Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2016, La Cité Radieuse in Marseille is an iconic work of Le Corbusier. Built between 1948 and 1952 during the post-war reconstruction, it represents the culmination of his research on housing and modern architecture. This type E duplex was renovated in 2016. The extension of the kitchen into the living room was removed, allowing the space to revert to its original typology: a void above the living room, enabling light to flood the living areas as Le Corbusier envisioned. It offers approximately 90 square meters of living space on two levels. The upper level features an entrance with storage, leading to a kitchen redesigned in the 1970s by an architect in the space of the original kitchen, a dining area open to the living room on the lower level, and a double-height skylight. The lower level, accessible via a Jean Prouvé staircase, comprises the sleeping quarters and the living room. The latter, with its double-height ceiling, is characterized by its spaciousness, abundant natural light, and an outdoor loggia. The sleeping quarters consist of a master bedroom and a bathroom. It also benefits from an outdoor loggia overlooking the mountains and the city of Marseille. The apartment also features ample original storage. See the phone number
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