with its natural surroundings, the residence favors a human scale and a thoughtful balance of nature, comfort and modernity. Carefully articulated buildings preserve privacy, maximize sunlight and open onto generous views of the pine landscape. Finishes and communal spaces are conceived to deliver a calm, elegant and sustainable living experience—every detail contributing to a serene everyday environment in harmony with Valbonne’s identity.
Elegant New-Build Residence in Valbonne — CIP-1085
The Homes Offering a full range of apartments from two- to five-room layouts, this development meets the needs of primary homeowners, families building their heritage or investors seeking strong rental prospects. Interiors are bright, practical and welcoming, with fluid layouts that promote comfortable day-to-day living. Each home extends to generous outdoor living—a sunny terrace or a private ground-floor garden—so you can fully enjoy the mild Mediterranean climate. Buyers will appreciate the freedom to personalize: as a VEFA (off-plan) project, purchasers can adjust layouts and select finishes before construction begins, tailoring their home to suit their lifestyle. Ownership Advantages Living on the Côte d'Azur specializes in VEFA new-build homes and guides you through the off-plan purchase with expertise. Choosing a new-build brings tangible benefits: a ten-year construction warranty for peace of mind, reduced notary fees and lower tax costs compared with r