Description:
Come and live your best Provincial life in a home with real character. This two-bedroom apartment was curated by a former creative director and fashion stylist. It’s full of 'brocante' market finds, art, books, plants and pieces collected on travels around the world. It’s a stylish, comfortable and calm home to settle in for the winter and spring in Aix en Provence. You can enjoy my home, while I work in the Alps for the winter ski season.
Available: 20 November 2026 to 8 May 2027
Rent: €900/month, all bills and wifi included
The apartment:
Lounge (5.5m x 3.2m plus entrance hall): Light-filled and airy, with a long unfilled back balcony. There’s a large leather couch, a comfy armchair, a big coffee table, and a smart TV with upgraded sound. There’s also a generous storage cupboard in the entrance.
Bedroom 1 (4.7m x 2.7m): The larger room, opening onto the back balcony. It is being freshly renovated and will have a double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and a desk. Photos to come.
Bedroom 2 (3.5m x 2.7m): Double bed, open wardrobe with drawers, a chest of drawers and a bookcase. Large windows. (As pictured)
Kitchen (3.4m x 3.2m): Well equipped and very practical, as the owner is now a chef. It’s a little old and worn, but it has everything you need to cook local market produce and gets lovely light from its own small balcony.
Bathroom: Shower over bath and a large sink, and good storage
Separate toilet: Plus small hallway between bedrooms, bathroom and toilet
Balcony: There is a a table, chairs and a bench on the main balcony, and clothes drying rack
Comfort: Roller shutters in both bedrooms give full blackout. Double glazing keeps out most noise in an already quiet neighbourhood. In built radiators run throughout and come on automatically in winter. Fast and stable wifi included. Bicycle storage
Parking: There is one reserved parking space in a small gated car park, a 1 minute walk
Location:
10 min walk to the Aix’s carless historic centre, where the incredible market happens 3 times per week, and there is a produce market every day. The old centre is full of restaurants, bars, galleries, historic sites and the many famous fountains
Directly across the road: a supermarket, corner shop, a great butcher and a snack kiosk. A local produce market runs in the square four times a week.
8 min walk to the bus station, where buses run to Marseille Airport every 20 minutes, to the TGV train station every 15 minutes and Marseille city centre every 10 minutes
15 min drive to the TGV station, 20 min to Marseille airport, 25 min to central Marseille and it’s totally different vibe!
There are so many incredible places to visit within the region, I can happily provide recommendations
Note: The apartment is on the second floor of the building, there is no elevator but the staircase is large and modern
Perfect for:
Digital nomads who want a fast, stable connection and an easy base for exploring Provence, France and Europe. The apartment ...









































