luxury architect apartment / penthouse for sale Marseille 7ᵗʰ, France

Exclusively with Stone Investment , in the heart of Place Castellane, in an iconic 1970s building designed by architect Arnaud Heim de Balzac , this 122 m² apartment occupies the 10th and top floor and benefits from 70 m² of terraces offering panoramic views of Marseille . The apartment boasts generous living spaces, including an entrance hall, a spacious double living room, and a fully equipped kitchen, all opening onto a landscaped terrace of 64 sqm. The sleeping area currently comprises two bedrooms, one of which is a master suite with a dressing room, shower room, and private terrace of 6 sqm offering stunning views of Notre-Dame de la Garde . A third bedroom, originally planned, could easily be added. Renovated less than ten years ago, perfectly maintained and air-conditioned, the property also benefits from a cellar and underground parking , particularly sought after in the city centre. Place Castellane, completely renovated, offers a privileged living environment with transport, shops, restaurants, the Prado market and all amenities within walking distance. We love: the top floor, the spaciousness, the 70 m² of terraces and their spectacular views, the quality of the building and the rarity of a parking lot in the heart of Marseille. Ref.: NC010826 Price: €750,000 , fees included and payable by the sellers.

Architecture from the 1900s, this beautiful bourgeois building in the sought-after Vauban district houses a 110 m2 apartment on the first floor with soft colors, worthy of a Jean-Luc Godard film.Renovated by architect Claire-Hélène Drouin in 2013, the apartment reveals itself through its graphic black-and-white striped entrance, which sets the tone. The living room highlights the original elements: moldings, rounded shapes, antique doors, perfectly preserved tiles, and beautiful high ceilings diffuse the undeniable charm of the place. The living room is south-facing, overlooking the surrounding greenery in a peaceful setting. In an alcove, the kitchen discreetly nestles away. Its black and blue tones place it in a perfectly defined setting where contemporary style perfectly marries the old. The north space reserved for the bedrooms leads to a large master suite, where a clever headboard delineates the spaces and conceals a bathroom dressed in polished concrete. An antique fireplace adds grandeur to the room. A second room and a third elongated room on the south side complete the space. They share a bathroom with influences straight out of the 60s, dressed in black and white, and extended by a utility room. A 25 m2 cellar completes this unique property.Charm of the old for a joyful and bright life.This description has been automatically translated from French.

19th-century architecture, this discreet building in the Vauban district houses a 119 m2 duplex on its 2nd floor, marked by a poetic reinterpretation.     Redeveloped in 2021 by the architectural firm Un jour d'avril , this project reveals the luminous soul of the place and its sensitive atmosphere. The heart of the project: a majestic and swirling pink marble staircase, which crosses the space like a narrative thread. Both massive and curved, it structures the volume and subtly dialogues with the original elements of the building: cement tiles, restored woodwork, iconic light fixtures suspended in the stairwell. On the first level, the sleeping area unfolds in an intimate atmosphere: a large suite with its bathroom integrated with graphic cement tiles, then a second bedroom completes this level as well as a discreet office and a functional laundry room. Upstairs, the spaces open onto a large, light-filled space, accentuated by panoramic wallpaper and a fluid flow between two living rooms. The kitchen features a blue wall with masonry niches and a central island. A third bedroom, set back, offers an ideal space for entertaining or working in peace. A large cellar completes this property.     A sober and warm atmosphere.

Architect-designed apartment with views of Notre-Dame de la Garde. Located at the beginning of Rue Sainte, in one of the most sought-after areas of Marseille's city center, this 135 sq m (1,453 sq ft) architect-designed apartment occupies the sixth floor (with elevator) of an elegant period building. Completely redesigned by an architect, it combines generous proportions, high ceilings, and contemporary lines in a refined yet welcoming style. The upper floor offers a privileged connection with the city. To the south, the reception rooms enjoy a direct and unobstructed view of Notre-Dame de la Garde. Five large French doors extend the living room onto a continuous balcony that runs the length of the facade, like a belvedere overlooking the rooftops of Marseille. At over 60 sq m (646 sq ft), the living room is the centerpiece of the apartment. Five windows punctuate this light-filled space, while a fireplace with an insert adds a warm touch. The fully equipped kitchen blends seamlessly into the reception area. The carefully designed layout allows for seamless flow between the different spaces. On the bedroom side, the views open onto the city and the Pagnol hills. The absence of overlooking neighbors and the high ceilings preserve a rare tranquility in the heart of Marseille and currently accommodate two bedrooms. The master suite features a custom-built dressing room. The second bedroom has its own balcony, ample built-in storage, and an en-suite bathroom. A third bedroom could also be created without altering the overall layout. Two large cellars provide additional storage space. A parking space in a public car park located a five-minute walk away could also be considered. The address fully benefits from the vibrant city center. The Old Port, the Théâtre de la Criée, the Opera House, the Parc de la Colline Puget, shops, and restaurants are all within walking distance. The Estrangin and Vieux-Port metro stations provide quick connections to other neighborhoods. An architect-designed apartment in Marseille where the quality of the renovation harmonizes with the volumes of a bourgeois building, creating a perfect interplay of light, architecture, and panoramic views. Facing the iconic Notre Dame de la Garde basilica, the city becomes a natural extension of the interior. ENERGY RATING: C / Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR2,570 and EUR3,520 per year. Condominiums of 24 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 3300 euros.

Located in Marseille, this apartment is part of the Canebière Building, an iconic work by architect Fernand Pouillon. Built in 1952, the building is recognized for its architectural significance and now holds the "Remarkable Contemporary Architecture" label. This 54 sq m (Carrez Law) apartment benefits from a prime location and abundant natural light. Currently undergoing complete renovation under the direction of a renowned architect, it will be delivered fully restored, respecting the building's modernist spirit. The renovation has been designed to reveal the apartment's original qualities while providing the expected contemporary comforts. The layout includes an entrance hall, a bright living room, a separate kitchen, a bedroom, and a bathroom with toilet. The choice of materials, clean lines, and attention to detail reflect a commitment to the building's architecture. This meticulous renovation will allow residents to rediscover the functional elegance and timeless modernity characteristic of apartments designed in the spirit of modernist architecture.

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2016, La Cité Radieuse in Marseille is an iconic work of Le Corbusier. Built between 1948 and 1952 during the post-war reconstruction, it represents the culmination of his research on housing and modern architecture. This type E duplex was renovated in 2016. The extension of the kitchen into the living room was removed, allowing the space to revert to its original typology: a void above the living room, enabling light to flood the living areas as Le Corbusier envisioned. It offers approximately 90 square meters of living space on two levels. The upper level features an entrance with storage, leading to a kitchen redesigned in the 1970s by an architect in the space of the original kitchen, a dining area open to the living room on the lower level, and a double-height skylight. The lower level, accessible via a Jean Prouvé staircase, comprises the sleeping quarters and the living room. The latter, with its double-height ceiling, is characterized by its spaciousness, abundant natural light, and an outdoor loggia. The sleeping quarters consist of a master bedroom and a bathroom. It also benefits from an outdoor loggia overlooking the mountains and the city of Marseille. The apartment also features ample original storage.

An exceptional duplex in Le Corbusier’s Cité Radieusea designated Historic Monument and UNESCO World Heritage site. A rare find on the market, this "E2 supérieur" type duplex (4 rooms, 91 m² plus 12 m² of loggias) combines historical authenticity with contemporary comfort. Located on the first level (the first "street"), this duplex features a dual East-West aspect, providing shifting light throughout the day. The loggias open onto a leafy panorama. Restored with scrupulous respect for original features, this apartment is one of the best-preserved in the building. Entrance: A striking contrast between the dim "street"punctuated by colorful doorsand the light-filled interior that greets you the moment you step inside. Features built-in storage and a coat closet. Kitchen: Designed by Charlotte Perriand, this is a functional collector's piece, restored to closely match its original condition while being modernized. Dining and living area: Double-height ceilings (5 meters) create a sense of spaciousness rarely found in the city. Oak and chestnut-framed picture windows open onto the first loggia (East side), letting in beautiful golden light and offering an unobstructed view of the wooded park. The Jean Prouvé staircase (metal and oak) serves as a sculptural element leading to the upper floor. Mezzanine master suite: Retains original features (such as the changing table) and includes a renovated bathroom (original bathtub and sink). Hallway and "ship's cabin" shower room: Includes storage, shower, toilet, laundry area, and access to the bedrooms. Children's bedrooms: Spacious rooms featuring original sinks; they open onto the second loggia (West side), offering an unobstructed view of the park's trees. 9th floor: rooftop terrace with solarium, panoramic view of Marseille, children's wading pool, MAMO (art center). 8th floor: nursery school. 3rd and 4th "streets" (internal corridors): shops and services (hotel, restaurant, tea room, bookstore, boutiques and art galleries, arts & crafts/interior design). 2025 property tax: 1,813. Monthly co-ownership charges for 2025 amount to 412 and include: - 24/7 concierge/security service. - Communal heating (gas-fired forced-air system). - Cold water supply. - Maintenance of common areas (rooftop terrace, elevators, etc.). Domestic hot water: individual electric water heater. A portion of the charges is tax-deductible under "Historic Monument" status. Parking: Free public parking in the surrounding area. Garages available for rent nearby. Two-wheeler parking located beneath the building. Website : https://duplex-citeradieuse-lecorbusier.fr/

Located on the waterfront of one of the iconic buildings designed by architect Fernand Pouillon between 1947 and 1955, this apartment combines panoramic views, Mediterranean modernity, and contemporary comfort. The 67 sq m (721 sq ft) apartment features a large open-plan living area comprising a lounge, dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen. From the living room's large bay windows, the view encompasses the docks, masts, quays, the hills of Marseille, and the silhouette of Notre-Dame de la Garde, giving the apartment a privileged and rare connection to the port landscape. The sleeping area includes two spacious bedrooms with built-in storage and a bathroom with a toilet. Ample built-in storage further enhances the functionality of the space.