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3R with Terrace Balle de mai style

Marseille, 13003 France

3 rooms 592 ft²

Rented once

Reference: 31027

Description

Magnificent 3 room flat, renovated new, never lived in since the complete renovation. The flat is composed of 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, toilet, an open kitchen, a living room opening onto a beautiful large terrace of about 72m ² arranged with care (synthetic grass, garden furniture ...).
Ideal flat for a young couple or for 2 people sharing.

More information about the flat
Located on the ground floor of a building, the flat can accommodate up to 4 people via the 2 double beds in the 2 bedrooms.

More info on Getting around
ROAD ACCESS
- Motorway A55 accessible between 9 and 14 min on average (2.7 km)
PLACES OF INTEREST
Distance from Marseille Saint-Charles train station to the flat :
- 20 min on foot (1.5 km)
- 9 to 16 min by car (2.5 km)
Distance Place de la Joliette - Apartment :
- 24 min on foot (1,9 km)

Services included in rent & charges:

Water
Heating

Services not included in rent & charges:

Electricity
Internet

The security deposit of 1000 € must be paid, before the keys are handed over, by bank transfer or credit card (cashed).

Details

Category

Apartment
Type of rental

Entire home/apt
Furnished / unfurnished

Furnished
Floor

Ground floor
Accommodates

4 persons

Size

55 m²
Bathrooms

1
Bedrooms

2
Kitchen

Yes

Beds disposal:

Bedroom n°1

1 double bed
Bedroom n°2

1 double bed

Pricing

Monthly rent excl. charges

1100€
Monthly charges ?

150€
Monthly rent incl. charges

1250€
Deposit ?

1000€
Housecleaning price ?

108€

Modalities

Check in after

Flexible
Check in before

19:00
Check out before

12:00
Minimum duration

1 month
Maximum duration

Unlimited

Notice period

1 month
Wheelchair accessible

No
Smoking allowed

No
Pets allowed

No
Flatsharing accepted

Yes

Amenities

Wired Internet

Wifi

Kitchen

Washing machine

Dishwasher

Fridge

Microwave

Oven

Freezer

Coffee machine

Toaster

Kettle

Dishes

Vacuum cleaner

Linens

Blanket

Towels

Baby bed

Iron

Hair dryer

Heating

Air conditioning

Balcony / Terrace

Bike room

Garden

Pool

Mailbox

Buzzer / Intercom

Gym

Elevator in building

Cellar

Parking

Security

Smoke detector

Carbon monoxide detector

Fire extinguisher

Diagnosis

high performance accommodation

consumption (primary power) kWh/m².year emissions kgCO₂/m².year

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consumption (primary power) 106 kWh/m².year emissions 3* kgCO₂/m².year

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energy strainer

extremely energy-intensive accommodation

* Of which greenhouse gas emissions

high performance accommodation

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3 kgCO₂/m².year
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extremely energy-intensive accommodation

The estimated annual energy costs for standard use is between 400 € and 620 € (average energy prices indexed since 1 January 2021, including subscriptions).

The Energy Performance Diagnostic (DPE) was performed after July 1st, 2021.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Around

More information on the district
In the 3rd arrondissement, near the Saint-Charles train station, the Belle de Mai was for a long time the headquarters of the Marseille tobacco factory. Its proximity to the Joliette and the Saint-Charles train station gives it a central position.
The district is home to the famous "Friche Belle de Mai": a disused factory, which became an industrial wasteland, was renovated and transformed into a cultural and heritage site in the 1990s. It is now home to the Municipal Archives of Marseille, a Media Centre and the Friche, a major cultural space. As for its name, it seems to evoke a "vinea bela de mai", meaning a late vine that is "beautiful from the start". A very nice name for this historical "red" district, today much more colourful, whose future is taking shape between real estate development and a village core with a thousand and one places animated by local life.