1970s architecture defines this residence in the sought-after Bompard district. Located on the 6th and top floor with elevator, it hosts a dual-aspect apartment offering 91 sqm of living space, spectacular views, and a 50 sqm panoramic terrace illuminated by Notre-Dame de la Garde. Renovated in 2021, the apartment feels suspended between sky and sea. On one side, the iconic silhouette of Notre-Dame de la Garde; on the other, the ever-changing, infinite sea horizon. The breathtaking views are framed by large PVC windows, contrasting beautifully with the blue sky and creating a sequence of living panoramas. Bright and airy thanks to its dual aspect, the apartment offers a fluid layout where each space connects seamlessly with the outdoors. The entrance sets the tone. On one side, the living area, with its herringbone parquet flooring, stretches outward and invites you to fully enjoy the open-air space. On the other, the kitchen—defined by a counter—features polished concrete flooring and a graphic backsplash, extending naturally onto the terrace. Outside, a vibrant explosion of color and light unfolds. The use of bold monochrome pink, the summer kitchen with its cement tile-style backsplash, reed screening curtains, and Mediterranean plants add a unique dimension to this urban belvedere. On the night side, two serene and softly styled bedrooms enjoy the same spectacular views and share a bathroom in neutral tones. A cellar and the option to acquire a garage within the residence complete this exceptional property.   A life in suspension between city, sky, and sea.

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