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    Exclusive Nice Saint-Maurice - 3-room Loft of 78.20 m2 in a small, quiet co-ownership

    Nice

    On the market ~112 daysView original listing

    Overview

    Our Analysis

    Priced at €4,230/m², which is 17% below the regional average of €5,116/m², this loft carries a significant liquidity warning as it has remained on the market for nearly four months. The lower price point reflects its status as an occupied property, sold with a tenant in situ, and its ground-floor position which often trades at a discount in urban Nice. Buyers should view this primarily as a yield-focused investment rather than a primary residence for immediate relocation, given the existing lease terms and the professional management required for a small co-ownership.

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    Price & Market

    Price fairness

    How the asking price compares to local market data.

    This property is priced below average for a property in Côte d'Azur..

    Asking price
    €330,000
    €4,231/m²
    Estimated fair range
    €375k – €458k
    €4,802 – €5,869/m²
    €312kFair range€520k

    2.1What this is based on

    8
    Comparable listings
    78 m²
    Living area

    Fair range is the local comparable listings benchmark applied to this property's area, with a ±10% band. It does not account for condition, views, or renovation quality.

    The Property

    What the listing leaves out

    Energy Performance (DPE)

    From the listing text — not an official ADEME match.

    EnergyC
    CO₂A

    Source: listing textTaken from what the ad states. Verify with the seller’s official DPE document.

    Realistically required investment

    Estimated over 5–10 years

    €8,330–€30,159

    ~3–9% of property value

    Most buyers underestimate this by ~30–50%

    The Verdict

    Suited for

    Income-focused investors
    Long-term capital gain buyers
    Small co-ownership seekers

    Less suited for

    Immediate owner-occupiers
    Natural light enthusiasts
    Highly mobile residents

    Financials

    What It Costs to Own

    Estimated monthly and upfront costs based on your buyer profile

    Upfront

    ~€128,022

    Monthly

    ~€1,321 /mo

    Rental potential

    Estimate how much you could earn renting this property — as a holiday let, B&B, or separate units.

    Location & Daily Life

    Location

    🏥Locating hospitals…

    Nice

    Living here

    What daily life looks like in this area

    OptionalHow much you'll rely on a car
    Narrow residential dead-end streetRoad leading to the property
    5-10 minute driveNearest grocery store
    5-10 minute driveNearest pharmacy

    Daily life in this part of Nice is supported by the nearby Tram Line 1. Being a ground-floor loft at the end of a dead-end street suggests reduced through-traffic noise, though the dense urban setting means privacy depends heavily on window treatments.

    Nearby services

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    Soil & gardening

    Good to know

    Heritage building constraints
    No mains gas
    Multi-level, stairs only
    Rental income potential
    Low maintenance

    Risks & Compliance

    Environmental risks

    Risks shown for the commune area. Add the exact address for parcel-level confirmation.

    Low radon potential
    No industrial sites nearby
    No underground cavities

    Source: Géorisques, Min. Transition Écologique · View official report

    Safety & crime

    Interpreted from official police & gendarmerie records

    Local regulations

    Rules and public policies that may affect renting, resale or future use of the property.

    Several items to note

    Most rules are standard, but some items need attention before buying.

    3 items to note

    Zone tendue, Short-term rental, DPU preemption zone.

    NICE (06)·Last verified: Mar 2026·Some items inferred from public records
    These rules can change. Always confirm with the mairie or your notary before making decisions.How we get this data

    In a nutshell

    Urban zone

    Zone U — UBb1

    Generally buildable in principle

    Renovation constraint

    Protected perimeter

    ABF approval may be needed

    Nearby development

    No AU zones nearby

    No expansion zone found within ~800m

    What this means

    Building or extension

    Likely possible, subject to local PLU rules

    Exterior renovation

    Needs attention, visible changes may require ABF approval

    Surrounding development

    No AU development zone found nearby

    Planning layers found

    • Main zone

      Zone U · UBb1 · Urban

      Applies to parcel
    • Protected perimeter of Site Patrimonial Remarquable sur la promenade des Anglais et des quartiers situés au Nord possédan

      Applies to parcel
    • Other local planning layer recorded

      PÉRimÈTre De Hauteur Maximale Des Constructions

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    • Reserved land

      Context
    • Reserved land

      Context
    • Other local planning layer recorded

      PÉRimÈTre De RÈGles VolumÉTriques Qualitatives Par Rapport Aux Voies Et Emprises

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    Parcel Urban zone Protected perimeter

    Renovation constraint

    A protected monument perimeter (Site Patrimonial Remarquable sur la promenade des Anglais et des quartiers situés au Nord possédan) exists in this commune. Confirm whether this specific parcel sits inside it. If it does, visible exterior changes (windows, roof, facade materials) need approval from the Architecte des Bâtiments de France (ABF), typically adding 2 to 6 months. Verify with the mairie.

    Source: Géoportail de l'Urbanisme (PLU) · View zoning map Planning data is indicative; confirm exact rules with the mairie.

    Next Steps

    Questions to ask

    1. What is the exact end date of the current furnished lease and has the tenant indicated an intent to renew?
    2. Is the mezzanine surface area included in the 78.20 m2 Loi Carrez measurement?
    3. Were the air conditioning units and mezzanine construction officially approved by the co-ownership and the city planning department?

    Documents to request

    • Title deed (titre de propriété)
    • Technical diagnostics package — DDT (DPE, amiante, plomb, termites, ERP, assainissement, électricité, gaz, bruit)
    • Land survey plan (plan cadastral)

    This report is generated from listing data and regional knowledge. It is not a substitute for a professional survey, legal review, or in-person visit.

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