The Castle of La Croix des Gardes is a arresting affluence alcazar on the French Riviera with incomparable across-the-board Mediterranean sea and albino mountains views.
Its affluent history dates aback to 1919 if a Swiss gentleman, Paul Girod, purchased the top of this acropolis and congenital the “Castle of la Croix des Gardes” with Florentine appearance façade. Years after the new buyer commissioned English artist Alan Gore to extend and redesign the abode in neo-Palladian appearance adopted from the Wrotham Castle.
With its prime area and its amazing views, the abode became a fable and was the ambience for the Alfred Hitchcock’s blur To Catch A Thief starring Grace Kelly and Cary Grant.
The 13,000 aboveboard bottom capital acreage aswell comes with a bedfellow house, agents adaptation and outbuildings all broadcast about the park. A abstract landscaped garden frames the pond basin overlooking the Bay of Cannes.
