Villa Marizzina, a stunning jewel from the Belle-Époque period, commands a prime position overlooking the Mediterranean in Cap d'Ail. This sought-after location offers proximity to Nice, Monaco, and Italy. Boasting a rich history of distinguished ownership, the property is now available for sale.

Originally commissioned by the Comtesse de Morla and constructed in 1901, the villa was later owned by Grand Duke Andrei Vladimirovich and his partner, Polish ballerina Mathilde Kshesinskaia, who renamed it Villa Alam. Following an extensive restoration in 1929, it was sold to Princess Odescalchi of a notable Italian aristocratic lineage. After her passing in the 1980s, the villa was inherited by one of her servants. Acquired by the current owner in 2010, this listed villa has been carefully restored, retaining its historic features such as bow windows, a belvedere, marquise, moldings, and oriel windows.

Set on a 1,200 sq m plot with breathtaking sea views, the villa spans over 550 sq m across four levels. It features a grand reception area with three lounges, two kitchens, a study, a video room, a primary suite, and six en suite bedrooms complete with dressing rooms and a shower or bathroom. The property is adorned with luxurious materials and offers outstanding amenities including marble stucco wall finishes, marble flooring, an integrated sound system, a double underfloor heating system, and reversible air conditioning. Security is paramount with a comprehensive alarm and video surveillance system.

The villa is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and includes a swimming pool. Additionally, it offers a garage accommodating up to four cars and parking for two more vehicles. Villa Marizzina is truly a top-of-the-range residence, offering unparalleled luxury and historical charm.