Sean Connery’s Former Bond Villa in Nice On the Market for €23.5 Million

An iconic piece of James Bond history is back on the market. The former French Riviera residence of legendary actor Sir Sean Connery, famously known for portraying 007, has been listed for €23.5 million, offering buyers the rare chance to own a slice of cinematic and architectural prestige.

A Riviera Icon with Bond Credentials
Known locally as the "Bond Villa," the property is officially named Villa Roc Fleuri and sits majestically on the cliffs of Cap de Nice, one of the most exclusive locations on the Côte d'Azur. Connery lived here with his wife, French-Moroccan artist Micheline Roquebrune, during the 1970s and 1980s. It also served as a filming location in the 1983 Bond film Never Say Never Again, adding to its charm.

Originally built in the 1920s in the Art Deco style, Villa Roc Fleuri has been meticulously restored, blending original period details with modern luxury. Spanning five floors and approximately 1,000 square meters, the estate offers:

- Five bedrooms and luxurious bathrooms, including a top-floor master suite with private terraces and panoramic sea views.
- Indoor and outdoor pools, including a heated infinity pool and a cliffside saltwater pool.
- Wellness facilities such as a gym, spa, hammam, and sauna.
- Terraced gardens and rooftop lounge areas totaling over 5,000 square meters of landscaped grounds with sweeping views over Cap Ferrat and the Port of Nice.
A separate guest house includes two apartments, and a caretaker's lodge adds functionality and privacy.

A Real Estate Legacy
Originally priced at around €30 million in 2020, the new €23.5 million listing reflects a compelling adjustment in value. International buyers seeking heritage, privacy, and proximity to Monaco and Cannes will find this offering unparalleled.

What sets this property apart is not just its grandeur, but its legacy. Few homes can claim a direct connection to a cultural icon like Sean Connery-let alone a place in Bond film history.