Cap d'Antibes

For half a century, Le Provençal was one of the Riviera’s most glamorous addresses, where Coco Chanel, Picasso and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor gathered beneath its grand rotunda. Fully restored, the former ballroom is now the heart of Villa Zelda, a five-suite residence of over 557 sqm, named after Zelda Fitzgerald. A sweeping curved staircase rises through the double-height rotunda, filled with light from arched French doors and Art Deco porthole windows. Designed by The Invisible Collection, the marble-floored reception room features a Steinway grand piano and a marble and mahogany cocktail bar. Set across two levels, the villa offers a principal suite with two walk-in dressing rooms and two marble bathrooms, four further en-suite bedrooms, a private cinema, a beauty and massage salon, a wine cellar and a private lift. The arched doors open onto 632 sqm of landscaped gardens and terraces, with a 9-meter pool, outdoor kitchen and pool house. Residents enjoy Le Provençal’s spa, gym and 30-meter pool, along with privileged access to the five-star Hôtel Belles Rives and its private beach.