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Top Quality One Bedroomed apartment with large Sun Terrace. Just off Place Mozart. No need for a car, train tram and buses within 5 minutes walk. 'Vieux Nice' and beach just a ten minute stroll. Sleeps up to five. Seperate kitchen. Situated in the Musicien's Quarter , the most chic part of Nice, yet is just minutes from the beach, "old town" and Ave Jean Medicin- the shopping heartland of Nice. The area is very well served with public transport with train, bus and tram stops all within 500m.
Air conditioning, Wifi, cable TV and phone. Visit our website for more photos, details and pricing.
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