petit studio indépendant dans jardin avec parking et portail électrique

This holiday home has just one unit: a 20 m² One-Bedroom House for two people. It combines a sleeping area and a kitchenette in detached accommodation, with a private entrance and step-free access. The private bathroom has a shower and a hairdryer. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The kitchenette has a fridge, a microwave and a coffee machine for preparing drinks and simple meals. A flat-screen TV completes the indoor facilities. The terrace opens onto the garden and offers a view of the greenery; this is what particularly distinguishes this small house. Heating and a fan are also provided. Altogether, it is a self-contained studio with a double bed, suited to two travellers looking for private accommodation in Marseille.

Free private parking is available on site, with no prior reservation required. The studio also has a terrace and a garden, with views of the green spaces from the accommodation. These outdoor areas offer somewhere to get some fresh air after a day in the city. The private entrance and step-free access make the accommodation self-contained.

Inside, the kitchenette has a fridge, a microwave and a coffee machine. The private bathroom includes a shower, a hairdryer, toilet paper and towels. Bed linen is provided. Heating and a fan complete the facilities, along with a flat-screen TV for relaxing. The accommodation suits a couple staying in a self-contained holiday home, with the spaces and facilities needed to prepare a simple meal and enjoy the terrace.

Marseille stretches between the Mediterranean coast and the hills that shape the north of the city. The studio is in a residential area, away from the busy quays of the Old Port, with gardens and neighbourhood parks nearby. This part of Marseille suits travellers looking for a quiet place to stay before heading to the historic neighbourhoods, museums or seafront. A car is useful for exploring the different parts of the city and the landscapes around Marseille.

La Rose metro station, 2.3 km away, connects northern Marseille to the urban network and makes it easier to get to the centre. Palais Longchamp brings together a park and museums, while the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations presents the cultures of the Mediterranean basin near the port. The Old Port is a place to stroll along the quays and explore the Le Panier neighbourhood; Calanques National Park, meanwhile, offers walking trails and coastal scenery. Marseille-Provence Airport is 20 km away.

The Mediterranean climate makes Marseille a year-round destination, with hot summers and a shoulder season that is often pleasant for walking. In spring or autumn, you can combine a museum visit with a stroll along the seafront. In summer, it is best to plan walks in the calanques for early in the day and leave time for breaks in the shade. The Mistral can blow in any season; on windy days, you might prefer to explore museum collections or the streets of the centre.