A 260 M² Villa With Two Self Contained Dwellings, An Around 1,030 M² Garden And A Swimming Pool

A 260-m² villa with two self-contained dwellings, an around 1,030-m² garden and a swimming pool, in Marseille, in the Beaumont district. A gate opens from the street into a private driveway that is jointly owned and leads to two separate properties. The two-storey villa, with a long, gabled roof made up of Burgundy tiles and punctuated by five dormers with triangular pediments, was built in 1973 and is set slightly back. The rendered white facades, light-coloured door as well as window frames and the overhanging eaves give it a sober architectural appearance, softened by climbing vegetation. The western side of the building is slightly larger than the east wing, leading to the interior layout being divided into two living spaces. The house with approximately 260 m² of living space currently includes two self-contained dwellings: an around 140-m² ground floor and an almost 120-m² top floor, which can be reached by an external wooden staircase housed beneath the entrance porch. It is possible to merge the two levels, either by modifying the interior layout or by altering the main entrance.

The southwest-facing main facade overlooks the garden and a swimming pool. The immediate surroundings of the residence are made up of lawned areas, patios and gravelled spaces, in a garden dotted with olive trees and Mediterranean shrubs.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/