An iconic example of late 19th-century architecture, this bourgeois building in Marseille houses, in the heart of the Carré d'Or, a 261 m² Haussmannian apartment with windows on both sides.     Designed for an elegant lifestyle with Mediterranean influences, the apartment boasts generous spaces bathed in abundant natural light. Behind its symmetrically and rhythmically arranged facade, the space reveals a unique atmosphere where the nobility of the original features converses with the gentle warmth of the South. For several years, its salons have hosted concerts bringing together musicians, pianists and enthusiasts in the intimacy of the place, making this apartment a true confidential artistic and cultural refuge. Behind a grand entrance, the rooms unfold with fluidity. Moldings, marble fireplaces, very high ceilings and antique doors create a vibrant setting where each perspective seems to extend the next. Two spacious living rooms face each other on either side of the apartment, punctuated by a more intimate study. The separate kitchen, designed as a true living space, extends into a back kitchen/laundry room open to the service staircase. The sleeping area comprises several bedrooms with a cozy atmosphere, each with its own bathroom, storage space, and dressing area. Located between Rue Paradis and Rue du Commandant Rolland, the apartment maintains a constant dialogue between urban elegance and inner peace. To the west, the deep balcony, resembling a suspended terrace overlooking a tree-lined courtyard, in the main room, offers an unobstructed view of Notre Dame de la Garde, and easily accommodates a table, chairs and a deckchair, extending the reception areas outside. Two maid's rooms of approximately 10 m² each, which can be combined, a storage room and a cellar of approximately 30 m² complete the amenities of this unique property.     An inspiring and deeply inhabited place, where architecture, light and music still seem to resonate in unison.

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