- Main reception area
- Lift
- Gym
- Laundrette
- Outside Parking Facility
- Scenic Green Spaces
- Communal Dining Area
- 10 Years Warranty Applies

Fully furnished, Secure Front Door, Inter phone, Electric Heating, Fitted Kitchenette and Cupboards, Fridge/Freezer, 2 Plate Electric Hub, Fitted Bathroom with Shower, Private Toilet, Combine Working Desk and Shelving TV, Sofa Bed, Electric Heating, Wardrobe and Storage Shelves, Fully equipped with china and crockery

Ideally located between Marseille Airport and seaside resort
One of the largest ports in the EU
In the heart of the busiest and local booming economy
Less than 15 minutes away from the City centre
Marseille is a Provence town with a population of 1 million.
Average temperature is 17/18c
Excellent Mild Climate
Average days of sun per year 300

There development has 95 fully furnished apartments ranging from studios to 2 bed flats. Aside from the accommodation it also boasts a reception area outside parking and a gym.

5 minutes from he airport, it s an ideal stopover in Provence. Thanks to its location Vitrolles offers an excellent window of opportunity for economic development, paving the arrival of major international companies into the area.

Finance
- Build complete in Q4 2008
- 5% deposit required
- Lease term 11 years and 4 months


Access
By plane: to Marseille airport
By Train: less than 3 hours from Paris TGV- Eurostar: London to Avingnon (summer only)
By Road: Montpellier 150km / Aix en Provence 34km / Nice 150km /
10 minutes from seaside resort


Location
Located in the town of Vitrolles, on the Alpielles and Camargues crossroads and 15minutes from the Cote Bleu, the residence enjoys a prime location and easy access.
Near residential area and service industry businesses employing 10,000 staff. French aeronautics started in the area with Eurocopter (5500 staff) being one of the EU important industrial zones. The tourist sector is a driving force: 9 million tourists, turnover of 1.3billion. Marseille celebrated its 2600th birthday before the year 2000. It is therefore the oldest town in France. Marseille is a major French centre for trade and industry, with an excellent transportation infrastructure (roads, seaport, airport)

The airport, Marseille-Provence is the leading French airport outside of Paris. It is the main arrival base for millions of tourists each year as well as serving a growing business community. The area around the airport and near the borders of Aix-en-Provence and northern Marseilles now boasts a successful business, and science park. Marseille is also home to the University of Provence. The economy is closely associated with the Marseille Provence Metropolis.

Frances's second largest research centre with 3000 research scientists. Marseille Metropole Provence is home to thousands of companies, 90% of which are small businesses. Among the most famous ones are CMA-CGM container shipping giant, Comex world leader in subsea engineering and hydraulic systems, Eurocopter Group and EADS company, Azur Promotel, an active real estate development company, La Provence the local daily newspaper, L'Olympique de Marseille, the f