Unique à Marseille

To recharge your batteries, surrounded by trees and hills, in a peaceful setting, just a few minutes from downtown or the beach, a 100-square-meter detached house on two floors—enjoy dinner on the large terrace. The house is fully equipped and recently renovated; have a light aperitif while playing bocce on the nearby private court, garden—enjoy a morning coffee on the veranda, where you’ll enjoy a fantastic view of the sea. Take advantage of the city’s activities: just a short walk away, you can catch the bus, which will take you to the metro fairly quickly, giving you easy access to the city’s must-see sites: Mucem, the Cosquer Cave, Le Panier, Vieille Charité, the Old Port, the docks, the harbor terraces, La Joliette, and more… or simply enjoy the sea and the beaches… You’re sure to fall in love with this fully restored home in the highly sought-after PANOUSE neighborhood. Nestled high up on a hill covered in pine trees, you’ll be charmed by this ideal location between the mountains and the sea. The ocean view from the veranda promises breathtaking sunsets. In absolute tranquility, you’ll hear nothing but the cicadas in summer, and you’ll have direct access to the famous Calanques National Park.
We live near this house, which we recently purchased… We’ve completely renovated it—the flooring, the paint, the furniture, the decor, plus a few personal touches, such as the artwork, and there’s a ceramics studio nearby... It’s also an artist’s home… you’ll find new, high-quality bedding, tasteful decor, a little corner designed for the little ones with toys and books… but there are also various spots throughout the house that inspire rest and relaxation… Do you enjoy cooking? A beautiful kitchen, equipped with high-quality cooking appliances
A prime, quiet neighborhood in Marseille’s 9th arrondissement, close to the Calanques, the charming town of Cassis, as well as the city center and the city’s top attractions, with a breathtaking view of the sea, breathtaking sunsets, the Stade Vélodrome, and Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde… A car is recommended; there’s a bus stop about 400 m away, with service ending at 6:30 p.m. (no buses to La Panouse on Saturdays and Sundays); otherwise, there’s a bus stop 1.5 km away. The location is quiet and offers quick access to downtown.