Villa - Marseille

Villa - Marseille is rented as a whole: guests have a 120 m² home with three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a private bathroom. It accommodates up to thirteen people. The bedrooms have several sleeping arrangements, with double and single beds; there are nine beds in total. This layout suits large families and groups who want to share living spaces while having separate bedrooms.

The villa has air conditioning and a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, oven, hob, dishwasher and coffee machine. A terrace with garden views, a barbecue and a private hot tub complete the spaces. The bathroom has a shower, and there is also a washing machine. The home also has a flat-screen TV and soundproofing.

The villa has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals on site. It includes a fridge, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave and coffee machine. There is a dining table inside, and an outdoor dining area lets you enjoy the terrace. The barbecue completes the facilities for meals.

For everyday comfort, the home has air conditioning and soundproofing. It includes a private bathroom with a shower, an additional toilet, a washing machine and a private hot tub. The living room has a flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is free throughout the villa. Free private indoor parking is also available on site. The terrace overlooks the garden and extends the living spaces outdoors.

Saint-Antoine is in Marseille’s 15th arrondissement, north of the city. This residential neighbourhood, away from the busiest streets in the centre, combines homes, gardens and local shops. The villa is on a cul-de-sac, in an area where everyday travel centres on the roads and Saint-Antoine railway station. If you want to visit the historic neighbourhoods, you can reach the city centre by public transport or car.

Saint-Antoine railway station is 350 m away, and the neighbourhood’s transport hub is 410 m away. The Musée du Savon de Marseille, dedicated to the history and production of Provençal soap, is 1.7 km away. Cascade des Aygalades offers a nature break in an urban setting, 1.9 km away. Further south, La Vieille Charité hosts exhibitions in a former hospice in the Panier neighbourhood; MuCEM and Fort Saint-Jean offer a chance to explore Marseille’s collections and maritime history. Plage de la Lave and Plage du Fontin are 5 km away.

Marseille is worth visiting all year round: mild spring and autumn days are well suited to walks through the old neighbourhoods, while summer is a good time for outings by the sea. For a day in the city, you can spend the morning in Le Panier and its narrow streets, then cross over to the Vieux-Port and the seafront. The area around Saint-Antoine also has gardens and parks where you can take a break away from the busiest sights. The neighbourhood’s railway station makes it easy to travel to the centre, while a car is useful for reaching the beaches and exploring further afield.