ARCHITECTURE DE COLLECTION

Built in 1930, the Villa de Mandrot, known as L'Artaude, blends modernity with vernacular culture on the Mediterranean coast. It has been listed as a historical monument since 1987 and designated a 20th-Century Heritage site since 2001. Set on a 2,450 sqm plot planted with Mediterranean species, including pines, lavender, cypress, and lemon trees, the villa offers 200 sqm of living space spread over two levels in an L-shaped layout. The ground floor comprises a large living room with a fireplace and access to the rear of the house, a kitchen with a dining area, a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, and another bedroom or office with a second bathroom. The garden level, formerly the caretaker's quarters, offers 80 sqm of living space. It now includes a workshop, an open-plan kitchen, and a shower room. A cellar and a double garage complete this level.

Created by combining two E-type duplexes, this apartment offers approximately 200 sq m of living space on a high floor with sea and mountain views. The entrance, fitted with a closet, opens onto a vast, double-height living room bathed in light. This living space includes a lounge, a dining room, and a library area. It extends into a nearly 16 sq m double loggia, designed as an extension of the living room, offering panoramic views of the city of Marseille and its hills. The fitted kitchen, adjacent to the living room, was renovated in the 1990s, following the design and spirit of the original kitchen by Charlotte Perriand. The upper floor, extended by a gallery, houses the sleeping and working areas. It includes an office and a master suite with a bathroom featuring a jacuzzi and a separate toilet. This area benefits from abundant natural light thanks to the double-height skylight in the living room; it can be closed off by a solid wooden accordion partition. Two further bedrooms complete the sleeping area. Each has its own private washbasin and matching storage. They open onto a loggia of nearly 8 square meters and offer exceptional sea views. One of these bedrooms also includes a desk. Two walk-in showers and a separate toilet complete this level.

Enjoying an exceptional location on the heights of Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer and offering breathtaking sea views, this Sauzet house showcases the ingenious construction and expertise of the master of "natural architecture." Facing southwest on a sloping plot, this superb house boasts 300 sqm of living space in harmony with its natural surroundings. The ground floor comprises a master suite opening onto a patio, with a shower room and toilet. This floor also includes a vast 70 sqm living area with a lounge, dining room, fully equipped kitchen and pantry, a separate toilet, and a generous panoramic terrace overlooking the horizon. A mezzanine with a television area is also accessible from this level. A staircase leads to the lower level, which houses four bedrooms: a children's bedroom, a second master suite with a shower room, and two further bedrooms sharing a bathroom. All bedrooms benefit from storage space, good natural light and, with the exception of the children's room, have direct access to the garden.