Les Chartreux
The Chartreux district, which borders the Saint-Just, Montolivet and Cinq-Avenues districts, develops on the slopes of the Madeleine valley, carved out by the Jarret river.
Its emblematic church is one of the oldest in Marseille, dating from 1684.
Central and peaceful, the population is made up of families who appreciate the proximity of shops and amenities as well as the entrance to the North highway.
The Beausoleil Park is to be discovered in this charming neighborhood. This repetitive construction on the model of Montfaucon or La Cravache is out of scale. Perched, one can admire the whole city. Original in its construction, it has a part of sixteen floors, the other of nineteen, articulated by a tower of elevators white as the rest.
