Sean Connery's Villa Le Roc Fleuri in Nice

The Scottish actor, Sean Connery, well known for his roles and mainly for the James Bond role in "Never say never again" in 1983 which was shot on the French Riviera, Nice, Villefranche sur Mer and Monaco. The actor became very drawn to the French Riviera. 

Sean Connery's House in Nice

After his marriage to the painter, Micheline Roquebrune, back in 1970, Sean Connery bought the manasion and loved there for a dozen of years. Everyone refers to it as Sean Connery's house. 

La Belle Epoque Villa facing the Bay of Angels in Nice

The Belle Epoque villa dating from 1928 stands tall and bright facing the wonderful bay of Nice. The villa is located just at the edge of Nice, overooking the harbour, and it is among the last seaside villas built by the British between the two world wars. The villa has eight bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and many terraces. Also, a gym, a wine cellar, a hammam complete the mansion. Also, a spiral staircase going up to a scenic rooftop and gardens!  Its facade is Louix XVI inspiration with some contemporary touches. Situated in a coastal position, it makes it even more spectacular to watch. 

New owner, new vision

The new owner bought it half the advertised price of 30 millions with two adjacent properties and creating two guesthouses. It created a pool with direct access to the sea and new gardens. The prperty brags with the reputation and with the filming of the James Bond movie right on the spot.