luxury houses for sale Languedoc Roussillon, France (page 77)

Village house near Vézénobres, of approximately 136 m2 situated on a plot of 310 m2, offering relatively rare features for this type of property: a large rooftop terrace of approximately 25 m2 with unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside, a Diffazur swimming pool, as well as a garage with parking possibilities in front of it. Located in a village just five minutes from amenities, the house also has a school and a bakery in the immediate vicinity. The interior offers comfortable living spaces and a functional layout with spacious and well-arranged rooms. The living room benefits from reversible air conditioning. The house comprises three bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms, as well as a separate bathroom. One of the bedrooms, located on the first floor, enjoys direct access to the rooftop terrace and its panoramic views. The property also includes three cellars and a pool equipment room. The property is clean and immediately habitable, although it may require some improvement or modernization work, particularly regarding some electrical elements and the heating system. The house is semi-detached on one side, without any particular nuisance.

The Casanova Agency offers you the ultimate refinement with this prestigious contemporary villa, designed by a renowned architect, located in the highly sought-after town of Saint-Gély-du-Fesc. This exceptional property spans 663 m² of land and offers a living area of 167 m², crafted with meticulous attention to finishes and high-end materials.Inside, you will discover four elegant bedrooms, including a master suite in a wholly dedicated upstairs area for parents, all bathed in natural light thanks to wide openings. The living spaces open onto superb terraces, ideal for enjoying the surrounding panoramic views. The villa also features a 6 x 3 meter swimming pool, perfect for relaxing in total privacy.Every detail of this house has been carefully thought out to provide comfort and luxury, with exceptional finishes and high-quality materials. Additionally, there is an independent garage/annex of 56m².The villa comes with ten-year warranties.Full file available on request and visit at 0652524806.More information and visits with Casanova Immobilier — a historical reference for character properties and high-end real estate in Montpellier and the South of France since 1979. Specialists in exceptional homes, hôtels particuliers, Haussmannian apartments, contemporary villas, wine estates, charming houses, as well as properties by the sea and in the countryside (Montpellier and its metropolitan area, Mediterranean coast, Pic Saint-Loup, Clermont-l'Hérault, Pézenas, Béziers, Sète and the Thau basin, Gard). Expert estimation, premium enhancement (photography, video, digital strategy) and human, confidential and tailor-made support. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of a 2700m² wooded park, beautiful maison de maître of approximately 200m² and a converted outbuilding of almost 110m². The property has retained all the charm and character of the past, with high ceilings, plaster mouldings, Catalan cement tiles and large windows. Ideally located, just 10 minutes by car from Perpignan and on foot from all amenities. The house opens on the ground floor onto a spacious entrance hall leading to a large living room with fireplace. This level also has a recent and fully equipped kitchen, an office and toilets. On the 1st floor a charming hall leads to two spacious suites (one bedroom of 18.6m² and another of over 19m²) with adjoining bathrooms as well as a bedroom of 16m². The 2nd floor offers two bedrooms (one with a dressing room and the other with a bathroom) as well as an attic room of almost 27m² with exposed beams. Attached to the house, an old workshop has been completely reinvented into a loft of more than 108m². Bathed in light thanks to the large bay windows overlooking the garden, this surprising loft with a quite modern and industrial look benefits from high ceilings, parquet floors, fully equipped modern kitchen, bathroom, toilet, suite and bedroom on the mezzanine. Outside, we appreciate the calm, the greenery, the terrace areas around the house, the shade provided by the vegetation and the pétanque court! A 10x3m swimming pool is under construction. The house is equipped with reversible air conditioning on the 1st and 2nd floor, and a large basement. A borehole allows you to maintain the exteriors.

An approximately 325-m² former presbytery awaiting renovation, with an inner courtyard, in the centre of Béziers, on an esplanade. The presbytery is at the very tip of the acropolis in Béziers, to the south of the old town, outside its walls, several hundred metres from the medieval ramparts. Remains of the Roman arenas can be seen very close by. The residence is opposite a large esplanade on which plane trees provide shade, in a dominant position with uninterrupted views of the lower parts of the city, the Orb Valley and the Pyrenees on the horizon. The façade of this three-storey building, standing next to the entrance to the church, is rendered and has four low-arched openings containing a door as well as three windows on the ground floor, all made of wood, five windows on the first floor and the same number on the second floor, on which they are smaller and can be found in rectangular openings. The panelled, painted, wooden door with a fanlight window is surrounded by a moulded door frame and is topped by an entablature with a central key stone, all of which are ribbed or sculpted. It can be reached by three stone steps and has a painted metal guard-rail on either side. All the windows on the top two storeys are fitted with white-painted wooden shutters, while those on the ground floor are protected by metal railings. Light streams into the edifice’s rooms thanks to its west-facing aspect and many windows. Lastly, as is customary in the region, the roof is made of half-round tiles, which is underlined by a denticulated cornice, echoed in more sober fashion by two belt courses on the lower levels.

A well-preserved, approximately 600-m² elegant manor house with an enclosed garden and outbuildings, in the Minervois sector, in the southwest of the Hérault area. The property can be found in urban environment and is made up of several buildings erected during the third quarter of the 19th century, by a family who made a significant fortune in vinegrowing, like other vineyard owners in the Minervois sector and near Béziers. The property is made up of a manor house, a perpendicular extension, a former superintendent’s lodgings and a hen coop, bordered by the garden to the east. The three-storey manor house is topped by a long-sloped and wide gabled roof made of half-round tiles. The frieze underlining the denticulated cornice on the facade overlooking the street is inspired by ancient rose-shaped bas-reliefs. This ashlar-built, west-facing elevation is perfectly symmetrical, with five vertical rows of openings arranged in an opulent neo-classical architectural style. On the contrary, the facade overlooking the garden is characterised by its stringent sobriety. The entrance door from the street, in the centre of the facade, is topped by a stone balcony. Its guard-rail made of balusters is echoed on the four windows either side of it on the first floor. The windows on the ground floor are fitted with metal louvred shutters, while the ones on the upper floors are fitted with wooden slatted blinds. The 20th-century extension is made up of a rectangular building on the garden side of the house. It includes a basement and a ground-floor topped by a roof terrace. Light streams into it through three windows and a French window, fitted with sash shutters. A circular pond can be found in the reasonably sized garden lying to the east of the manor house. A zinc-roofed aedicula previously housed an outside lavatory. Lastly, the former superintendent's lodgings located at the bottom of the garden is today a two-storey guests’ house, standing next to a wooden gate opening out onto a narrow street to the rear of the property.

40 minutes north of Béziers in Hérault, a vacation home in a hamlet by the water. The house, built of local stone over an area of approximately 160 m², forms a U shape and encompasses a communal courtyard that surrounds the three vaulted cellars of the dwelling. Access to the residence is from the main alley, which leads to the church. Anchored in the heart of the hamlet, the simple building, modified over successive periods since its construction in the 19th century, is raised over two floors above ground level and cellars. The majority of the windows are wooden with single glazing, except for the wooden sliding door with double glazing that leads to the tropézienne terrace, located on the upper level. The roof, bordered by a simple terracotta overhang and recently renovated, is made of canal tiles, typical of vernacular architecture. A monumental wisteria clings to the facades from the small courtyard and finishes its journey in a plume on the terrace of the second floor, which it crowns. If the ground floor typically contains a living room and a bedroom with a shower room and toilet, it is on the top level, under the roof, that the kitchen is found, along with the tropézienne and a sleeping room, while the first floor comprises two bedrooms and a bathroom.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A large, luxurious home, its guest house and its annexe buildings set in pleasant parklands in Narbonne, first daughter of Rome. Seen from above, the buildings are laid out in an L-shape. They include the main house, spanning approx. 280 m² with 8 bedrooms, an adjoining outbuilding, set out as an 80 m² guest house with 3 bedrooms, a garage and a shed. This property, just a stone’s throw from the centre of Narbonne, is kept out of sight of onlookers by approx. 4,630 m² of wooded parklands. These grounds shelter a large swimming pool, with a pool-house, and a vegetable garden. The main building spans up to four levels in the right-hand wing, giving it the appearance of a tower with a slate roof. The other buildings have tile roofs. In front of the facade, an age-old magnolia and cypress trees stand tall in Mediterranean-style parklands, enhanced with large, natural, versatile areas, bordered by immaculately trimmed hedges. An ornamental pool with aquatic plants, colonnades and Art Deco style ornaments embellish the garden. Tall entrance gates and a driveway leading from the main road are not currently used, the owners preferring to access the house via a side entrance in the parklands. Originally the holiday home of a wealthy merchant, this residence is now in the town, despite initially having been secluded, surrounded by vines and fields. Its impressive facade made it possible to conceal the wine storehouses at the back.

A renovated former silkworm farm, its wooded grounds and covered swimming pool, within the Cévennes National Park, in the south of the Lozère department. Just a couple of steps away from Florac’s downtown area and sheltered from view, the property, protected by a stone wall, extends over wooded grounds and is accessible via a gate, communicating with one of the village’s secondary roads, which leads to two buildings: the former silk farm and now the main dwelling, as well as an outbuilding that has been converted into a workshop. Between the two, a patio shaded by a trellis is an invitation to eat meals outside on nice days, whereas, further on and hidden behind the property’s first rows of trees, is a wooden chalet as well as a covered and heated swimming pool. In addition, at one end of the grounds, a second outbuilding was converted to accommodate visitors, while the property’s wide variety of trees and the breadth of its verdant foliage create, when strolling through the grounds, a succession of breath-taking and peaceful landscapes. Lastly, a second gate, located in the back of the property, makes it possible to park several vehicles without creating an eyesore for the dwelling’s inhabitants.

A 400-m² stately dwelling and its garden, 20 minutes north of Béziers in the centre of a village in the Hérault department. With approximately 400 m², the four-storey house, facing southeast, was built in the third quarter of the 19th century. Accessible via two separate entrances located on either side of the house, the front gate opens onto the house’s garden level from the street, where a staircase ascends to the patio and front door, while, the second entrance, giving onto a small back street behind the house, which winds its way around the village bell tower, provides direct access to the ground floor. As for the dwelling’s main façade, adorned in climbing, flowering plants, it is cadenced by four rectilinear windows and five sets of glass doors safeguarded by wooden shutters, which provide ample sunlight for its interior. In addition, a stone niche framed by pilasters and topped with an entablature contains a statue of Saint Joseph on the house’s top floor, whereas a set of glass doors and ten windows punctuate the house’s rear exterior. Coated in understated brown plaster, the house’s only decorative elements are its moulded window/door surrounds, windowsills and entablatures as well as a keystone above the front door, while its barrel tile gable roof is highlighted on either side by a cornice. Lastly, the house also comes with a garage, accessible from the main street and topped by a patio, which stands next to the former stables and outbuildings, today converted into a secluded, and partly covered, enclosed garden.

A former municipal tax collection office renovated into a village dwelling, between Mount Lozère and Mount Aigoual, in the Cévennes National Park. In the village, the former municipal tax collection office – which once housed the local school a century ago – has been entirely restored and converted into cosy guest accommodations. With approximately 170 m², the house stands out thanks to its high ceilings and rooms bathed in light, which provide 180° panoramic views of the surrounding Cévennes valleys that extend as far as the eye can see. Facing south, it marks the village’s southern border and is extended by a wooden patio that seems to float above the landscape. As for its renovations, they were able to conserve the soul of the premises, while still retaining its original materials and incorporating all modern comforts, such as a pellet furnace, fibre optic cable, a contemporary kitchen and bathrooms.

A former 19th-century food-producing estate turned into a vast family home, with enclosed, wooded grounds, truffle and olive groves and a swimming pool in Uzès. . A typical example of a farmhouse from the end of the 18th century, probably built under the Directoire or First Empire period, and whose owners very quickly decided that it absolutely had to be much more than just a farmhouse. Throughout the 19th century, alterations were carried out until the main buildings became a noble-looking architectural ensemble, just a few strides away from the National Stud. In the 20th century, transformations and extensions continued to make it more adapted to family life, resulting in a group of several outbuildings, all of which complemented each other intelligently. Today, the estate, which includes a truffle and olive grove, is home to a vast, aristocratic-style family home, “La Roseraie”, which has been converted into a comfortable holiday home with bedrooms and suites, and outbuildings that can all be lived in. A boxwood labyrinth, a common feature of 19th-century Provencal gardens, once greeted visitors in the south garden before being razed by a previous owner. It is now ready for a new lease of life. The farmhouse has also preserved a ”pouzarenque”, a fully restored bucket wheel, a rare sight in Uzège, where these waterwheels have disappeared with the motorization of water pumps. The original entrance, which opened directly onto the grounds from the road leading to the national stud farm, was completely enclosed by dry stone walls, but has been replaced by a new gate and a slightly more northerly entrance to free up the grounds. The entrance is now a driveway lined with olive trees.

Between Montpellier and Nîmes, a former agricultural estate of 7 hectares, with a 17th-century farmhouse, a master house, outbuildings, and a 19th-century wine cellar. Less than 1 km from Quissac, the 7-hectare estate extends to the east and west, on either side of four buildings grouped together in a private hamlet: a wine cellar, a large farm known as 'le grand mas', a dovecote, and the winemaker's house. Access to the property is via the road that serves the former agricultural courtyard. The master house, which is reached through the countryside, is located opposite this departmental road, facing the vineyards and woods. Strongly testifying, through the articulation of its elements, to a past viticultural activity, the property has evidently undergone several destinies. An artisanal silk production activity may have preceded viticulture, before land fragmentation put a stop to it. Other uses followed – thus the former wine cellar has today been transformed into workshops and reception rooms. On the foothills of the Cévennes, the construction of the buildings, often austere, obeys only the laws that labor and rural habitation could dictate over time. The construction periods vary from one element to another and essentially oscillate between the beginning and the end of the 19th century, with architectural interventions also aimed at unifying the whole in the 20th and 21st centuries. The master house, built at the end of the 19th century, has rather curiously adopted the model of the local silk farms, modest and largely open to the south. The wine cellar, built at the same time, was renovated after the roof of the central part collapsed. The 'grand mas', which was undoubtedly a rural dwelling with its few vaulted low rooms, provides a clear example of construction carried out on earlier remains, likely from the late 17th century or early 18th century. The dovecote, made of red bricks, built on the roof of outbuildings used for housing, dates from the early 20th century and is surrounded by a series of small adjoining houses currently serving as rental accommodations. The whole, whose appeal is enhanced by the preservation of the natural environment from various damages, offers an interesting testimony to the daily life of Cévennes viticulture. Its contemporary rehabilitation, unfinished in places, has granted it a certain homogeneity.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A wine-grower’s house from the 19th century, in the Vaunage plain to the south of Nîmes. The property, which is a short walk from the village centre, boasts a long stone wall at its southernmost reaches, at the centre of which stands a gentle green coloured metal gate framed by two imposing limestone pillars. Behind this wall lies a dense screen of vegetation, made up of Mediterranean trees and shrubs, that partially hides an impressive wine-grower’s house situated in the middle of a 2,500-m² plot of land. The two-storey, rectangular building possesses an outbuilding, divided into two parts, to the east. The first part, which borders the street to the south, still houses old wine vats. The second part, adjacent to the northern wall, remains in an untouched condition. The building’s façades are not uniform and mix sections made of exposed light-yellow stone with parts built with rubble stone rendered with limewash or cement. The window and door openings are rectangular and some of the frames are made of ashlar. The recently renovated roof is made of half-round tiles. The main building has a gable roof while the outbuilding has a single sloped roof. Both have a double or triple Génoise corbel. Lastly, the western part of the property is occupied by a garden that is fully enclosed by remarkably well-preserved stone walls. It plays host to a well and a stone outbuilding that has been converted into an outdoor dining area. The lush and diverse greenery provides an oasis of cool, which is especially well appreciated during the summer.

A winegrower's townhouse with terrace, swimming pool and enclosed garden between Béziers and Montpellier in the Hérault hinterland . The property includes a small wooded plot with a rear garden of approx. 250 m², enclosed by walls providing shelter from the outside world. The sober, south-facing facade, dating from the early 20th century, is enlivened by small bricks set into the entablature at the top, crowning the openings or framing the entrance and the adjacent garage door. As was customary at the time, a fluted frieze and ceramic tiles brighten up the underside of the two-row cornice of shortened tiles. The walls are rendered in a light colour and topped by a fibre cement roofing sheet clad with monk-and-nun tiles. An elaborate wrought iron balcony links the two French windows on the upper floor. Typical of the French 'Troisième République' style, this two-storey building houses the daytime living and night-time areas on the upper level with a floor area of around 190 m². The ground floor contains a 126 m² garage, which is directly accessed from the street that runs alongside the property. At the back of the house, a flight of steps leads up from a gate to the garden, connecting the terrace to a raised, half-covered swimming pool on the upper level. A number of annexes, either attached to or separate from the house, complete the dwelling, including former stables and a shelter.

A traditional 19th century Gard farmhouse and vast farm outbuildings, 20 minutes from Nîmes . On the north-east side of a rectangular plot of more than 3 000 m², enclosed by stone walls and fences, there stands a vast old building with a strong rural character. The buildings are laid out in a U-shape, closed on three sides, typical of traditional southern farmhouses. This architectural arrangement, designed to provide protection from the prevailing winds and offer a private, yet functional space, is reminiscent of the farmhouses that once dotted the Gard countryside. The property is entered from the west via a wide carriage entrance flanked by former stone stables. The entrance marks the threshold to a quiet, enclosed world, far removed from any hustle and bustle. Behind the discreet entrance there is a vast, light-filled central courtyard, bordered by the three wings of the house. The walls, made of local stone and rubble with a patina finish, reveal the building's age – probably before the 19th century. Most of the windows are straight; some of them are wide and high, with pointed or basket-handle arches on the garden level. They are surrounded with ashlar. The roofs are covered with canal tiles on double-sloped wooden frames and bordered by a double cornice. They feature recesses that testify to the successive extensions and changes to the building complex over the generations. The courtyard, enhanced by the recent addition of a swimming pool, highlights the former productive function of the site while showing its transformation into an elegant living space. In the wings, which were once attics or agricultural outbuildings, a few windows let in light and mean that they can be used for other purposes. Facing due south, the main building, which captures the warmth and light of the Mediterranean, provides wide views over the interior of the property through its many windows.

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Discover this beautiful residence of approximately 310 m² in Grau dAgde, combining comfort, elegance, and spaciousness in a unique setting. Upon entering, a generous and bright hall leads you to the main living area. The ground floor houses an independent master suite, comprising a spacious bedroom, a dressing room, and a private bathroom. On the left wing, two additional bedrooms, a functional laundry room, and a bathroom complete the sleeping quarters. The hall opens onto a glass-enclosed veranda leading to a large, double-height living room of 80 m², a welcoming and refined space that opens onto the swimming pool and terraces with retractable shutters. The modern and practical kitchen includes a spacious pantry and opens onto a pleasant terrace, ideal for enjoying breakfast in peace and quiet. Upstairs, two bedrooms each have their own bathroom, ensuring privacy and comfort for the occupants. The basement offers a spacious double garage, a workshop, storage space, and a wellness area equipped with a gym, sauna, shower room, and wine cellar a perfect place for relaxation and wine enjoyment. Set on 2,000 m² of land, this property guarantees serenity and a high quality of life.

A characterful dwelling with a 700m² landscaped garden, nestled in the heart of a village in south-west France’s Aude department. The property dates back to the 17th century. It lies in the centre of the quaint village. From the narrow street that runs alongside it, you can admire the house’s stone facade coated with rendering and you can pick out its three levels and five evenly spaced bays. This facade was redesigned in the 18th century. It faces east and is plain in style, punctuated with arched windows set in ashlar surrounds and fitted with painted wooden shutters. A double-row génoise cornice underlines a gabled roof of barrel tiles. On the other side of the dwelling, the west side, a 700m² landscaped garden offers a remarkable view of the beautiful surroundings. The house has kept all its original features, including the floors, which, on the ground floor, are adorned with cement tiles that vary in shape and colour from room to room, adding an elegant touch of creativity to a home with fine ornamentation. Upstairs, the floors are covered with original square terracotta tiles. A workshop and garage adjoin the home, offering handy annexes. And a little house with a first floor lies higher up in the garden and needs to be entirely renovated.

Located in a prime location in Villeneuve-lès-Maguelonne, this contemporary 166 sq m (1,790 sq ft) villa offers generous living spaces and exceptional comfort, all set on approximately 400 sq m (4,300 sq ft) of land. The ground floor features a spacious, light-filled double living room and a separate kitchen, conveniently complemented by a pantry/laundry room. This living area opens onto a large terrace overlooking a landscaped garden, complete with a jacuzzi perfect for relaxing and socializing. Upstairs, the villa offers three bright bedrooms sharing a large bathroom, as well as a master suite with its own shower room and dressing room. An outbuilding, a garage, and parking spaces complete this property. Finally, the house is equipped with photovoltaic panels, generating approximately 2,400 per year a significant economic benefit.

Discover this magnificent 287 m² chalet nestled in the heart of Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via, offering panoramic views of the surrounding majestic mountains. Built on two levels, this exceptional property benefits from a south-facing orientation, flooding every space with natural light and creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.Outside, a 320 m² garden awaits you for outdoor relaxation, complemented by a spacious terrace and a balcony, perfect for enjoying sunny days. Built in 2000 and recently renovated, this home elegantly combines the charm of noble materials such as wood and slate.Inside, the spacious living room, featuring a wood fireplace, opens onto a sunny terrace, ideal for convivial moments. The modern and functional kitchen, open to the living area, facilitates interaction during family meals. A furnished mezzanine offers a reading and relaxation space. This property includes four generous bedrooms, two of which are master suites, ensuring comfort and privacy for everyone.For leisure activities, a game room equipped with billiards and a ping-pong table, as well as a sauna and a 6-person jacuzzi, add a dimension of luxury and well-being to this cozy retreat. The house also has several bathrooms, separate toilets, a dressing area, integrated storage, a laundry room, a cellar, and practical annex spaces for daily use.Located in a family-friendly neighborhood, this property is close to schools, simplifying daily life for families. The surrounding green spaces offer beautiful opportunities for walks and outdoor relaxation.Technical features- Surface: 287 m²- Number of rooms: 8- Number of bedrooms: 4- Number of bathrooms: 4- Year of construction: 2000- Garden area: 320 m²- Number of parking spaces: 3- DPE: B- Heating: heat pumpLegal mentions:The elements presented in this advertisement are provided for informational purposes and require further verification. For official information concerning the property's exposure to risks and servitudes, refer to Géorisques via the portal www.georisques.gouv.fr. Contractual and technical documents (plans, diagnostics, certificates) can be requested from the appointed professional for consultation and verification. Additional information regarding the cadastre, sanitation, accessibility, work history, taxation, maintenance modalities, and possible guarantees is available upon request.For any questions, contact Zefir at 07 57 91 70 93.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Exclusive A wonderful restored wine makers home in the pretty village of Azillanet. Large light filled interiors with high ceilings give out to grand terraces and the landscaped garden with swimming pool. This home offers a flexible interior with three bedrooms on the first floor and a self contained apartment with 2 bedrooms on the top floor which also flows perfectly as one large home with two kitchens. The living areas are vast and offer views of the garden and surrounding countryside through the large picture windows that are a huge feature of this property. There is also an internal access garage. A perfect mix of tradition and contemporary living. Absolutely rare !! Performance energetic and full diagnostics being prepared. Agency fees paid by the vendeur.

Située dans la prestigieuse commune de Saint-Gély-du-Fesc, à seulement cinq minutes de Montpellier, des hôpitaux et des commodités, cette villa contemporaine de 250 m², complétée par un garage de 80 m², s’étend sur une parcelle de 1 150 m². Nichée dans un environnement très calme, elle offre une vue panoramique imprenable sur la nature environnante, idéale pour ceux en quête de sérénité et de confort. Exposition Sud-Ouest. Conçue en 2022 avec des matériaux luxueux de la marque Porcelanosa, cette propriété incarne l’excellence. Le rez-de-chaussée s’ouvre sur un spacieux séjour baigné de lumière naturelle, agrémenté d’une cheminée au gaz au design contemporain. La cuisine ouverte, réalisée sur mesure par Schmidt, allie esthétisme et fonctionnalité, répondant aux exigences des plus exigeants. Une suite parentale avec salle d’eau, une buanderie et un WC visiteurs complètent cet espace de vie raffiné. À l’étage, le soin apporté aux finitions se retrouve dans chaque détail. Une master room somptueuse avec grand dressing et salle d’eau privative s’ajoute à trois chambres lumineuses, accompagnées d’une salle de bains et de deux WC. Les garde-corps en verre et les baies vitrées à galandage confèrent une sensation d’espace et de modernité, tout en offrant une vue dégagée sur l’extérieur. En sous-sol, un cinéma professionnel neuf d’exception, offrant des prestations de très haute qualité. L’ensemble de la villa est équipée de domotique avancée permettant de contrôler l’éclairage, les volets roulants et le système de sécurité par caméras. Le confort est assuré en toutes saisons grâce à un système de climatisation gainable avec Airzone, ainsi qu’un plancher chauffant et rafraîchissant. Adoucisseur d'eau et fibre internet intallés. À l’extérieur, le jardin paysager révèle un véritable écrin méditerranéen. La piscine à débordement, habillée de pierre de Bali, et le jacuzzi invitent à la détente, tandis que les bananiers et les essences méditerranéennes apportent une touche d’exotisme. L’éclairage extérieur soigné met en valeur les façades de la villa à la nuit tombée, créant une atmosphère chaleureuse et élégante. Côté pratique, le garage peut accueillir deux véhicules, tandis que quatre places de stationnement supplémentaires sont disponibles à l’extérieur. Cette villa, alliant modernité, luxe et technologie, constitue une opportunité rare pour ceux qui recherchent un cadre de vie exceptionnel, entre nature et proximité urbaine. Obtenez le dossier complet et davantage de renseignements auprès de votre agent dédié, Alexandre VOLANTE (Agent Commercial - R.S.A.C n° 819 481 086 Montpellier).

En exclusivité Casanova Immobilier, propriété de caractère développant environ 800 m² de surfaces utiles dont 420 m² habitables, implantée sur un terrain ouvert et clos de plus de 6 hectares, sans aucun voisinage direct, à proximité immédiate de la Tour Carbonière. L’ensemble totalise 11 chambres réparties entre la maison principale, un appartement indépendant, deux gîtes et une chambre indépendante, dans un environnement totalement dégagé, sans vis-à-vis. Située à 5 minutes de Aigues-Mortes et de Saint-Laurent-d'Aigouze, à 10 minutes des plages, de Port Camargue et du Grau-du-Roi, à 15 minutes de La Grande-Motte et environ 30 minutes de Montpellier, la propriété bénéficie d’un emplacement stratégique entre mer, nature et commodités. Le secteur permet un accès rapide aux plages, aux marinas, aux remparts d’Aigues-Mortes, aux restaurants ainsi qu’aux activités camarguaises (équitation, vélo, marais, étangs). La maison principale s’organise avec une entrée directe sur la cuisine et un séjour de 65 m². Elle comprend 4 chambres, une salle de bains équipée Porcelanosa, ainsi que plusieurs espaces annexes. Les combles d’environ 55 m² avec 3 mètres de hauteur sous plafond sont aménageables. Dans le prolongement, un appartement indépendant avec entrée dédiée développe un séjour de 20 m², une cuisine, un bureau et 3 chambres à l’étage, permettant un usage totalement autonome. La partie exploitation se compose de deux gîtes distincts et d’une chambre indépendante. Le premier gîte en duplex propose un séjour avec cuisine de 39 m² et 2 chambres. Le second gîte comprend une cuisine, 2 chambres et une salle d’eau. Une chambre indépendante avec salle d’eau, aménagée dans l’ancien caveau à vin, complète l’ensemble avec un caractère atypique. Un logement indépendant d’environ 80 m² est actuellement loué en bail meublé pour 950 € par mois hors charges. Les extérieurs s’articulent autour d’une cuisine d’été couverte de 32 m² face à la piscine (au chlore, anciennement au sel, avec revêtement refait), d’un carport deux places et d’un hangar d’environ 260 m². Le terrain, anciennement exploité (cultures et élevage de chevaux), offre un potentiel important. Un potentiel d’évolution particulièrement intéressant existe sur environ 170 m² de surface actuellement exploitable, permettant une reconfiguration simple en grands volumes. Cette emprise peut être repensée selon les projets pour créer de vastes suites, un espace de réception ou un lieu de vie à forte hauteur sous plafond. La configuration permet soit la création de deux niveaux distincts, soit un volume unique avec belle hauteur, offrant une réelle valeur ajoutée à l’ensemble. Ces possibilités d’aménagement sont facilement envisageables et pourront être précisées selon le projet. Prestations : portail automatique, fibre, eau de ville et BRL, arrosage goutte-à-goutte, fosse septique, chauffage au fuel entretenu, double vitrage, volets bois, climatisation réversible partielle. Électricité et plomberie datant de la rénovation. Ensemble rare par son foncier, son absence totale de voisinage et sa proximité immédiate du littoral, permettant un usage mixte entre résidence, activité d’accueil, projet agricole ou équestre. Obtenez le dossier complet et davantage de renseignements auprès de votre agent dédié, Alexandre VOLANTE (Agent Commercial - R.S.A.C n° 819 481 086 Montpellier). Contact direct au 06 41 34 67 77

An exceptional estate dating from 1740 with large stone farm house and two cottages set in an idyllic location with no near neighbours but very close to commerce and restaurants. The original farmhouse forms a U shape around a central entrance courtyard which is framed by established trees. The main home has a large entrance, superb great hall, spacious living spaces with exposed beams ceilings all of which open through french doors to the terrace or courtyard. The main home offers many character features such as the large stone fireplaces and exposed stone with the addition of modern comforts such as underfloor heating to the entire home. The Great Hall is the jewel of this property and has been used and is referred to by the owners as 'the concert hall'. Over the past decades it has hosted many musical invents for the local community, friends and family. It has wonderful acoustics and often the sound of baroque music is being enjoyed within. It has also hosted large christmas gatherings with the open fire roaring and a 4 metre high christmas tree taking centre stage. The generous living is complimented by a spacious principal bedroom and ensuite, another bedroom with ensuite and two further bedrooms which share a jack and jill bathroom. The main home offers around 520m2 of liveable space and the two separate guest cottages with their own independent entrances offer another 160m2 of space. There is also around 300m2 of barn ( could be developed further ) and garage space. For equestrian lovers the house also has a stables with 4 separate boxes and two separate entrances. These stables are on the ground level of the house and offer a cool retreat for animals in the heat of summer.

Special investor - a 130 m2 villa on a quiet 800 m2 plot, easy access to the city center due to its location and very close public transport access.5 themed studios, including 3 with kitchens.Rental income in the first year of approximately 40,000 euros, but with development potential.This description has been automatically translated from French.