Magnifique et paisible T2

Magnifique et paisible T2 offers an entire 50 m² house, arranged to accommodate up to five people. It comprises two bedrooms, a living room and a private bathroom. The sleeping arrangements include a double bed and two sofa beds, making the house suitable for family stays or trips with friends. Air conditioning and garden views feature throughout the property.

The equipped kitchen is a key feature of the house: you will find an oven, hob, refrigerator, microwave, kettle and coffee machine, as well as the utensils needed for meals. The living room has a flat-screen TV and a sofa. A terrace, barbecue and washing machine complete the amenities. This is one holiday home, not several room categories.

Magnifique et paisible T2 has a furnished terrace with outdoor furniture and a garden, as well as a barbecue for preparing meals outside. Indoors, the kitchen includes a hob, oven, refrigerator, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. The dining table provides a place to share meals in the house, which also has a washing machine.

The entire property is wheelchair accessible and located on the ground floor. Air conditioning makes stays more comfortable in hot weather, and heating is also available. You have a private bathroom, towels and bed linen. A flat-screen TV and internet access complete the media amenities. Pets are welcome at no extra charge, and free private parking is available on site. The garden and terrace also provide outdoor space to relax.

Les Camoins, in eastern Marseille, offers a residential, leafy side of the city, away from the lively neighbourhoods around the Old Port. Houses, gardens and hills give this part of Marseille a different feel from the densely built-up centre. The property suits travellers who want to explore the city while returning to a quieter setting in the evening; a car is useful for discovering the surrounding area and getting to different neighbourhoods.

Château de la Buzine, associated with Marseille's history and culture, is nearby. The trails and scenery of Calanques National Park draw hikers and those looking for Mediterranean views. Closer by, several local parks provide space for walks. La Penne-sur-Huveaune railway station makes regional journeys easier, while metro stations in eastern Marseille provide access to the city network. The city centre, Palais Longchamp and the museums around the Old Port can be explored over a day of sightseeing and walks.

Marseille is worth visiting all year round: spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking through neighbourhoods and along trails, while summer invites you to swim and take trips to the coast. In very hot weather, it is best to plan hikes for early morning and save city visits for cooler hours. A day could combine a walk in the hills around Les Camoins with an outing to the Calanques, followed by an evening in the city centre, around the Old Port or Le Panier. Private parking makes it easier to travel between these different places.