House Marseille 9th (13)

Architecture from the beginning of the 20th century, this large semi-detached bastide of 206 m2 and its outbuilding of 19 m2 designed like a small house open onto a garden with bucolic accents of 400 m2, a stone's throw from the village of Mazargues.
To be reinvented with more contemporary codes, this pretty building offers a generous and warm family living space that mixes terracotta tiles, fireplaces and original joinery. The pretty frames weave the link between the interior and exterior spaces and punctuate the facades of the house and the outbuilding, creating a communion with the green garden planted with laurel, olive trees, rosemary and an apricot tree. The large terrace sheltered by a pergola flowered with wisteria offers different spaces, a true oasis of freshness for hot summer days. The entrance opens onto the living rooms. To the West, the kitchen is outlined under an arch and continues with a first dining room decorated with original joinery. To the South-East, the majestic living room is organized in two parts, with a masonry fireplace open on three sides as a link. On one side, the living room develops around a period fireplace decorated with sea green tiles. On the other, the dining room takes place behind a bow window. Upstairs, two large bedrooms facing the garden share a bathroom. A third bedroom with generous volume benefits from a retro-style bathroom and a dressing room. A laundry area and its bathroom area complete this level. Outside, the outbuilding extends, with its sleeping area and bathroom, in an equally soft and warm atmosphere. Two outdoor storage spaces as well as two parking spaces complete the property.
A captivating and poetic interlude, to be reinvented.