Family Home - Between Monaco, Menton & Gorbio - Beautiful

Family Home is rented as a whole: the villa offers five bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and three bathrooms across 180 m². It can accommodate up to twelve guests, making it suited to family holidays or get-togethers with friends. Sleeping arrangements include large double beds, double beds, single beds and bunk beds.

The living areas open onto a balcony and a terrace with garden views. The private pool is one of the villa’s facilities, alongside air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a washing machine. The kitchen allows you to prepare meals on site. The house includes an en-suite bathroom; the three bathrooms offer added convenience for groups.

Family Home has a private pool, with sun loungers and parasols for enjoying the outdoors. The terrace and balcony open onto the garden. The villa has air conditioning, and heating is also provided. Pool or beach towels are available.

The kitchen and washing machine make group stays easier, while the flat-screen TV completes the living area. Free internet access is available throughout the villa. Free public parking is available on site without prior reservation. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. The villa has an en-suite bathroom and garden views. These facilities suit stays with family or friends, with indoor and outdoor spaces to share.

Gorbio is a hilltop village in the Menton hinterland, between the hills of the Alpes-Maritimes and the Mediterranean coast. Its old lanes and stone houses contrast with the coast, where Menton’s beaches and gardens sit alongside harbours and seafront promenades. The villa suits travellers who want to alternate days on the Riviera with trips to the villages in the hinterland.

In Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, the old village and its medieval castle overlook the surrounding area; the site offers a chance to explore historic lanes and sea views. Villa E-1027, designed by Eileen Gray, is an example of modern coastal architecture. In Menton, the Jean Cocteau Museum displays the artist’s work, while the Serre de la Madone garden brings together plants from different climates. The beaches along the coast are accessible for swimming and seaside walks. Menton railway station connects the area with coastal towns; Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport serves the region.

Spring and autumn are good times to explore the villages and gardens in generally milder weather. In summer, the beaches and coastal promenades attract more visitors; setting out early makes trips to Menton or Monaco easier. A day could combine a visit to the old village of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin with a break on the coast, followed by a walk through Menton’s gardens. The winding roads in the hinterland mean you should allow time to reach the hilltop villages.