Villa Medjé
Chez
Pénélope Comet
From Villa Medjé, a villa reinvented by Pénélope Comet with pastel colors and 1950s design, Marseille reveals itself and can be savored, with the Prophète beach just a stone's throw away.
The sea, the big blue seen from above. In the distance, the Baie des Singes, the Frioul islands, the Château d'If, Île Gaby, and Planier. From this 19th-century villa, completely revamped by the Apogée architecture studio and architect Lola Garcia, and given a boost with elegant pastel shades of banana, marshmallow, jade, and mint, Marseille reveals itself. In its half-moon garden with outdoor kitchen, XS pool, and drying laundry, Marseille hides away. With Pénélope Comet, who designed Villa Medjé and regularly organizes arty, gourmet gatherings there, Marseille is a delight. A free-spirited house, where antiques from the fifties take pride of place. And for an early morning dip, the Prophète beach is just a stone's throw away!
3 good reasons to go
- because it reveals a Marseille full of wit, spirit, and color
- because the sea is just a stone's throw away
- because it offers a respite from the hustle and bustle of the Old Port
For up to 4 people with 2 bedrooms, starting at €350 per night (minimum 2 nights), and €2,900 per week in July/August
To get there by train?Marseille-Saint-Charles train station is about 30 minutes away by metro M1 (2 stops) and bus 83 (13 stops)
Villa Medjé
15, traversée de la Baudille, 13007 Marseille
Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France
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