Marseille 5ème House

Be charmed by the unique character and remarkable volumes of this architect-designed house, quietly nestled in the absolute calm of a small street in the Timone district, while enjoying immediate proximity to amenities and transport.

Offering 165 m² of living space, complemented by generous additional and outdoor areas, the property is designed around light, spaciousness, and a constant dialogue between interior and exterior.

On the first level, the living area is the true heart of the home. Its generous volumes accommodate a living room, dining room, and open kitchen, subtly arranged into three distinct spaces while maintaining remarkable visual continuity.

On one side, a spectacular sliding glass wall blurs the boundary with a terrace of about 70 m², perfectly private and designed as a natural extension of the living area. On the other side, the kitchen opens onto a second, more intimate terrace nestled in greenery—a true green haven ideal for enjoying the early hours of the day.

The sleeping area on this level includes three bedrooms with storage, including a master suite with direct access to the terrace on the kitchen side and its own bathroom. A second bedroom also has its own private terrace. A shower room and separate toilet complete this level.

On the ground floor, a fourth bedroom opens directly onto a garden of about 100 m², completely private and suitable for a pool. A spacious entrance with storage and a second separate toilet complete this part of the house.

But this level reveals one of the property’s most unique spaces: a workshop of about 70 m², bordered by large glass doors opening onto the garden. Its volumes offer many possibilities: creative studio, professional space, reception room, leisure area, or extension of living spaces according to your desires.

Adjacent to it, a superb summer kitchen, directly connected to the workshop and garden, enhances the feeling of a home designed for living both inside and out.

The property also boasts a real asset: an independent two-room apartment with its own garden and cellar. Completely autonomous from the main house, it currently generates €900 in monthly rental income through a furnished lease, providing an additional income source or, in the future, multiple usage possibilities.

Finally, parking is particularly convenient with three spaces in front of the property, plus the option to park a vehicle inside thanks to a garage door.

A discreet and decidedly atypical architect-designed house, where every detail reflects thoughtful consideration of light, spatial flow, and the ever-present connection with the outdoors.
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