Maison De Caractère Dans Les Calanques De Marseille Avec Vue Mer Et Rooftop

In the heart of the village of Saména, this former fisherman’s house turned family home embodies a rare way of life on the Marseille coastline. Nestled in one of the most exclusive areas of the 8th arrondissement, it offers 236 m² of living space in an environment where the Mediterranean Sea and the Marseilleveyre massif set the pace.

Here, the sea is part of everyday life. The beach is within walking distance, with no roads to cross or boulevards to bypass. Morning swims, walks in the Calanques National Park, and evenings watching the sunset create a preserved lifestyle, away from urban bustle yet still connected to Marseille.

Behind its discreet facade, the house reveals an identity built over time. Once a traditional Marseille cabin, it has evolved to accommodate true family living without losing its character. The old cement tiles, handcrafted stained glass, and the light that fills the rooms recall this history, while modern amenities ensure the comfort of a primary or secondary residence.

The living areas are harmoniously arranged around an open kitchen and dining space where the surrounding nature is invited indoors. The sleeping area includes four bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. One bedroom and a studio are connected to the apartment by an internal staircase, like a duplex, and enjoy sea views and terraces. This layout suits both a family home and a multigenerational residence. It also allows continuation of the existing guesthouse business, in an area where demand for charming accommodations remains strong.

Sheltered from view, the nearly 500 m² garden offers an almost island-like atmosphere. Exotic plants, terraces, patios, and shaded areas create several living spaces. An elegant glass roof provides a natural transition between the house and the garden. The rooftop completes the ensemble, offering beautiful views of the Mediterranean and the Calanques Massif.

Close to Les Goudes, Montredon, Pointe Rouge, shops, and transport, this property combines an exceptional natural environment with proximity to the city. A unique address where the history of a Marseille cabin is now part of a singular lifestyle between sea and hills.

ENERGY CLASS C / CLIMATE CLASS A. Average energy costs indexed over the years [hidden information] (subscriptions included): between €2590 and €3520 per year.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/