Former Loft Studio, 105 m² • Air Conditioning • Vaulted Cellar • The Heart of Aix's Historic Center

Stay in a former rehabilitated workshop of 105 m², nestled in the heart of the historic centre of Aix-en-Provence, in a particularly quiet pedestrian cul-de-sac.

This atypical accommodation, spread over three levels, combines the charm of the old with beautiful volumes: Provençal ceilings with exposed beams, mezzanine, vaulted cellar in stone naturally cool in summer and a large living room bathed in light.

Only a few steps from the lively squares, Provençal markets, restaurants, museums and emblematic fountains, you can fully enjoy the Aix art of living before returning to the calm of your home.

The loft offers 105 m² spread over three levels.

First floor:

Large bright living room.
Fully equipped kitchen with central island.
Convivial dining room.
Bedroom with double bed (140 × 190 cm).
Large bathroom with shower.
Separate WC.
Washing machine.

Mezzanine (Accessible by an internal staircase.)

You will find:

a closed bedroom with a double bed (140 × 190 cm);
a desk;
a wardrobe with shelves and wardrobe;
a private bathroom with large bathtub and toilet.

The room has an authentic Provençal ceiling with exposed beams, which contributes to the charm of the place.

Important:
The ceiling height is about 1.80 m and a beam crosses the room at 1.70 m.

This room is perfect for children, teenagers and adults of average height. Tall people will simply have to be careful when they move around.

An exceptional vaulted cellar of more than 55 m²

Accessible by a magnificent interior stone staircase, the vaulted cellar is a real additional living space.

Naturally cool during the summer, it allows you to enjoy a pleasant temperature even during the high heat of Provence.

It includes:

a convivial space with a high table to share a drink or a meal;
a large vaulted living room equipped with a TV and comfortable sofas.

Its stone vaults and unique atmosphere make it a particularly popular place to relax after a day of sightseeing.

Note that stone is a living natural material: despite careful maintenance, a slight mineral dust may occasionally appear.

This former workshop has been fitted out in a spirit of authenticity.

Some of the furniture is made up of old, second-hand or second-life pieces, selected for their character. The accommodation favours charm, history and personality rather than a standardised contemporary style.

If you are looking for a completely new interior or luxury hotel accommodation, this accommodation will probably not meet your expectations.

On the other hand, if you like atypical places, old buildings and homes with a real soul, you should feel at home there.

Like all historic buildings in the In the old centre of Aix, the accommodation naturally has some marks of time that contribute to its authenticity.

Included are the linen (sheets, towels, bath mats, dish towels), 2 Nespresso coffee capsules, 1 50L garbage bag.

Travellers' access:PGJyPg
The accommodations are entirely private.PGJyPg
Parking:

The historic centre is entirely pedestrianised.PGJyPg
The most popular public parking lots Convenient are:

Cardeurs parking lot (3 minutes walk), ideal for dropping off your luggage;
Pasteur parking lot (5 minutes walk);
Rotonde parking lot (10 minutes walk).

For an economical stay, the Haut de Brunet or Krypton Park & Ride (P+R) parking lots allow you to park at a low cost with a return bus trip included to the downtown.PGJyPg
Access by public transportation:PGJyPg
Aix TGV station: direct shuttle to the bus station and then about 12 minutes on foot.
Marseille-Provence Airport: direct shuttle to Aix.
Aix Centre SNCF station: about 10 minutes walk.
Good to know

The accommodations are located in a small pedestrian cul-de-sac that is very quiet, yet only a few seconds from the busy streets of the historic centre.

You can enjoy the best of both worlds: the hustle and bustle of Aix-en-Provence on your doorstep and the peace and quiet once you get home.

In a few minutes on foot, you can reach:

Cours Mirabeau;
Place des Cardeurs;
the Provençal market;
the Granet Museum;
the Hôtel de Caumont;
the Saint-Sauveur Cathedral;
the many cafés, restaurants and shops in the historic centre.