I discovered a 1930s house in Cassis that made me realize why artists have always been fascinated by the light of the South.
This villa facing Cap Canaille is unlike any other property I've visited this year.
Not just for the spectacular view—though gazing at this panorama from its terrace definitely changes your perspective on everyday life. Not just for the 920 square meters of lush garden where every corner reveals a new vista.
Built in 1930, this home has weathered nearly a century without losing any of its soul. The ceiling moldings bear witness to the craftsmanship of the era. These antique doors that creak just the right amount. The high ceilings and the thoughtful design of each room's function underscore the desire to create cozy havens, such as the living room and dining room facing the Cape. This shaded terrace, perfect for endless lunches, flows seamlessly from the kitchen
Upstairs, the sleeping area unfolds generously: three bedrooms and an office that opens onto a large curved balcony. This architectural curve hugs the landscape, as if the house were designed to capture every nuance of Provençal light.
Visiting parents, friends staying over, a creative project... a guest house (featuring a living room with kitchen, bedroom, shower room, toilet, and terrace) meets all your needs without ever feeling like a constraint.
And that double garage that cleverly completes the ensemble—because in Cassis, these amenities aren't mere details but genuine assets in daily life.
This house perfectly embodies the philosophy I hold dear: choosing lasting beauty over the fleeting. Prioritizing authentic emotion over artifice. For lovers of the art of living!

House with garden and terraceCassis (13)
Price :
$3,117,300
($18,337 / m²)
Surface170 m²bedrooms5 bathrooms2 land919 m²

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