It’s hard to imagine a property that captures the high-society glamour of the French Riviera quite like Villa Jardin. And actually, if there is another estate on the Cap d'Antibes that rivals its pedigree, it almost certainly won’t look this chic.
The residence, located inside Le Provençal, once served as the home of the Duchess of Windsor, Wallis Simpson, while she and the Duke were house-hunting on the French Riviera in 1938. They stayed in this suite at what was then the Hôtel Provençal. They were guests of the hotel's owner, socialite Florence Gould.
