Apartment Marseille 6ème (13)

Early 20th century architecture, this beautiful bourgeois building in the Palais de Justice district reveals an elegant 123 m2 duplex garden level with polished features, accompanied by a 65 m2 green garden, a true oasis of tranquility in the heart of the city.
Entirely renovated by its architect owner, this apartment is marked by the harmony of its volumes and the fluidity of the spaces. A rewriting marked by precision has preserved the historical elements of the place while giving it a more contemporary touch. The result is a generous and warm family living space that mixes moldings, terracotta tiles and original doors with carefully chosen furniture where each of the rooms seems to tell a story. The dual-aspect apartment is discovered by a small entrance opening onto the living rooms. On one side, the kitchen in soft tones is adorned with a splashback in blue-gray Zelliges and is organized around a large central island dressed in black granite, an ideal place for family meals. On the other side, a living room opening generously onto the garden accommodates the lounge and dining room. Restored wooden doors, built-in furniture and a custom-made mirror punctuate the space in a soft and warm atmosphere. The immaculate walls contrast with an omnipresent green exterior creating the feeling of being in a country house. Upstairs, the landing serves three beautiful bedrooms on either side of the street and the garden. Two of them have a dressing room and open widely onto the garden. They share two bathrooms in soft tones and with neat features. The green and refreshing exterior is organized around a magnificent acacia. On the ground, the terracotta malons naturally extend the interior of the house. Jasmine, olive tree and spindle tree blend together and bring depth to the garden. A laundry room, a large cellar and a double parking space complete the property.
A green and family urban interlude.