ALZADO

Carefully restored in 2007, then revisited in 2020, it spreads over four levels around a superb central staircase, revealing a unique atmosphere on each floor. Throughout the house, the materials speak for themselves: solid Burgundy oak parquet flooring, walls dressed in muted hues ranging from beige to brown, from raw ochre to saffron. The carefully thought-out decor evokes travel memories--wooden headboards, ceramics, second-hand furniture, objects brought back from Mexico City and Buenos Aires--which tell the story of a nomadic life, between world crafts and timeless design. Behind its classic façade, the house opens onto a beautiful entrance hall adorned with Salernes terracotta tiles, which leads to a first independent 25 m² studio. A beautiful living space with its counter opens onto a 50 m² wooded garden, intimate and soothing. Two bedrooms, each with their own bathroom, complete this first level. Upstairs, two 33 m² studios, one facing the street, the other facing the garden, offer bright and independent living spaces. At the top, an inverted duplex occupies the last two levels. First: three bedrooms share a large bathroom, then, on the top floor, a dual-aspect living room with impressive volumes thanks to its double height. There, the living room faces an open kitchen in wood and Zellige, with a poured concrete worktop, the whole bathed in light. The room opens onto a beautiful south-facing terrace of 30 m² offering a breathtaking view of the rooftops of the city and the reliefs of the Route des Crêtes leading to Cassis. Finally, under the roof, a parental space takes place with a bedroom with a bull's-eye window, an office, a dressing room and a bathroom.