Connery's former French Riviera villa price cut to 18.5 million euros
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The price of the former French Riviera home of actor Sean Connery has been reduced to 18.5 million euros.
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- The villa known as Le Roc Fleur in Nice was once owned by actor Sean Connery and served as a location for the 1983 film Never Say Never Again.
- The six-level Art Deco property has undergone extensive renovations to update its infrastructure and leisure amenities.
- Sellers reduced the asking price to 18.5 million euros in May 2026 after previous attempts to sell at higher valuations.
- This price reduction aims to attract new interest from international buyers for the historic estate.
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NamedFrance · Villa Le Roc Fleur · Mansion Global · Micheline Roquebrune · Sean Connery
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