Les Citronniers

Characteristic of late 19th-century architecture, this magnificent 360 m² mansion, hidden at the turn of a street in a district adjoining L’Estaque, reveals itself on a carefully landscaped garden of 1,400 m² .
 
Perfectly restored over time by owners sensitive to the natural beauty of the place, everything has been designed with harmony and preservation in mind. The house has thus regained its original noble materials: cement tiles, marble fireplaces, Marseilles terracotta tiles, Cassis stone, and marble checkerboard floors. No fewer than nine rooms bring the house to life, from the majestic living room with its antique flooring, to its through extension housing the large dining room, to the Poivre d’Âne kitchen with its black Zimbabwe granite, to the four light-filled bedrooms, and including the charming tower with its rooftop terrace overlooking the sea and Marseille. The large, south-facing garden is bordered by plane trees and lush exotic species that protect it from the hustle and bustle of the city. It features a swimming pool and various spaces that invite relaxation and rejuvenation. A charming, detached 40 sq m cottage, known as the ”gardener’s cottage,” houses a living room, a kitchen, and an upstairs bedroom with its own ipe wood terrace, adorned with lovely Anduze pottery. A decorative pond adjoining the house, home to koi carp, extends the tranquility of the setting. A wine cellar and a double garage complete this exceptional property.
 
Unique and authentic, hidden from view.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/