113 Cours Lieutaud 2,314 SF of Retail Space Available in 13006 Marseille

The building located at 113 Cours Lieutaud, in the 6th arrondissement of Marseille, is a typical example of the Haussmannian and post-Haussmannian urban fabric of Marseille. Built at the end of the 19th century, it features the common architectural characteristics of that era: a masonry structure made of stone or rendered rubble, wooden or concrete floors depending on the level of renovation, and a façade of dressed stone or traditional plaster with subtle moldings. The building rises over several levels, with a ground floor designated for commercial use. Its linear façade along Cours Lieutaud offers a wide storefront, enhancing visibility and identification from the public thoroughfare. The roof is of a traditional dual-pitch design, often covered with Provençal mechanical tiles. The joinery may have undergone partial replacements but often retains the wood or metal style typical of constructions in Marseille's city center. The structure is situated in a dense environment, surrounded by adjoining buildings aligned in urban continuity along a historically commercial street undergoing transformation, now benefiting from public urban redevelopment programs. The building's structure is sufficiently adaptable to accommodate professional activities (such as a daycare, office, or specialized retail), with significant interior layout potential depending on the project.