luxury houses for sale Gard, France

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Location: 30 minutes from Uzès, 30 minutes from Nîmes, 45 minutes from Montpellier. Quiet, close to a small village, the property is protected from any nuisance or vis-à-vis. Description: this 18th-century farmhouse for the oldest part, which spans 743m2 (8000 sq ft) has been completely renovated. It perfectly combines old-world charm with modern comforts: stone walls, French ceilings, vaulted ceilings, exposed stonework and beams, cathedral living room... Features include double glazing, professional reversible heat pump (dating from 2022), alarm, electrolysis. The entrance gate opens onto an inner courtyard serving several buildings. On the right, the property's flagship room: a reception room of over 80m2, with cathedral ceilings and a large, fully-equipped kitchen. Its arched openings on one side and bay windows on the other ensure magnificent light throughout the day. It opens onto a lovely terrace adjoining a small olive grove. The property is organized into several outbuildings, each offering a different view of the garden, the surrounding countryside and the mountains of the Cévennes National Park. Apartment 1 is the main one. It features a spacious double living room with fireplace, a kitchen opening onto a large garden-side terrace, a bedroom with dressing room and sublime bathroom + shower, a laundry room, a sumptuous wine cellar and a storeroom. Apartment 2 comprises a living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, shower room and toilet. Apartment 3, on two levels, has a living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 terraces to the east and west, laundry room, 2 wc, 3 shower rooms, games room. Apartment 4, also on two levels, comprises a living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms, wc, terrace and games room. Apartment 5, on two levels, is closest to the pool: living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, 2 wc. Each apartment has its own hot water tank, and electrical panel, making it a completely independent space. On the other side of the street, a 75m2 house (807 sq ft) features 2 bedrooms, a shower room, a kitchen, a living room, a terrace, a large garage on the first floor and a carport. Set on 5690m2 of land (61 247 sq ft), this property boasts a beautiful, well-kept garden planted with olive, palm, lemon, cypress and pine trees around a vast lawn. The watering system is connected to the well. The 12x5 (40x16 feet) saltwater swimming pool is accompanied by a pool house with summer kitchen and shower room + wc. In addition, a pétanque court and a bread/pizza oven add a convivial touch to this Mediterranean haven of peace. Our opinion: a mas in all its splendor, ideal for tourism or as a beautiful family home. Contact : Emilie Crouzet +33 6 95 74 22 06. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Located in an idyllic setting between Avignon and Uzès, close to the charming village of Laudun, this character property offers an unspoilt environment, far from any nuisance. Entirely renovated and meticulously maintained, it boasts quality features and an exceptional architectural style. Selling price : 1 279 000 euros Fees at seller's expense Energy class : B Climate class : A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €1,380 and €1,950 per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: georisques.gouv.fr

This elegant home, built in the 1980s, has recently been completely refurbished by an architect, adopting a contemporary aesthetic that harmoniously blends charm, elegance and comfort. Nestling just a short distance from the town centre, in the heart of a magnificent, flat, wooded plot of around 3,000 sqm, it offers an exceptional, privileged living environment. Selling price : 799 000 euros Fees at vendor's expense Energy class : C Climate class : A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 1230 euros and 1700 euros per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: georisques.gouv.fr

Sole Agency - Exceptional environment. The property is built in a dominant position 2kms from Le Vigan at an altitude of 470 m in the heart of a Mediterranean environment of approximately 2.5 hectares of terraced land with beautiful stone walls. The property benefits from an exceptional location and a remarkable view not overlooked and protected from any nuisance. 2 distinct farmhouses have been completely renovated and are situated one above the other. They represent a total living area of approx. 285 sqm The slope of the land gives each one an autonomy of view and functionality. Selling price : 785 000 euros Fees at seller's expense Energy class : C Climate class : C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 1750 euros and 2430 euros per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: georisques.gouv.fr

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On the edge of the Gardon gorges regional park and 10 minutes from Uzès, this characterful village house has been renovated by lovers of old stones and history. Hidden in a tree-lined courtyard with relaxation area and jacuzzi, the house is discovered through a series of 2 elegant vaulted rooms, one with a fireplace and the other extending into a small summer kitchen and then a pantry. On the 1st floor, a living room displaying beautiful Provençal ceilings with access to the courtyard, opens on the one hand onto a spacious dining kitchen with exposed beams and Godin stove, and on the other hand onto a bedroom (17 m2) with a view of the courtyard and the village castle. This level is completed by a bathroom with laundry area and separate toilet. On the top floor, a large hallway serves two generous bedrooms of 15 and 18 m2 with sloping ceilings highlighting the parefeuilles under the old-style roof redone in 2019, as well as a bathroom with toilet. A beautiful custom-made metal staircase with a deliberately industrial look leads to the 17 m2 roof terrace with views of the town hall, the castle and the surrounding protected natural areas. The property is completed by an 18 m2 garage and a pretty secured well in the courtyard. Double glazing, automatic watering, mains drainage. Well positioned between Uzès and Nîmes, the village offers a bakery, restaurant, primary school and numerous sports associations.

Ideally situated in beautiful surroundings, this chateau offers spacious accommodation just a few minutes from the historic centre of Uzès. Set in one hectare of wooded and landscaped parklands, the chateau now offers a number of different areas on the ground floor. A flat with a beautiful living room and 2 bedrooms with a bathroom. A large 87 m² vaulted room and cellars. On the first floor, 4 flats (T1, T1, T2 and T3). On the second floor, a beautiful staircase leads to a superb flat offering more than 217 m² of living space, a beautiful reception room and 4 bedrooms. The 214 m² guest house is ideally located to create an intimate space with a south-facing garden area. A large 120 m² reception room with orangery, lounge, kitchen and dining area. There is also a beautiful 23 m² bedroom on this level. On the first floor, the corridor leads to 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. There are two guest flats with terraces on the first floor and a large room for conversion and a large garage on the ground floor. Another garage offers more than 91 m².

Beautiful contemporary property located in a quiet and quality environment a few minutes from all amenities. The spacious entrance hall of the main house opens onto a large and comfortable living room of 50 m², giving access to a covered terrace, the swimming pool and the garden. The fitted kitchen with dining area has a pantry. On this level, a master bedroom of 31 m² with bathroom and dressing room, as well as a 10 m² office that can be used as a bedroom complete this level. Upstairs, a first bedroom (15m²) opening onto a terrace with jacuzzi, a second bedroom (14m²) and a bathroom. Independent Mazet composed of a bedroom, bathroom. An outdoor office that can be used as a bedroom with access to an independent bathroom. A heated swimming pool measuring 12.4 x 4.25m surrounded by a large tiled terrace The 3000 m² park adorned with pines, oaks and a capitelle has an automatic watering system fed by a borehole. This property is equipped with underfloor heating with heat pump, double glazed aluminum windows and electric shutters.

Uzès: Historic property of 1020 m² in an exceptional natural environment, view of the valley and Mont Ventoux. Charm and presence of a historic building in an 8,987 m² park. Prime location on the hillside, 8 minutes walk from Place aux Herbes. 16 bedrooms and bathrooms, reception rooms and spa. Swimming pool with pool house and SPA area with indoor pool. File on request.

An elegant private stone spiral staircase leads us to the entrance to the apartment via a large terrace of 31 m². The living room with fireplace is widely open onto the terrace. An interior staircase leads to all the living areas of the house. The fitted kitchen opens onto a covered and heated interior patio. A few steps lead us to a bathroom (double sinks, bathtub and cabinet). Then by landing we discover a large bedroom of 24 m², a laundry room of 9 m² including a bathroom (sink and shower) then a large bedroom of 24m². City gas central heating by radiators. This quiet triplex apartment is ideally located in the heart of the historic center and benefits from beautiful views of the Duchy of Uzès.

This charming property is for sale 35 minutes from Uzès. In a quiet, commanding position with no immediate neighbours yet close to a charming Gard village on the banks of the River Cèze, the property comprises a main house and three converted outbuildings presenting a variety of possibilities. There is over 300 sqm of livable floorspace. Whether as a family home or for a business activity, this property in 4 hectares of grounds with a clear, majestic view is sure to win over the most discerning purchasers. Here, nature reigns supreme in 4 hectares of land where holm oaks, sweet chestnut trees and pines frame an array of Mediterranean greenery suffused with the scents of Provence. An extensive pool area approx. 12 x 6 metres in size will delight all and sundry on hot summer days. As for the accommodation, the property is arranged as a little hamlet, so there is a nerve centre in the form of the main house with spaces made for family get-togethers and with a spectacular view of the Ardèche mountains. This house has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a 50-plus sqm living room with a kitchen looking out at the view. Immediately adjacent to the main house is a tower given over to the main suite with its big bedroom, circular study and large walk-in wardrobe. A shower room with a sweeping view of the forest adds an original touch. Two little cottages, 21 and 38 sqm in size, make two self-contained bedroom suites. Central heating, mains electricity coupled with solar panels, mains water and standards-compliant sewerage: the property ticks all the boxes for comfortable living all year round. If you love an unspoilt natural setting or want to set up a business to buoy you up while being close to several attractive little towns (Barjac, Uzès, Alès), this is the property for you. Property selected by our Uzès office. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Magnificently restored former mill, situated at the foot of the medieval town of Vézénobres and in the middle of the most pleasant natural surroundings, ideal for walks and hikes. A peaceful, unoverlooked location, with a large, secure swimming pool (9 x 5) (equipped with a telescopic cover to keep the temperature at 8 to 10°C all year round). A lovely terrace, beautifully wooded grounds and a very pretty garden with a magnificent olive tree and a boules pitch complete the exterior of this property, which is dotted with old features that add to its charm. Le Moulin has four bedrooms upstairs, including a master suite. One of the upstairs bathrooms has a whirlpool bath. Access to the sleeping area is via a stone staircase leading to an impressive wrought-iron passageway, from where you can take a bird's eye view of the ground floor and admire its superb high ceilings. From the moment you enter, you will be greeted by volumes and spacious living areas under magnificent vaulted ceilings. There is a shower room to the right and a fully-equipped, particularly spacious kitchen to the left, with a cooking hob and a large dining table. The cosy living room features a wood-burning stove and offers a great space for getting together with family or friends while enjoying the many admirable features and architectural details of this former watermill.

A superb 18th-century longère set in over 2.6 hectares near Aigues-Mortes... Filled with charm, the estate boasts approx. 830 m² of buildings and a vast pool area. The main house (248 m2) features a charming garden-level alcove living/dining room, a kitchen with rustic countertops, and a laundry room. Pleasant shaded terrace under the planted pergola. Upstairs, 5 bedrooms and a dressing room. In addition, a large storage room gives access to a superb area of approx. 150 m². Perfectly renovated, 2 superb apartments of 72 m2 and 87 m2 with private terraces, and a magnificent 110 m² workshop with independent access... All set in a lovely, private pool area. Numerous outbuildings: Hangar approx. 100 m², Mazet approx. 25 m², 2 horse stalls... Multiple parking spaces. A peaceful, timeless place where horses are welcome

Superb 17th-century farmhouse on the edge of the Ardèche, whose authenticity and renovation are a delight to behold; a setting with a breathtaking view of Mont Bouquet, the Cévennes foothills and Mont Lozère. This residence, nestling in a green setting where cedars, olive trees, cypresses, hackberry trees, an orchard and a rose garden all contribute to preserving a lush natural environment, is made up of several buildings - like a hamlet - linked by a calade (cobbled lane). Calm, space, light and a gentle way of life are the watchwords here. On the right as you enter the property, the first building houses two spacious bedrooms (32 m² and 37 m²) carefully renovated in a sober, elegant style. Both have en suite shower rooms and a large, south-facing stone terrace above the 75 m² saltwater swimming pool, with its perfectly landscaped surrounds. The main building features a genuine 70 m² duplex suite (with independent access) with two large bedrooms and a bathroom, all superbly renovated, and extended by a west-facing stone terrace. The living room, from which you can admire the panoramic view thanks to a magnificent steel window and terrace, is elegantly separated from the fully-equipped kitchen by a glass roof. A comfortable lounge with its library and monumental fireplace, three bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor complete the central house. A shaded patio creates a charming transition to the final 46 m² building, featuring a terrace, living room, open-plan kitchen, bedroom and shower room bathed in light. Vaulted cellars, a well and a natural spring, guaranteeing a sustainable water supply, add to the high quality features of this unique property, a perfect blend of preserved old features and modern comforts.

Situated in the centre of a typical village, in a peaceful setting just a few minutes from the ducal town, this sumptuous, tastefully restored château is one of the most remarkable in the Uzège region. Today's elegant, romantic château was built on the site of an older one dating from the Renaissance. It belonged to the de Vaulx family from 1709 to 1875 and was partly destroyed during the French Revolution. In 1875, the last representative of the family, Egide d'André, sold the Château to Léonce Pascal. The current building is his work; he restored and enlarged it, giving it its recognisably slender appearance. Léonce Pascal was born in a commune near Uzès and made his fortune in Paris, working with the Boucicaut brothers, creators of Le Bon Marché. When Léonce Pascal died in 1923, the Château passed through several hands, and since 2014 the house has undergone major renovation work, including upgrading its slate-tiled towers, which were added in the 19th century, and lime rendering on the stone façade... It has also been completely restored inside and redecorated. It currently comprises a beautiful entrance hall - opposite the original wrought-iron gateway to the property - with two fine stone coffers in the ceiling serving as the central point for the star-shaped layout. To the left is the large living room with its monumental fireplace, opposite is the entrance to the professional kitchen, and to the right is a first gallery leading to a remarkable stone staircase, more than rare with its two flights of steps, and then to a lounge, also with a fireplace, with a double aspect. Opposite this lounge, a second entrance leads to the cypress tree-lined driveway at the end of which is the second, wider gate for vehicular access. This level also has amenities, cupboards and access to a lift (to be renovated), as well as access to various storerooms: cold rooms, laundry room, storage cupboards, etc. The first floor, which opens from the stairway onto a beautiful balcony with views, comprises, on the first wing, a monumental suite with its own shower room and wc (a former reception room with its French ceilings), another bedroom suite that communicates but has its own independent access from the corridor. Also in this wing is another suite with a beautiful fireplace and floor in incredible patinated terracotta (this room is a former smoking room) and another more modest suite. The second wing, accessible by lift, comprises a suite, a hallway and another suite (known as Madame's), which has retained its charming prayer oratory. The second wing comprises 10 suites with views, storage space, a linen room and access to the attic, which could be converted if required. The superb grounds include a beautiful rose garden in front of the château, numerous terraces, a lake winding from the large entrance gate along an old dovecote, a two-storey guest house (ground floor lounge and upstairs suite with independent access), a swimming pool area and pool house, as well as an outbuilding in the form of a luxurious, air-conditioned tent. In addition, there is a tennis court, a large garage, another house in need of restoration (caretaker's cottage or other), a preserved curiosity (one of the most charming old pavilions), a cottage on the garden level, housing a most charming suite and its panoramic terrace on the upper floor. This iconic location in the Uzès region is ‘out of time’ yet not isolated, in the centre of the village and close to all amenities. A jewel with an Italian flair, tastefully restored, it would be ideal for a large family, or for use as a guest house, artist's residence/foundation or hotel... Exclusive S T Y L E S file.