Erected in 1535, listed as a historic monument in 1926 and 1941, saved from the destruction of the Old Port district by the Nazis in 1943, moved 15 meters on rails to its current location behind the town hall in 1954 and now for sale ... on Leboncoin.
The owner of the oldest house in Marseille, the Hôtel de Cabre, has decided to sell this Gothic-style building of 223 m2, three floors high and occupied by a hairdressing salon and restaurants for 1.2 million euros. tenants, via the commerce site between individuals.
The ad presents an "atypical building, benefiting from a lot of character, whose facade is classified as a historical monument, thus preserving its gargoyles, the charm of its old stones as well as its mullioned windows, its colored stained glass windows and for some of the apartments of magnificent French ceilings.
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The city of Marseille has announced "to closely follow the sale file" of this historic monument. "I visited the hotel with the architect of the Buildings of France who thinks it is well maintained and we also asked the Domains to have their estimate of the price of this building," says Éric Méry, municipal councilor in charge of heritage strategy, enhancement and protection of municipal heritage. “When we have the two reports and the identity of the buyer, we can decide whether to let the sale go ahead or whether we will use our right of first refusal. But the idea is to leave residents who have been paying their rents for years. "
