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BARNES presents this approximately 440 m² residence offering exceptional potential, at the crossroads of history, art, and nature. Nestled in a green setting in the heart of the Cassis countryside and its vineyards, this stunning property, built in 1870, captivates with its authenticity. It spans over more than one and a half hectares, providing a rare and preserved environment.
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BARNES presents this approximately 440 m² residence offering exceptional potential, at the crossroads of history, art, and nature. Nestled in a green setting in the heart of the Cassis countryside and its vineyards, this stunning property, built in 1870, captivates with its authenticity. It spans over more than one and a half hectares, providing a rare and preserved environment.
The ground floor reveals a bright entrance with floral patterned cement tile floors, reflecting the refined style of the era.
The left wing houses a large living room with a fireplace, while the right wing contains a spacious dining room, also featuring an impressive fireplace. Additionally, there is an old kitchen, a secondary kitchen filled with light (former pantry), and guest toilets with a shower. A cellar in the basement completes this level.
A mezzanine floor serves a laundry room and toilets.
On the first floor, a hall leads to five bedrooms with storage, as well as a private chapel and its sacristy. This rare space, imbued with spirituality, exudes a unique atmosphere conducive to meditation.
Another mezzanine floor offers a bathroom, a shower room, and toilets.
The second floor accommodates six additional bedrooms, an office, a small dressing room, and provides access to the attic.
The property also includes a habitable greenhouse extended by a connected washhouse, forming a comfortable 74 m² outbuilding, ideal for hosting guests, housing a caretaker, or creating an artist’s studio.
Outside, an old stone basin, a small hunters’ hut, and a chalet-style garage complete the ensemble.
This inspiring place enjoys a panoramic view embracing the Charlemagne crown, the vineyards, Cap Canaille, and a beautiful sea glimpse. It offers a peaceful and inspiring living environment, suitable for life projects as well as exceptional receptions, just minutes from the village.
Contact: Madame Claude LEONETTI - [hidden information] [hidden information] Deputy Director BARNES Marseille Cassis
Information regarding risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [hidden information]
Fees are the responsibility of the seller - Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: €2620 ~ €3560 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 French Mediterranean coast, wedged between the white limestone cliffs of Cap Canaille, the highest sea cliffs in France, and the protected inlets of the Calanques National Park. The town has drawn painters, writers, and discerning buyers for well over a century, and its compact port, AOC-classified vineyards, and carefully controlled development have preserved a character that larger Côte d’Azur resorts have long since lost. It remains one of the most coveted addresses in Provence.
Daily life in Cassis centres on the port-side market, the Place Baragnon, and restaurants such as La Villa Madie, which holds two Michelin stars. The Calanques are accessible on foot or by boat from the port. Cassis AOC wine is produced by estates within the commune itself, several open for visits.
Cassis sits 23 kilometres east of Marseille, reachable by train from Gare de Cassis in under 30 minutes, with direct TGV connections from Marseille Saint-Charles to Paris in roughly three hours. Marseille Provence Airport is approximately 40 kilometres away, around 40 minutes by car, serving a broad network of European and international destinations.