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Live like Bond in the late Sean Connery’s luxury French villa, now on sale – exclusive Riviera property with views of the Med was even used in Never Say Never Again

Want to buy the house where everyone’s favourite Bond lived?

One of Connery’s several houses, the wisteria-clad mansion is in classic 1920s French style, in a quiet spot outside Nice with sea views and an acre of land with a pool and gym

Sean Connery, who died on Halloween, was not only one of the most famous actors of the past 50 years; in 1999 he was named the “Sexiest Man of the Century” by People magazine. The screen’s original James Bond, he was smart, handsome, refined, debonair and by far the most popular of the nine actors who took on the classic spy role created by British naval intelligence officer-turned-author Ian Fleming in 1953. 

Recently, his long-time home in the South of France was put up for sale at US$33.87 million. Still referred to by locals as “Sean’s place”, TopTenRealEstateDeals.com opens the doors on his former home, one of the French Riviera’s prettiest villas with views overlooking Nice and the Mediterranean. Adding a dose of reality to his English spy roles, the home was used in several scenes of the Bond movie Never Say Never Again which was filmed in Nice and Monaco.

Watch here for a glimpse inside the legendary actor’s former home.

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