Luxury Living Martigues

The three villas are arranged for two guests, and each has a private bathroom, a kitchen and a terrace with city views. Air conditioning, soundproofing, a flat-screen TV and a spa bath are common to all three units. They range in size from 32 to 50 m², with a large double bed in the first two categories and an extra-large double bed in the Villa.

The Superior Villa covers 32 m², while the Deluxe Villa offers 34 m², a separate living room and a fireplace. At 50 m², the Villa category offers the most space of the three and has an extra-large double bed. Each kitchen includes a fridge, an oven, a microwave and a coffee machine. A terrace and city views are features of each villa.

The villas have fully equipped kitchens for preparing and enjoying meals on site. You will find a hob, an oven, a toaster, a microwave, a fridge, an electric kettle and a coffee machine. The dining table and outdoor dining area let you choose between eating indoors and on the terrace. Kitchenware, bed linen and cleaning products are also provided.

For everyday comfort, each unit has a private bathroom with a shower or bath, free toiletries and a hairdryer. The spa bath and private hot tub add to this space. Air conditioning, heating, soundproofing and a private entrance are among the other amenities. A flat-screen TV with streaming services is available, as is free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The furnished terraces overlook the city.

Martigues lies between the Étang de Berre and the Caronte Canal, in a Provençal landscape where water runs alongside the streets of the old town. Its canals, bridges and colourful façades have earned it the nickname “Venice of Provence”. The Jonquières district combines urban homes, gardens and shops, while the Côte Bleue coastline offers a different side of the region. The city suits travellers looking to combine waterside walks, local heritage and days at the beach.

From Luxury Living Martigues, Ferrières Beach is 800 m away and the Church of La Madeleine is 550 m away. The Martigues History Museum, 810 m away, traces the past of the city and its residents. The Grand Market of Jonquières brings the neighbourhood to life, and maritime shuttle stops are dotted along the canals. Martigues railway station is 2.5 km away; Marseille Provence Airport is 12 km away. A car can be useful for reaching the beaches of the Côte Bleue and exploring the surrounding area.

Fine weather lends itself to walks along the quays and trips to the coastal beaches. In summer, the Mediterranean sun makes outdoor activities appealing; spring and early autumn often bring milder temperatures for visiting the old town and its museums. You can spend a day in central Martigues, then head for the coves and coastal scenery. In the evening, the canals and bridges make for a pleasant walking route.