In the prestigious Gairaut district, this sculptural villa, designed in 1980 by architect Patrick Cavenel, overlooks the city and offers a breathtaking panorama of the Baie des Anges. Its bold design, inspired by the postmodern movement, combines geometric shapes and dynamic volumes to create a true architectural masterpiece. Set on a south-facing 2,150 m² plot, the villa spans 286 m² of floor space (193 m² under the Carrez law), all on one level. The double-height entrance, bathed in natural light from its skylights, leads to a spacious reception area. This includes a dining room, a living room with a fireplace set in a conversation pit, a winter garden, and a fully equipped kitchen with a central island, pizza oven, and pantry. Expansive glass doors create a seamless connection with the terraces and landscaped garden. The night area, accessible via a hallway, features a 52 m² master suite with a dressing room and a bathroom adorned with stained glass windows by Alain Peinado. Two additional bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, open onto the garden. A staircase leads to the 86 m² basement, which includes a triple garage, two workshops, a bathroom, and storage space. Vehicle access is optimized with ample outdoor parking and a ramp leading directly to the garage. The landscaped garden, which can accommodate a swimming pool, includes a pétanque court and a stone outbuilding converted into a workshop. Located in a private, secure, and secluded residence, the property offers direct access to the Gairaut canal and is just 12 minutes from downtown Nice. This rare postmodern villa will appeal to architecture and design enthusiasts seeking a unique property that offers space, comfort, and an exceptional panorama. This exclusive property is presented by Côte d’Azur Sotheby’s International Realty in Nice.