luxury real estate for sale Septemes-les-vallons, France (page 10)

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Magnificent artist's studio with a spectacular view of the Old Port of Marseille in a classified remarkable building. Living space of 30m2 and mezzanine bedroom with high ceilings. Completely restored to new in 2021 with luxurious amenities. Air conditioning, double glazing, Velux windows, and electric shutters. Fully equipped kitchen. Option to purchase furnished. Very strong potential for seasonal rental. Ideally located, close to all amenities. Perfect for a Marseille enthusiast.

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This apartment offering 100 sqm of living space as defined by the Carrez Law is on the 3rd and top floor of a fine turn-of-the-century building with a lift located in the palais de Justice neighbourhood. Renovated throughout by an interior decorator, it includes a 65 sqm living/reception room with an open-plan kitchen, a bedroom with a shower room, and a mezzanine with a second bedroom. The apartment benefits from bespoke furnishings and a particular attention has been paid to the lighting. A parking space nearby is available for rental. The apartment is currently fitted for home-working. Units:27.

Noble 19th century architecture, this incredible private mansion houses a 235 m2 setting on the ground floor and its south-facing interior courtyards of 60 and 45 m2 alongside calm and nature, in a thoroughfare in the Préfecture district where historic buildings are discreetly lined up.   This reception apartment offers great potential and many development possibilities. Preserved by its owners, the place has kept its bourgeois attributes such as its herringbone parquet floor, its moldings and woodwork, its period tiles and its marble fireplaces. The apartment is revealed by crossing a first living room-library embellished with French ceilings. In a row, a second living room dressed in a navy signed, vestige of a rich shipowner, overlooks a first interior courtyard with luxuriant vegetation. In the extension, the reception rooms open to the South: the living room, which looks like a hunting lounge, stands next to the vast family kitchen and its pantry. They open onto a preserved courtyard with an old-fashioned atmosphere. A parental bedroom and its bathroom come to close this part. From the courtyard, there is access to the back house that once housed the servants of the private mansion. This house with drawn arches and adorned with gargoyles has three bedrooms and a bathroom. A spiral staircase gives access to the furnished roof terrace. Finally, a little lower down, served by a stone staircase covered with plants, a workshop-glass roof space can be discovered, contributing to the undeniable charm of the place. This part, treated as a winter garden, houses the original stone washhouse, and at the back an office. A garage completes this charming property.   An unexpected living space straddling time.

Contemporary architecture, this superb architect's house of 142 m2 with patio and view of Notre-Dame de la Garde offers vertical living in a quiet street, in the heart of the Vauban district.   Built in 2019 by the Architecture 54 agency, the name of the house alludes to the particular topography of the Vauban district and its famous staircases. Born from the desire to integrate a new house into this traditional fabric without upsetting the landscape, the house adopts a new reading of Provençal tradition. Its style is inspired by all the architectures of the Mediterranean: the houses of Cadaqués, the Italian loggias, the artisanal materials like the Bejmat of North Africa. The architecture of the place plays with these sometimes exaggerated classic and vernacular codes, to reconnect with the picturesque, in a posture of critical regionalism. The patina of its outer envelope stands in contrast to the milky and graphic atmosphere of the interior spaces. The house on three levels is composed around a central aerial staircase in white steel. True nerve center of the house, it is flooded with light by a large glass roof. Each level offers everyone the possibility of having their own space. The ground floor offers an entrance through the double garage, as well as a laundry room with storage and technical corner. The first floor is devoted to the children's area. There are two beautiful bedrooms with dressing room, office area and shared bathroom with double Alape sink. The staircase then leads to the living room with a cathedral ceiling, bright and open onto a small, unexpected Mediterranean patio. There is a remarkable view of Notre-Dame de la Garde and the picturesque Vauban district. Suspended bench in concrete, fireplace and green Bejmat magnify the large custom-made wooden opening. Further on, the custom-designed kitchen is clad in beige Mareuil stone and a bronze mirror splashback. On the mezzanine is revealed the parental suite, its bathroom and its dressing room. With a Corbusian look, this very pure space combines white parquet and Barcelona stone.   A vertical life, in a construction whose design, treatment of materials and furniture, contribute to a 'total work'.

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Located on the legendary Avenue du Prado, a few steps from the new pedestrian square of Castellane, this architect-designed duplex of 138 m2 located on the 8th and top floor of a building from the 1950s benefits from an exceptional view of the rooftops. of Marseille and Notre Dame de la Garde. The management of the spaces was designed in terms of volumes and openings to create a unique home between sky and earth, all open to more than 120m2 of exterior space with panoramic views. Crossing, the place is bathed in light. The living room benefits from a generous volume which includes a modern and functional kitchen with central island. The bay windows and the various workshop-style glass roofs ensure multiple connections and offer a permanent way of living between interior and exterior. Two master suites complete this first level. The first floor is reserved for a new independent sleeping area with two new bedrooms which share a bathroom and are extended by new terraces. A completely new jacuzzi area is part of the many amenities of this multifaceted living space. A double box is available in addition. Close to public transport, schools, shops and highways. ENERGY CLASS: In progress - CLIMATE CLASS: In progress Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices for the year 2023: In progress Contact: Jean Christophe: 04 91 32 51 66 Condominiums of 15 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 2400 euros.

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Early 20th century architecture, this building in the Antiques district accommodates on its second floor without elevator a typically Marseille crossing apartment of 80 m2. To be refreshed, the apartment has retained its original elements and its charm of yesteryear.   The floors are covered with terracotta tiles, the walls are decorated with marble fireplaces and original doors, and the ceilings are enhanced by moldings and a generous height, which a touch of imagination will enhance. From the entrance, its potential is revealed by its warm through light. To the West, the living rooms have an unobstructed view of the heart of a green island. The living room is adorned with a marble fireplace and a library whose decorative elements invite you to travel. Adjoining, the separate kitchen offers Provençal blue and honey tones. The two bedrooms in the sleeping area face east, a master bedroom with generous volumes benefits from two large windows, a marble fireplace and a dressing area, while the second, neighboring, extended in its length, opens onto the third window on this slope. They share a bathroom. Storage and a cellar complete the property.   Marseille features and a warm atmosphere.

Vernacular architecture, this completely renovated town house of 171 m2 with its south-facing garden of 39 m2 and its outbuilding of 13 m2 sets the scene in an alley in the popular Vauban district.   Completely restructured, the house, enhanced by materials in natural tones, can be seen on 3 levels. Behind a double door, the ground floor offers a comfortable entrance space as well as a large garage and sets the obviously Mediterranean tone. The living room is decorated with an oak-colored kitchen highlighted by a matte black worktop. It extends into the living and dining room areas which open naturally to the outside thanks to a large bay window. Outside the swimming pool, the green planters, the lime wall and the Vaubanaise rock evoke the Mediterranean spirit. At the bottom of the garden, the charming outbuilding offers a laundry area that can be reinvented according to everyone's projects. The first level offers two beautiful en-suite bedrooms including a master with a terracotta look facing the garden. The sleeping area continues on the top floor and offers two generous attic bedrooms which share a bathroom.   A holiday home feel in the city center

Located on the heights of Vauban, this contemporary 113 m2 apartment is on the top floor of a recent high energy efficiency building. This penthouse-style living space benefits from exceptional 280° views of the rooftops of Marseille, the mountains and Notre Dame de la Garde. The space has been arranged to create a family home which opens onto a 120m2 terrace. The entrance leads to a large living room where there is a living-dining room and a friendly open kitchen, all extended outside. The corridor leads to the three bright bedrooms, each of which has a view of Notre-Dame de la Garde and shares two bathrooms. At the end of the corridor is an office and a second terrace of 10m2. A cellar as well as numerous services linked to the residence complete the assets of this property. Three boxes equipped for electric vehicles are available in addition. Close to schools, public transport and shops. ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 570 and 800 euros. Condominiums of 65 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 2700 euros.

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