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For sale in Cassis, family home with sea view, four bedrooms, and swimming pool. Just a short walk from the vibrant heart of the village and its charming streets, this fully renovated 218 sqm villa combines elegance, modernity, and tranquility with top-quality finishes throughout. The house opens onto a spacious ground floor featuring a refined entrance hall, two large living rooms, and a firs
For sale in Cassis, family home with sea view, four bedrooms, and swimming pool. Just a short walk from the vibrant heart of the village and its charming streets, this fully renovated 218 sqm villa combines elegance, modernity, and tranquility with top-quality finishes throughout. The house opens onto a spacious ground floor featuring a refined entrance hall, two large living rooms, and a first shower room. On the second floor, a landing leads to a bright and airy living room with a dining area enjoying an open sea view, as well as a fully equipped open-plan kitchen. The third and top floor houses the sleeping area, comprising a master suite with walk-in closet and en-suite shower room, three additional bedrooms, and two further shower rooms. Some bedrooms benefit from views of the sea and surrounding hills. Outside, you will enjoy a swimming pool, a summer kitchen, a pétanque court, and a garage. The enclosed and landscaped grounds span a 1,445 sqm co-owned plot, with approximately 500 sqm for exclusive use. A rare and refined living environment, nestled between sea and hills, where every detail has been carefully designed for your comfort and well-being. Le informazioni sui rischi a cui è esposta questa proprietà sono disponibili sul sito web di Géorisques: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/
Cassis occupies a singular position on the Provençal coast, set between the white limestone cliffs of the Calanques and one of the most photographed fishing ports in France. The village has retained a genuine character that larger resorts along the Côte d’Azur have long since lost: a compact historic centre of pastel facades, a working port still active with fishing boats, and a scale that remains walkable and human. The surrounding Calanques National Park, established in 2012, frames the town on three sides.
Daily life in Cassis centres on the port and the market held on Wednesday and Friday mornings on Place Baragnon. Restaurants including La Villa Madie, which holds two Michelin stars, and Le Chaudron on the quayside define the dining scene. The town beach and the Calanques trails are accessible on foot. Marseille is a 30-minute drive for broader retail and cultural needs.
Cassis sits on the A50 motorway corridor, placing Marseille city centre approximately 30 kilometres to the west, reachable in under 30 minutes by car. Marseille-Saint-Charles station, with TGV connections to Paris in roughly three hours, is the primary rail hub. Marseille Provence Airport at Marignane is around 45 kilometres away, typically 40 to 50 minutes by car, serving direct routes across Europe and beyond.