In a pleasant, quiet street stands a dual-exposure north-south townhouse with four levels including the ground floor. It blends harmoniously with the traditional local architecture that colours the Mediterranean coastline with its pastel palette. With its monk-and-nun tile roof, its pink facade, its windows protected by wrought iron guard-railings and its louvered shutters, it has kept the charm and spirit of small southern townhouses. Its rear facade overlooks the gardens and tree-lined courtyards of the surrounding houses.
The flat is located on the third and fourth floors of the commonhold; its location and exposure ensure that it benefits from exceptional light.
Bordering the roofs on its top floor, the upstairs duplex offers a pleasant view over the Provençal terracotta tiles that crown the old town, an also over the dressed stone gable of a beautiful neighbouring building and its slopes.

The flat

After passing through the front door from the outside, a staircase - the only shared part of the commonhold - leads to a landing on the second floor. From here, a few more steps lead up to the front door of the flat. A well-crafted staircase with wooden steps and a glass and metal balustrade leads to the first level of the flat and continues to the upper floor.
Neutral colours and high-quality materials: everything has been carefully renovated to turn the duplex into a friendly and comfortable place. All the rooms feature modern wide strip oak parquet flooring and the walls are mostly exposed stone.

First level
A landing serves three bedrooms on either side, as well as a toilet and a laundry room in the centre. On the north side, a bedroom with parquet flooring and stone wall is lit by two large picture windows opening onto gardens and the backyards of neighbouring houses. It contains a spacious closet and a large modern bathroom with bathtub, shower and toilet area. On the south side, a passageway leads to the other two bedrooms, providing privacy to this sleeping area. These two rooms are very similar, with parquet floors and exposed stone walls. Each has a large window, a wardrobe and a contemporary bathroom with shower and toilet.
Second level
From the first level of the duplex, the flight of stairs continues to the upper floor. This is a vast full-width space with a cathedral ceiling and a south-facing terrace. It offers easy circulation and plenty of light. Large sliding glass doors open onto the south-facing terrace, others face the gardens and courtyards to the rear, and roof windows top the living room in the middle: daylight abounds and permeates the entire floor. The kitchen and dining area is located on the uphill side. The open kitchen and its island are very well appointed and equipped with the latest fixtures and fittings. A spacious sitting room extends over the southern part of the floor, the sliding glass doors take up the entire wall and open out to the terrace.