Pouillon apartment with view on the port 120 sqm

Located on the first line of the Vieux-Port, this exceptional 120 sqm apartment occupies the third floor of one of the prestigious buildings designed by the architect Fernand Pouillon, with its unrivalled view of the breakwaters of the Vieux-Port and Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde.

Among the first buildings of the same architect built in 1949, it is the only one that is classified as a Historic Monument.

It is next to the oldest district of Marseille, le Panier, and offers the privilege of living between the port, the sea and heritage. Endowed with a triple exposure, the apartment has been entirely reconfigured by the architect Olivier Bedu to create a highly contemporary habitat.

The living space is an open space decorated with a kitchen dressed in black, with noble and refined materials such as Zimbabwean granite. On the floor, the light oak flooring covers all the rooms.

The living room and its made-to-measure bookcase are highlighted by a play on the stage in harmony with the overall tone of the ensemble. The night side has two bedrooms and their private bathroom. The contemplative view from the terrace with its coffered cap extends the living room. An attic completes this exceptional property.

In the hyper center near the metro Vieux-Port and the shops.