Seltenes Anwesen Am Meer Mit Privatem Zugang Und Panoramablick — Malmousque, Marseille 7.

Marseille is France’s second-largest city and its oldest, founded by Greek settlers around 600 BC, and it carries that depth of history in its urban fabric without being defined by it. The 7th arrondissement, where the Malmousque district sits, is among the most sought-after addresses in the city: a residential quarter of rocky inlets, limestone promontories, and early 20th-century villas facing the open Mediterranean. It occupies a position between the Corniche Kennedy and the Vallon des Auffes, giving it a character that is simultaneously urban and maritime.

Daily life in the 7th revolves around the Corniche, the Vallon des Auffes fishing port, and restaurants such as Chez Fonfon and L’Épuisette, both long-established addresses for bouillabaisse. The Malmousque coves are accessible on foot. The Vieux-Port, with its daily fish market and ferry connections, is roughly 15 minutes by car.

Marseille-Provence Airport is approximately 30 kilometres from the 7th arrondissement, around 30 to 40 minutes by car, with direct flights to major European and international destinations. Saint-Charles station, the city’s main rail hub, connects to Paris Gare de Lyon in approximately three hours by TGV, and to Lyon in under two hours. The A50 and A7 motorways provide direct road access to the broader Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region.