Gatsby style... The last jewel in the Cap d'Antibes...

Le Provençal Hotel on the Côte d'Azur built by an American millionaire Frank J Gould in 1925 is being turned into a luxury apartment building.

The 256-bedroom Art Deco palace was in the 30s and 40s the symbol of the French Riviera where Coco Chanel, Winston Churchill, Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald were vacationing.

The Hotel is located between lively Juan-les- Pins and super-pricey Cap d'Antibes.

The 45,000-sq.ft. beach-side property, develop by Cyril Dennis into 56 luxury 360-degree views apartments will have access to spas, beach teepees, helicopters, powerboats, tennis, golf and a ski chalet in Courchevel.
Each unit will have indoor and outdoor pools, Porche kitchens, marble floors, Turkish baths, aquariums and separate staff lifts and entrances.
Music, heating, lighting, flowers and shopping can be computer-controlled.

You will be buying a lifestyle...Off to parties in St Tropez, Cannes or Monte Carlo.

Apartment at "The Provencal" will cost between $ 3 Million to $ 65 Million.


What does $65 million buy you?

Private lift and entrance/ staff lift and entrance
360-degree panoramic sea and mountain views
Interior designs by renowned designers
Porche kitchens and Louis Vuitton furniture
Glass fireplaces, mosaic stone floors
Five bedroom suites with balconies
Indoor pool/ Turkish bath
296m garden with pool
Valet parking/ underground car park
Private beach with water-sports and restaurant
24-hour concierge and room service
Wine cellar
Spa and pool
Tennis club
Use of a helicopter, power boat, yacht and Courchevel chalet
Golf club

Via: Telegraph.co.uk