Cape Negre, became the residence of the Head of the French state. Belonging to the family Bruni-Tedeschi since 1970, the solid "Batisse" surmounted by two towers was built on a rocky promontory in the heart of a pine forest, with panoramic views over the Mediterranean. Previously known as Chateau de Faragher (before the War) it is easily accessible by sea, has a pool and a dozen rooms. Access to the area, protected by a heavy electric gate, through the Avenue of Cape Negre, 7 km from the Lavandou city center. During the presidential couple stays, flights over Cape Negre is prohibited and boat traffic is regulated. A floating dock was recently installed at the foot of the cliff. Since that small creek that climbed the cliff to release Provence. |