Babel

Contemporary architecture, this contemplative architect-designed villa of 243 m2 on the ground, nestled on a plot of 691 m2 on the heights of the residential district of Château-Gombert, faces a spectacular view of Marseille, the Garlaban and the Marseilleveyre massif.
 
Sleek and sculptural, the hillside villa stands out with its cubic appearance and blends perfectly into the surrounding nature thanks to its large mirrored windows.
The house is revealed on the first level where there is a parental space with a suite with a bathroom facing the view, and a children’s space composed of two bedrooms with separate dressing room and a large bathroom.
Caught up in the view and led up an elegant spiral concrete staircase, the living area is revealed. Here, a vast living room with an open fireplace faces the kitchen, whose light tones and full-height cupboards blend seamlessly into the decor. The room opens onto the outdoors through large aluminum sliding doors, which disappear into the majestic panorama, creating a gentle transition between indoors and outdoors. The lightly smoked oak floors accentuate the ambient softness, while the unbridled mix of materials, textiles, and colors, combined with the simplicity of the cubic volume, creates an explosive overall harmony of light.
Outside, a first Cumaru beach leads to the infinity pool and its integrated jacuzzi. Adjoining the kitchen, and with access to the hill, a second sheltered terrace is perfect for balmy summer evenings.
The third level houses a TV lounge decorated with Maison Levy wallpaper, a guest bedroom with a shower room, a spectacular wine cellar, a gym, and a large laundry room. Four parking spaces complete this property.
 
 
A haven of contemplative peace, where cheerfulness is the order of the day.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/