The Miya Château

Perched elegantly above the breathtaking views of Cannes, Mandelieu, and the scenic Esterel mountain range, this exceptional property epitomizes luxury and historical significance. Originally designed as a monastery, it was later transformed into an aristocratic Riviera villa by the renowned architect Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1912, a rare addition to his international portfolio.

The château stands as a symbol of timeless elegance, having undergone meticulous renovations to seamlessly fuse modern comforts with its rich past. The ground floor showcases lavish entertainment spaces, including the grand “Grand Salon” and the intimate “smoking room & bar,” complemented by a library and dining room, creating an atmosphere of sophistication and allure. The three exquisite master suites in the South Wing offer unparalleled luxury and seclusion, each featuring spacious living areas, private terraces, and panoramic views of the azure sea.

Meanwhile, the North Wing houses four sumptuous Garden View guest rooms, ensuring that every guest enjoys the ultimate in comfort and serenity.