Description
Architecture from 1960, this building labeled 20th century heritage by Jacques Henri-Labourdette, hosts, perched on the 13th floor with elevator, an 88 m2 apartment renovated by an architect offering an unparalleled view of the city, the Old Port and Notre-Dame of the Guard. The Labourdette Towers stand in the dazzling urban setting of Marseille facing the Cours Belsunce, near the vibrant Canebière and the captivating charm of the Old Port. These three towers, imprints of the modernist era, weave their vertical web with grace and robustness, raising their silhouette over 59 m and 19 floors. Behind the heavy doors made of metal, stainless steel and polished copper, this minimalist apartment is revealed, completely revisited by architects. Through the large bay windows, the city is presented as a spectacle, its balconies stretching towards the horizon, inviting contemplation in front of the urban panorama, bathed in the light of the South-West. The apartment is also distinguished by its careful finishes: large-format travertine slab floors, custom-made joinery playing with the nuances and thicknesses of wood, and a modern kitchen opening onto a spacious 40 m2 living room where time seems to stand still. . The sleeping area, also with a view, is made up of two large bedrooms, the largest of which is decorated with a dressing room and a discreet office hidden behind an elegant curtain. They share a bathroom with royal blue mosaics, reminiscent of the reflections of Mediterranean swimming pools. A secure bicycle storage room and a resident caretaker add to the comfort of the co-ownership. Everything is completed by a cellar in the basement. A unique and peaceful experience in the heart of the urban bustle.
