Carved directly into the coastal cliffside, each level cascades naturally toward the Mediterranean with seamless transitions between indoor living and cantilevered stone loggias.
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Frameless floor-to-ceiling Schuco structural motorized glass panels slide flush into recessed travertine walls, dissolving all boundaries between the vast hearth salon and the sea-breeze terrace.
Villa Solstice is not merely constructed upon the terrain; it is structurally anchored into the subterranean limestone strata of the Côte d'Azur.
Over 1,800 tons of Roman Navona travertine, quarry-selected and bookmatched to create continuous horizontal grain flows across interior living chambers and ocean terraces.
Custom-engineered automated 6-metre high glass curtain walls with concealed subterranean tracks. Glides silently at the touch of a button to transform the entire salon into an open-air loggia.
Cantilevered 12 metres out over the cliff face, the dual-zone zero-edge pool features integrated submerged volcanic sunbeds, ozone-purified heating, and glass underwater viewing portals into the subterranean wellness spa.
Excavated directly into living bedrock, providing natural geothermal humidity stabilization. Enclosed by frameless insulated glass with bespoke sommelier presentation station and argon tasting dispenser.
Subterranean reinforced safe room with independent satellite communications, 72-hour air-scrubbing filtration, and perimeter thermal infrared tripwires managed via discreet Crestron military-grade automation.
Certified rooftop pad accommodating twin-engine aircraft (e.g. Airbus H145 / AW109). A funicular private incline elevator descends directly from the terrace to the private dock capable of berthing a 120ft yacht.
Curated photographic survey of the primary suite, cliffside wellness spa, wine vault, and evening entertaining terraces.
Model international private bank financing structures, asset-backed lombard facilities, and 10-year capital appreciation forecasts.
Offered fully furnished with custom Minotti furnishings, curated museum sculptures, and full staff transition protocol.