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Villa Eilenroc, Neoclassical mansion at Cap d'Antibes, France.

Villa Eilenroc is a neoclassical mansion on a large estate at the tip of Antibes with views toward the coast. The 11-hectare property is landscaped with Mediterranean gardens that frame views of the sea from different angles across the grounds.

The famous Paris Opera architect Charles Garnier designed this residence in 1867 for a Dutch official and his wife. The house has been preserved since then, showing how wealthy people lived on this coast in the later 1800s.

The house holds furniture and artworks that show how wealthy people lived on the French Riviera. Walking through these decorated rooms, you see the style and tastes of families who made this place their home.

The ground floor opens to visitors on Saturdays with guided tours through the decorated rooms. It is worth checking ahead since visiting hours are limited to certain times of the day.

The name Eilenroc is an anagram of Cornélie, the first owner's wife's name. This playful choice reveals a personal detail about the family who originally lived here.

Location: Antibes

Architects: Charles Garnier

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

GPS coordinates: 43.54530,7.13030

Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:04

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