Located on the heights of Grasse, close to the iconic **Gardens of Princess Pauline**, in a peaceful setting, this charming bourgeois house full of character and history was once the residence of Ivan BOUNINE (Russian writer and Nobel Prize in Literature laureate in 1933). Featuring approximately 120m² and six rooms, it consists of a garden-level floor with an entrance, living room, dining room, independent kitchen, and restroom; and an upper floor with four bedrooms, a bathroom, and a hallway.
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Agence Courrin