Le Cabanon - Maison 2 ch avec jardin et parking

Le Cabanon is rented as a whole: the holiday home has two bedrooms and sleeps four. At 67 m², it brings together the spaces needed for a group stay, without splitting guests between different room categories. Each of the two bedrooms has a double bed. The house also has two bathrooms, giving guests separate bathroom facilities.

The equipped kitchen includes a dishwasher, oven, hob, fridge and microwave. A dining area, coffee machine and kettle complete the space. The washing machine is useful for longer stays. The terrace overlooks the city, and the garden adds outdoor space to the house. A TV and free Wi-Fi are also available.

Le Cabanon has a garden and a terrace, two outdoor spaces that complement the rooms in the house. The terrace overlooks the city. Free private parking is available on site and is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Indoors, heating provides comfort when temperatures fall. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house, and a TV lets you watch programmes during your downtime.

The kitchen has a hob, oven, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. You will also find an electric kettle, coffee machine, toaster and the utensils needed to prepare meals. A dining area completes the space. The washing machine, ironing equipment and iron make laundry easier. The two bathrooms include useful amenities such as a shower, hairdryer, towels and toilet paper.

The 4th arrondissement of Marseille combines residential streets, local shops and major cultural venues. Le Cabanon is on rue Roux de Corse, in an urban area where the metro lets you reach other neighbourhoods without taking the car. The house suits travellers who want to explore Marseille and return in the evening to independent accommodation with a garden and terrace.

Saint-Just metro station is 300 m away. The Palais Longchamp, 1.9 km away, brings together the Musée des Beaux-Arts and the Muséum d’Histoire naturelle around a monumental garden. The Saint-Charles station area is 2.7 km away; trains from there connect Marseille with other cities. The Vieux-Port and the MuCEM let you continue your visit towards the waterfront and the city’s Mediterranean history. For a day by the sea, Plage des Catalans and Plage du Prophète are accessible in Marseille.

Marseille is worth visiting in any season. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for exploring neighbourhoods on foot and spending time in museums. In summer, plan breaks during the hottest hours and an outing to the sea; the mistral can make the air feel cooler. You could spend a day at the Palais Longchamp in the morning, walking around the centre and visiting the Vieux-Port in the late afternoon. The metro makes it easy to get around, while the private parking lets you leave your car on site.