PALAIS OPHELIA

Palais Ophélia – 13 avenue Shakespeare, Nice

A Niçois heritage in the heart of the city

Located at 13 avenue Shakespeare, in the Fleurs district, the Palais Ophélia follows the tradition of the elegant residences built in Nice during the first half of the 20th century. Its poetic name, inspired by the Shakespearean character, pays tribute to the cultural dimension of the neighborhood, where every street evokes a great composer or writer.

A refined architectural style

The building features typical 1930s architecture, blending Art Deco and classicism. The façade, punctuated with continuous balconies, wrought-iron railings and clean vertical lines, reflects the pursuit of elegance and functionality of that era. Inside, apartments often benefit from generous ceiling heights, solid wood floors and original moldings, details that continue to charm lovers of period architecture.

Cosmopolitan residents attached to their neighborhood

Today, Palais Ophélia is home to a diverse population: local families, professionals working in the city center, and retirees seeking comfort. Its location, just a few minutes from Thiers train station and the tramway, also attracts an international clientele, drawn by the immediate proximity of the sea and Nice’s vibrant city center.

A lively and sought-after district

Palais Ophélia enjoys a privileged location in the Musicians district, known for its elegant and residential atmosphere. The calm streets lined with Belle Époque and Art Deco buildings contrast with the lively avenue Jean Médecin nearby. With numerous shops, restaurants, schools and services, the area is equally popular for primary residences and second homes.

A testimony to both historic and modern Nice

Combining architectural authenticity and urban comfort, Palais Ophélia perfectly embodies the spirit of the district: a refined, welcoming, and practical place to live, just steps away from everything. A symbol of preserved heritage, it continues to attract those in search of quality of life, history and charm in the very heart of Nice.