Luxury houses for sale Bouillargues, France (page 18)

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Located in a charming and peaceful village just 15 minutes from Uzès, this late 18th century village house offers approximately 400 m² of living area. It presents 6 bedrooms, beautiful living spaces, lovely views and pleasant outdoor spaces. Facilities include a swimming pool, a pool house and a cellar.

CEZE VALLEY: Near GOUDARGUES: Character property surrounded by nearly 12 hectares of vines (AOC Côtes du Rhône), olive trees and woods with an unobstructed view of the hilly landscape of scrubland and vineyards. Consisting of 2 adjoining buildings, this property, recently and carefully renovated, combines noble and contemporary materials. Its huge and bright living room open to the fitted kitchen and a large lounge/office space (possibility of a bedroom), its large master suite with dressing room and balneotherapy bathroom + shower, its 4 other bedrooms including 2 guest bedrooms and a total of 5 bathrooms and shower rooms make it an exceptional property. Its multiple exposures overlook several beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces and a swimming pool / pool house area allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of the place. Great tourist potential: Cèze Valley, Ardèche Gorges, Cévennes National Park and Sea at around 1h15. A7 motorway 30 minutes away, Marseille airport 1 hour 30 minutes. Winery approved HVE (High Environmental Value). Fees charged to the seller Average energy prices indexed on 01/01/2021 (subscription included). Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 2020? and 2,800? per year. COMPTOIR IMMOBILIER DE FRANCE - Bruno CAMPOREALE - 06 67 97 52 76 - EI Sales agent RSAC No 879 820 249 - City of the registry: NIMES - More information on www.cif-immo.com (ref. 15346) COMPTOIR IMMOBILIER DE FRANCE - Plus d'informations sur cif-immo.com - « Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr »

Outskirts of Uzès: Large charming property P13 with swimming pool, jacuzzi and a gîte/bed and breakfast activity. The property offers a large courtyard of approximately 400 m2 with heated swimming pool (8x4m), a jacuzzi and a spacious barn (140 m2) with development potential. The main house is divided into the guest part which includes on the ground floor: Entrance hall, office, professional kitchen, reception room with vaulted stone fireplace (35 m2) On the first floor: 1st apartment with kitchen and bathroom bathroom and terrace, 2nd apartment with kitchen and bathroom On the second floor: 3rd apartment with kitchen / living room with mezzanine with bed, bathroom, bedroom with shower room. The private part includes on the ground floor: living room with fireplace, dining room, fully equipped kitchen. On the first floor: bedroom with dressing room (possibility of bathroom), bathroom, bedroom, terrace On the second floor: attic (45 m2) with possibility of development On the other side of the courtyard is another guest house which includes on the ground floor: relaxation room with jacuzzi, bathroom with WC and shower. On the first floor: 4th apartment with living room / kitchen, bedroom, bathroom On the second floor: bedroom, bathroom with WC. Operation in bed and breakfast activity in progress, very good profitability. No work needed. Possibility of selling furnished. Huge tourist attractions: Village with all amenities 35 minutes from Nîmes TGV station and 50 minutes from Avignon. Nîmes Airport (35 minutes), Montpellier (1 hour), Sea 1 hour. Cévennes Gardoises or Ardéchoises 45 minutes away. Fees charged to the seller COMPTOIR IMMOBILIER DE FRANCE - Bruno CAMPOREALE - 06 67 97 52 76 - EI RSAC commercial agent No 879 820 249 - City of registry: NIMES - More information on www.cif-immo.com (ref. 15817) COMPTOIR IMMOBILIER DE FRANCE - Plus d'informations sur cif-immo.com - « Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr »

Located around 14 km from Uzès, this property is perfect for those who love nature, on over one hectare of land with trees, in a quiet area with no nuisances. The main house is around 326 sq.m, composed of an open plan kitchen, fully equipped with high end equipment, a bright dining area benefits with a view on the surrounding nature, with access to a large terrace. A spacious lounge heated with a wood stove and mezzanine, a cellar, four large bright bedrooms and two bathrooms. A nice bright room overlooks the nature (possibility to connect it to the lounge). On the garden level is an independant studio. The land benfits from a nice swimming pool, overlooking the garden. At the back of the property is a house with two apartments with private terraces, and a workshop area. Perfect for a big family or profesional purposes. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: 'www.georisques.gouv.fr

In the center of Uzès, a small stone built home composed of 2 apartments. One benefits from an equipped kitchen and a balcony in the bedroom. The second apartment s composed of a living room with an equipped kitchen, a bedroom with its mezzanie. The whole is in good condition. *Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Located in beautiful surroundings on the outskirts of the village, this house presents around 200 sq.m. Probably dating back to the 18th century, the main entrance to the house is via a charming southeast-facing terrace on the first floor. There are living rooms and a bedroom on the same level. Upstairs, you will find two additional bedrooms and a large home office. Additional facilities include a garage, a cellar, a store room and a boiler room. The grounds feature two gardens adorned with trees and flowers.

A 17th century farmhouse in the heart of the Gard Garrigues, a precious testimony to centuries of pastoral life. The various buildings, with their thick limestone walls, are part of a series of edifices that were erected starting in the 17th century. They surround a courtyard, a space which links and protects the different farm activities. Called a 'barn' in the 18th century, this agricultural building consisted of a single structure to the north and an elevation at right angles to the east. Today, only four massive stone pillars remain, distributed around the courtyard. The development of the other two wings still standing today had to wait until the 19th century, when the cultivation of mulberry trees - of which fine specimens remain in the park - developed. At that time, silkworm breeding was at its peak, until a devastating epidemic, pepper disease, ravaged most of the farms in the Gard. The architectural style of the eastern wing presents all the typical characteristics of a silkworm farm: a long, narrow and tall building, two storeys high, with small regular openings and a gable roof, with a chimney for the ventilation and heating necessary for the growth of the 'Magnans” (greedy silkworms). The second wing on the western side was built for the staff who were required to live on the premises. The windows, which are larger in size, receive generous sunlight from the west. From the windows facing the sunset, the view encompasses the surrounding garrigue shrublands as well as the flock of sheep from the neighbouring village that regularly graze nearby. To the north, the building has remained in its original state with, on the lower level, solid cross vaults which sheltered the animals under the hayloft above. The courtyard facades are entirely lime-rendered and those visible from the outside - with the exception of the east wing - show bonded rubble limestone. The gable roofs are clad with monk-and-nun tiles.

Mandate N°Id-PDF139825 : House approximately 400 m2 including 15 room(s) - 8 bed-rooms - Site : 700 m2, Sight : Garden. Built in 1900 - Equipement annex : Garden, double vitrage, and Air conditioning réversible - chauffage : electrique - More information is avaible upon request...

Come and discover the bucolic charm of an old authentic farmhouse lying in a small hamlet in the Cèze river valley, north of the city of Uzès. Renovated with expertise in a refined, but simple fashion – quite timeless. The feeling of calm and serenity it breathes is irresistable in the golden light of Provencal afternoons… – its old honey-coloured stone walls combined with waxed concrete floors, – oak beams with rough hewn wooden elements, – its open fireplace, with reversible underfloor heating via a heat pump… In keeping with the tradition of old homes, life takes place on the first floor. A beautiful 86 m2 open-plan living space featuring the kitchen, opening onto the terrace and summer dining room, the dining room and then the lounge area with its fireplace, with 4 m high wood clad ceilings. Simple but refined… 5 lovely bedrooms, each with their bathroom. In addition to the main house, the former farm outbuildings, of 240m2 of useful space, are renewed to their best advantage: the 72m2 barn, with its high ceilings in rough wood, is a dream come true for artists in need of more space… Or families looking for a reception room for special occasions. The former 50m2 wine cellar now houses the summer lounge, adjacent to the swimming pool, ideal for summer afternoons in the cool… The original swimming pool of 8 x 4 m is built with traditional stone surrounds in the style of an old irrigation bassin. The garden, recently planted around the old mature trees, leaves space for youngsters to play and has a course of petanque for those that wish ! Well in use for watering pool, vegetable garden, bowls. Carport, automatic gate. More information on request.

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With approx. 440 sqm of liveable floorspace and standing in over 3 hectares of landscaped parkland, this large farmhouse is a true gem. Situated in the municipality of Saint-Jean-du-Gard, it occupies a commanding position but is in immediate proximity to all the amenities of this iconic little town of the Cévennes National Park. Once an old farmhouse with a curious history, it has been turned into a majestic and comfortable home by dint of a significant renovation. The grounds have been completely restructured over the years, with drystone terraces built to accommodate an olive grove, kitchen garden, walkways and a spot set aside for majestic trees. The grounds are supplied with water (mains or borehole) and electricity throughout. A footpath allows direct access to the village. By the house, there is an attractive circa 90 sqm chestnut drying-house for friends or potentially for letting out. The main house presents several living areas on the ground floor, while a generously sized lounge on the first floor looks out through a glass wall over the pool area. Six bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms will accommodate family and friends. Several outbuildings, including a big semi-covered summer kitchen with barbecue and bread oven, will be just the ticket on those long convivial evenings, while the 6x6 m (approx.) swimming pool will provide the cooling-off point for them. A garage, a sauna/hammam area, a secure workshop, a granary, an office and a space to store equipment or vehicles (4) round off this unique property. This property has been selected by our Uzès estate agency. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Located in a dominant position, offering one of the most beautiful panoramic views in the region, less than 10 minutes from Uzès, in a privileged environment. Winding through a 4.7-hectare estate including an olive grove with over 180 olive trees, a truffle plantation in production, an orchard and a superbly landscaped garden, this superb property complex comprises a main house of around 260 m² followed by a guest house and its outbuildings. The 260m² single-storey house, in perfect harmony with its unspoilt natural surroundings, is clad in dry stone, giving the property an undeniable elegance. Backing onto the tower, the shaded terrace with its unrivalled views is the centerpiece of this enchanting setting. The generously proportioned house comprises a 63m² living room with stone fireplace, a second, cosier living room opening onto a covered patio and pleasant fish pond, and a fully equipped kitchen opening onto a 25m² space. Served by a beautiful staircase, the tower houses a room offering a 360° view of the surrounding countryside. The master suite opening onto the terrace is set apart from the four guest bedrooms. The garden features a swimming pool lined with a wooden deck for relaxing. The hidden guest house benefits from this unique atmosphere. A garage, nice workshop in the tower, and multiple outbuildings complete this majestic property. *Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

20 minutes from Uzès in a very quiet hamlet of one of the most beautiful villages in Gard, charming stone house on land of 214 m2. On the first floor, a large, fully equipped kitchen has been fitted out under a beautiful vault, a shower room and WC complete this level. On the second floor, a very bright living room with wood stove opening onto the terrace and the courtyard. On the third floor, two bedrooms with lovely views of the village and shower room-WC. A beautiful courtyard surrounded by stone walls, sheltered from view, could accommodate a pond near the fig tree and two large cellars. An ideal place to recharge your batteries... For more information or visit, contact Laurence, SWIXIM International Uzès at 0607351943 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website http://www.georisks.gouv.fr

EXCLUSIVE! Located a few steps from the famous Place aux Herbes, this superb property is set on a 4600m² plot of land, entirely enclosed by stone walls, offering a breathtaking view. Architect's villa with resolutely contemporary lines in an In/Out spirit. With a surface area of approximately 300m², it benefits from generous volumes, largely open onto the garden. Vast living room with fully equipped kitchen, a lounge extended by a terrace, 4 suites, an office, an artist's studio. The garden has a swimming pool, a jacuzzi and a fish pond fed by a spring. An old mazet remains to be fitted out.

In the French department of Gard, the listed Carthusian monastery of Valbonne and its growing estate founded in 1204. Taking up a small, 43 ha valley which constitutes its forest and vineyard, the Carthusian monastery of Valbonne is a vast property complex, the buildings of which are essentially grouped around 2 courtyards and 2 cloisters in accordance with their original purpose. Founded in 1203 but partially rebuilt and redesigned in the 17th century following the damage caused by the French Wars of Religion, modified and completed in line with its successive uses, the appearance of the monastery nevertheless still resembles its original contours. It was classified as a French historic monument in 1959 and 1974. Although its initial vocation as a place of worship and spirituality is now over, the farm estate has, however, been developed predominantly as a vineyard. At the same time, it is open to the general public for visits and is also part of a hotel and catering activity. History The occupation of what was until then a small, anonymous valley in the heart of a dense forest over one thousand years old began in the 11th century with the construction of a convent for Benedictine nuns. Our-Lady-of-Bondilhon, built in a forest and isolated, became unsafe and was abandoned at the end of the 12th century, having been occupied by the nuns for two centuries. The Bishop of Uzès of the time, Guilhem-de-Vénéjan, worrying about the Cathar heresy spreading amongst the estates belonging to the Count of Toulouse, appealed to the order of Carthusian monks and gave them permission to construct a new monastery in place of the deserted convent. The Order’s 41st house was thus founded on 10 February 1204. Having reclaimed and cleared the land, ten or so monks set up home there. This marshy valley, made fertile through the Carthusian monks’ work, then became “vallis bona” or Valbonne. Conflicts with the neighbouring priory of Saint-Pierre-de-Saint-Saturnin-du-Port in a first instance, followed by looting during the One Hundred Years War and, above all, devastation caused by the Wars of Religion did not spare the new Carthusian monastery. In 1585, it was destroyed, looted and burnt. Monks, sent from the head monastery, began rebuilding it as of 1593. The reconstruction of the Great Cloister and the Entrance Gateway was also started at this time. A new church was then built between 1770 and 1780. The French Revolution in 1789 put an end to the expansion of this community of Carthusian monks. The last father left Valbonne on 1 October 1790. Having become national property and deconsecrated as well as looted once again, Valbonne’s Carthusian monastery then fell into ruin. On 28 January 1836, Carthusian monks bought back the monastery. Restored and completed with new buildings, a community of monks following the Rule of Saint Bruno lived there until 1901. The abandoned building was once again bought at auction in 1926 by Pastor-Philadelphe-Delord who then founded a protestant association for helping victims of tropical diseases there; the ASVMT still owns the monastery.

In the countryside 10 minutes from Uzès and 5 minutes from shops, this beautiful bright villa of 183 m2 was built in 2008 favoring natural materials free of pollutants: wood, hemp, cyclopean foundations with ventilation... Entirely on one level (without any internal steps), it is arranged around a large living room with cathedral ceiling, opening onto a covered terrace then onto the south-facing garden. This room extends on the one hand towards the kitchen and its pantry, and on the other hand towards a cozy TV lounge with insert fireplace. The central artery of the house, a corridor serves three bedrooms, 2 of which have access to the garden, and one with a private bathroom. A second shower room, a dressing room and 2 toilets complete the private space. Mezzanines in the living room and bedrooms provide additional storage space. With an independent entrance (but communicating from the inside), an office for liberal professionals includes a waiting room, toilets, a professional room of 21 m2, a storage room and an attic. The 1100 m2 wooded garden has a garden shed and an above-ground swimming pool.

On the edge of the village, and on 1330M2 in a dominant position with a sublime view of the green valley of the Céze and its perched villages, contemporary villa (2020) with neat finishes: 4 bedrooms including 2 suites, a bright 95m2 living room with brick partition windows opening on 2 sides: A 100m2 terrace overlooking the vines on the one hand and the swimming pool area on the other (7x3 stone Bali, heated) and its beautifully constructed garden planted with centuries-old olive trees. A relaxation room with a 7-seater Jacuzzi overlooks this space and communicates directly with the master suite. Heating by ducted air conditioning, wood stove, alarm, video surveillance, Bose equipment? Independent garage 30m2. For any information or visit, contact Laurence at 06.07.35.19.43

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An 18th century village house and its patio in the midst of a biosphere reserve between Avignon and Nîmes. Built around 1750 in the shade of the southern wing of the impressive parish church, on the very site that was once the priest’s garden, this house is now in the historic centre of a quiet Occitan village, with about 1,000 inhabitants. Enclosed by sufficient lush vegetation to temper the stone surroundings of the village centre, this house spans two levels, topped with attic space which could be converted. It has two different entrances: one on the south side, isolated by its own patio off a little-used pedestrian street; and the other, with a semi-circular arch, opening east on to a no-through side road that leads to the church. The southern facade overlooking the patio was constructed from a harmonious mixture of shellstone and an ochre-coloured stone from Vers quarries, the very same that were used by the Romans for the construction of the neighbouring Pont-du-Gard; its facing reflects regular, plain, rectangular stone laid with staggered pointing. The shellstone on the northern facade, which borders the church, is bonded in a more rustic manner and covered with a yellow ochre-coloured rendering. The shady patio is planted with miscellaneous local, fragrant species such as jasmine, honeysuckle and saritea. As the hours pass, light and shade fight over the changing colours of this small area, once a modest courtyard and now a little, lush village garden, its plants pleasantly climbing the four walls protecting the house.