luxury real estate for sale Arpaillargues-et-Aureillac, France (page 14)

Situated between Nimes (10 mins) and Uzes (20 mins). A traditional country house at the heart of a diverse 21-acre estate dating back to the 14th century and updated in the 18th century. Built around a central courtyard, this impressive house presents 800 m² and a total of 12 bedrooms. The property consists of a mansion, three apartments and a caretaker's house. The estate includes a garden, woodland, horse facilities, rivers and agricultural meadows (approximately 75 ha). Numerous outbuildings and swimming pool.

Situated between Nimes (10 mins) and Uzes (20 mins). A traditional country house at the heart of a diverse 21-acre estate dating back to the 14th century and updated in the 18th century. Built around a central courtyard, this impressive house presents 800 m² and a total of 12 bedrooms. The property consists of a mansion, three apartments and a caretaker's house. The estate includes a garden, woodland, horse facilities, rivers and agricultural meadows (approximately 75 ha). Numerous outbuildings and swimming pool.

Less than five minutes on foot from the historic center of Uzès, this characterful residence hides behind its bourgeois facade a chic bohemian charm and gentle conviviality. Protected by a long gate and a first courtyard of 100 m2 offering easy parking for several vehicles, the house is revealed through the imposing front door. The ground floor is dedicated to a superb bright living space (80 m2) which is harmoniously distributed between open kitchen and reception rooms with fireplace, thus promoting great conviviality. The whole opens onto a beautiful terrace (40 m2) slightly overlooking the pretty garden, very sunny, and its swimming pool (10 x 4) lined with stone copings. A majestic central stone staircase leads to the upper floors. On the first level, we discover a magnificent en-suite bedroom with dressing room (32 m2), two other bedrooms (15 and 20 m2), a beautiful complete bathroom (10 m2), shower and bathtub, and separate toilet. The top floor includes two bedrooms (13 and 19.5 m2), one of which is a dormitory style and the other a suite version with its own bathroom. Finally, it reveals an exceptional 50 m2 terrace converted into a real living room, with the city of Uzès and its Duchy as a backdrop. Ideally located, this residence jealously protects all its charm and the soul that animates it...

Ideally located, pretty house in a busy village. Very close to Uzes, this old and typical village residence of around 110m2 has many advantages: in a quiet alley, on the hillside, it has a large bright living room, two comfortable bedrooms with vaulted bathrooms, a kitchen and numerous clearances; its third level is that of a very nice sized terrace with an extraordinary (and breathtaking) view of the countryside. Very welcoming, practical and exuding tranquility, this charming stone house, with its remarkable steps and exposed beamed ceilings, will attract the attention of a lover of Uzege. The village has a school, restaurants and shops and numerous associations give it a very lively life. A9 and Nimes TGV 15 minutes away, Uzes five minutes away! Agency fees payable by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website. Your advisor Corine George on 06.14.86.24.46 EI registered 351 342 191 at the RSAC of Nimes. Ref 2617

You will be seduced by this magnificent 16th century farmhouse, on the edge of a charming and quiet village, restored to the last detail and according to the rules of the art by master craftsmen. This quite remarkable property offers, in its authentic setting, a resolutely modern comfort. It features approximately 745m2 of living space on beautifully wooded land of 5,690m2, nuisance-free and bordered by a perfectly maintained, landscaped park with a 12 x 5 m swimming pool, pool house, summer kitchen and pétanque ground. A magnificent view over the very well preserved surrounding Uzès countryside extends from this park. Equally situated 30 minutes from Uzès and Nîmes, this respectable residence combines several buildings. Each one is independent, as the property is composed of a studio apartment, four spacious apartments, a caretaker's house and a vast 'common house' to which recent openings have brought a great deal of light, including a very large reception room (more than 80 m2), a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen with a storeroom, all of which opens onto the main courtyard on one side and onto a terrace and a garden planted with olive trees on the other. Each of the five living areas has its own kitchen and amenities. This property is ideal for hosting extended family and it would be very easy to create a hospitality business; the access to the apartments being independent. Garage for parking several cars, parking spaces, a well and general heating by a professional reversible heat pump complete this property. For lovers of old stones, a must-see! A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate. Ref. 2531

1893 old wine farm. After a seperation of the farm land (40 hectares), the farm was sold and transformed into multiple houses and rooms, in the beginning on the 1990s, with different types of use (seasonal rental, furnished rental, CFA (the pottery apprentice training centre ...). Today, the property is a tourist residence (4 star furnished tourist accomodation and events activity). 8 4 star certified gîtes, including 21 bedrooms to host 42 guests (30 people in seminar). 3 reception rooms and a massage and care treatment area. The other accomodations (not currently rented to customers), the total acomodation capacity is for 12 people, to partially furnish. There are 3 large barns that need tobe renovated, and a workshop. The buildings offer a total surface, below 1,152 sq.m and 1,661 sq.m of interior surface, floors included. The land offers 4,6 hectares, including 2,4 hectares of forest. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : 'www.georisques.gouv.fr

Historic mansion on the edge of the protected area of ??Uzès – Probably dating from the beginning or mid-19th century.It is accessed through a large electric gate or you enter a courtyard hidden from view (which can accommodate up to three vehicles).Here stands this magnificent residence on 4 levels.A magnificent double staircase leads you to the living space (living room, lounge, kitchen of almost 90m2) on the first level. From this level you access the garden.On almost 465m2, enclosed by stone walls and sheltered from view, the garden invites you to relax. A magnificent 9x4m swimming pool (salt, automated and heated) completes this haven of peace.On the second level there are two bedrooms (approximately 16m2 each), a toilet and a bathroom. A large master suite of almost 32m2 with dressing room and bathroom.On the third floor, a 17m2 bedroom as well as a fifth bedroom with toilet and shower room. To complete this level, a beautiful 50m2 covered terrace offering a view of the Duchy of Uzès.Finally, on the lower level, almost 80m2 can be converted (laundry room, two additional bedrooms, and why not a SPA)Heating is managed by a Dietrich town gas boiler, each room has reversible air conditioning.On the lower level, a large old vaulted tank still full of water offers you enough to water the garden and fill the swimming pool.Beautiful services for this charming Maison de Maître.

Spanning 350 hectares classified as a Natura 2000 zone, including 15 hectares of truffle fields, this exceptional estate, dating back to the 16th century and recently renovated with meticulous attention to detail, offers a unique opportunity to acquire a prestigious property imbued with charm and authenticity. Easily accessible by road or helicopter, this property strikes the perfect balance between seclusion and convenience. Comprising several stone buildings totaling approximately 940m² of living space, arranged around an inner courtyard adorned with a 12m x 6m marble swimming pool. This unique property, sold fully furnished and equipped, will appeal to nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking tranquility. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to own a true jewel of Provence. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and discover the captivating charm of this exceptional estate.

In the Gard department, on the edge of an exceptional forest just an hour from Avignon, Nîmes, the Cévennes Mountains and the Camargue, this village reveals all its charm. The locals live here so well that they've taken to saying: once you've been here, you'll always come back! Just a stone's throw from the Ardèche, this large village steeped in history is a lively hub of cultural and artistic events during the summer months. It offers all the basic amenities you need, as well as a host of leisure activities for nature lovers, hikers, water sports enthusiasts and those who just want to laze around. Charm and prestige are at the heart of an exceptional 5-hectare estate, enclosed by local stone walls and planted with centuries-old trees, on which stands an elegant 18th-century château with 400m² of living space. Ponds fed by an artesian well, a caretaker's cottage, a farm, outbuildings, and former silkworm nurseries covering 470m²... A magical place, steeped in history, ideally located just a stone's throw from all the shops and famous tourist sites on the wine route and 30 minutes from the motorway and rail networks. Set in land where vines and olive trees grow in a festival of intoxicating fragrances, this residence has the atmosphere of a family home, renovated in keeping with the original as intended by the builders of yesteryear, and enhanced by contemporary comforts. A metamorphosis into a splendid, comfortable house with generous, atypical spaces, whose architecture has retained the charm of the original materials and its warm style. Simplicity and authenticity are the order of the day, with terracotta beams and tiles. An atypical residence with a generous and original style, a rare and exceptional property that lends itself to a charming tourist accommodation project in a haven of serenity but is also suitable as a place for sharing that will be able to live at the pace of family life. Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. A property selected by Botella Real Estate (since 1989). Ref : 2619

In the Uzès area, this exceptional 19th-century manor house (1860) is flanked by magnificent relics of the past, including a silkworm farm and a water mill, all set in magnificent, wooded grounds. With three floors of 240 m² each, three of which have been renovated into apartments, the very large house, with its rich history, is full of treasures, giving this estate an atmosphere of charm and very strong character. Two small self-contained apartments are located on the ground floor; a monumental staircase leads to the first floor. This is where you'll find a vast apartment, with four bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bathrooms providing immediate comfort. A second staircase leads to an attic covering the entire house, under an imposing roof structure. In all, 960 m² of living space. The basements, which bear witness to the rich history of this place, are just as extraordinary. There are two vast areas of 474 m² that could be restored to create art or craft studios. Extraordinary grounds (over 5,500 m2) with many large trees, the river below and a good-sized garden in front of the enclosed house: nature within easy reach. Garage, workshop and Finnish sauna. In the old mill, there are two beautiful factory rooms to be developed, totalling 600 m², and the 300 m² silkworm nursery, whose roof needs to be redone. This manor house really has a lot going for it. Well-situated, very spacious, it has the obvious charm of the old and a first-rate setting. A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate (since 1989). Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. Your contact: Corine George (EI registered 351 342 191 with the RSAC of Nimes). Ph: 06.14.86.24.46 Looking forward to discussing your project. Ref 2479

In the immediate vicinity of the town of Uzès (three minutes by car), in a village renowned for its charm, its beautiful stonework and the natural surroundings, this contemporary house, built in 2021, is very bright and offers very attractive features. Its layout, which makes it very easy to live in, has been designed over two levels, giving it 115m2 of living space. On the ground floor, there is a 50 m2 living area with a magnificent, recently-installed, wood-burning stove, and a perfectly designed fitted kitchen at the far end, all opening out through large windows onto the 700 m2 garden, which is as well-tended as the house itself. There is also a master suite with dressing room and bathroom. Upstairs, two good-sized bedrooms with fitted wardrobes share a bathroom. The absolutely impeccable construction and finishes are in very good taste. Heating is via ducted air conditioning, and the water system is equipped with a softener. Terraces and a very attractive 7 x 3.5 metre saltwater swimming pool in a soft, well-tended colour scheme complete the facilities. A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate (since 1989). Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. We look forward to discussing your project! Ref 2627

You'll fall in love with this stone village house with swimming pool, located between Uzès and Bagnols sur Cèze in a village with shops within walking distance. It offers a single-storey living space opening onto the outside and the swimming pool bathed in sunlight. It consists on the ground floor of a large living room with high ceilings, a small cozy living room with wood stove, a kitchen, a bathroom with toilet and a pantry/laundry room. On the first floor, 1 large bedroom of 20 m2 with shower room and toilet and 2 bedrooms. Functional, very pleasant to live in. In addition, a large garage of 50 m2 and a technical room. Some finishing work is to be expected. An exclusivity selected by your UNA IMMOBILIER agency. Agency fees payable by the seller. Contact Julie on 0625805368. RCS: 43211572300020. Ref: 2422. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks.fr website .

Au cOEur d’Uzès, très bel immeuble restauré avec gout et passion, imaginez-vous entrant par une magnifique porte d'entrée au rez-de-chaussée, découvrant plusieurs caves, un garage et une terrasse. Montant au premier étage, vous explorerez un appartement de 79m2 avec une pièce de vie lumineuse, une chambre spacieuse, une cuisine équipée, une salle de bain et une terrasse. Une pièce de 20m2 offre même la possibilité d'aménager un studio. Puis, au deuxième étage, un duplex de 174m2 vous accueille avec une entrée élégante, deux chambres, un salon confortable, une cuisine/séjour généreuse et une salle d'eau. L'étage supérieur dévoile un séjour, une chambre, une cuisine, une salle d'eau et une terrasse couverte offrant une vue imprenable sur le duché d’Uzès. Les caractéristiques haut de gamme, comme les planchers chauffants, la chaudière à gaz, la pompe à chaleur et les menuiseries de qualité, soulignent le raffinement de cet espace. Avec un accès facile aux commerces et écoles, c'est une opportunité idéale pour investir, créer des chambres d'hôtes ou en faire une grande maison familiale.

The agency Marie MIRAMANT, specialized in character and luxury real estate offers near Uzès, in a beautiful wooded environment, a property of 1,150 m² with bucolic charm, consisting of several buildings, likely to accommodate multiple projects. Eight cottages, a private apartment and several reception rooms have been carefully decorated in a bohemian chic spirit. Three reception spaces and professional kitchen. Two other spaces, one of 200 m² and the other of 125 m² remain to renovate. Two swimming pools, one heated. The property is located on 4.5 hectares including 2.4 hectares of forest. A place to relax, enjoying a beautiful activity and allowing to immagine new projects.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on www.georisques.gouv.fr. This house is sold by our real estate agency in Avignon. PROPERTY REFERENCE FLORENT

A listed Renaissance chateau surrounding a wooded courtyard in the heart of a market town to the north of Uzès. Standing in the north-western part of the village, the chateau backs onto the town hall and the medieval wall that is still in place. Dating back to 1567, the edifice overlooks a courtyard and features two wings at right angles, facing south and east. The facades and the roof have been listed as French historic monuments since 1990. In the 20th century, the two Renaissance facades, then still in a state of disrepair, were extensively restored. They are adorned with decorative carvings whose scrolls contrast with the austerity of the remaining surrounding fortifications, including the base of a medieval keep dating back to the 12th century. Between the 13th and 14th centuries, the La Fare family built a fortified house at the foot of the keep, which was transformed into a residential chateau in the 15th century. Burnt down during the Wars of Religion, which were particularly devastating in these Huguenot lands, the house was rebuilt in its current form “jusque a la mesme aulteur que cy devant estoyt” (to the same height as before). At the time, the highly elaborate facades featured six cross windows framed by carvings in the form of Doric, Ionic and Corinthian pilasters. They have now been restored to their original noble appearance thanks to two restoration campaigns undertaken in the 20th century, which remain to be completed. Once again destroyed by fire in the 18th century, the south wing remained in ruins until the 1950s, when the building envelope was completely rebuilt. When the La Fare family decided to join the Court of Versailles a few years before the Revolution, the remaining part of the building passed into the hands of the neighbour, Scipio de Nicolaï, owner of the other chateau in the village. He precipitated the ruin of his new acquisition, not without a certain degree of gloating. It was the family of the current inhabitants who saved the La Fare chateau after acquiring it in 1919. From then on, the chateau was put to all sorts of uses, in turn housing the village brass band, catechism classes and later a wigmaker, who kept powder and curling irons on the premises. As a result of these varied uses, the interior has been fashioned in a way that is quite surprising compared to the appearance of its facades, creating a cheerful structural disorder.

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.

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.

Embalming the morning with the perfumes of fennel, melon and celery …wafting it towards the towns and villages built around Uzès, the first duchy of France. These scents seep through the park and olive groves of an exceptional property with 6692 m² of land planted with 450 shrubs at the edge of a popular neighbourhood, close to all the shops! It is here, at the end of small paved streets lined with dry stone walls that this modern construction was built and equipped with high technology features: peripheral thermal insulation, triple argon glazing for the external joineries, soundproof partitioning, acoustic doors, floor heating and cooling floor fed by inverter and reversible heat pump, thermodynamic water heater, water softener... offering a living space of 267 m² accessed through a tile-covered awning. The presentation is exceptional for the three bedrooms with private bathrooms and a large room that can accommodate one or two additional bedrooms spread over the east wing. The west wing can be connected and has a large living room of 66m² with a kitchen equipped with high quality appliances and furnished with a central island and a workbench made of black granite from Zimbawe, as well as two en suite bedrooms. For idle relaxation, a swimming pool of 36m ² with a depth of 130 cm covered with tiles and featuring 126 m² of surrounds. A bore equipped with a watering programmer allows the perfect irrigation of the plants. For the car parking, a parking area of 550m² is available, realized on 10 cm depth with road geotextile. In short, as you have now understood, nothing has been left to chance! This property is a concentration of the most recent innovative techniques in construction and ensures all the benefits of comfort and health to its occupants while limiting as much as possible the carbon impact on the environment by seeking to integrate it as respectfully as possible by a maximum use of natural and local resources, thus being less energy consuming and more ecological. The motorway and rail networks are easily and quickly reached via Avignon, Nîmes or Remoulins. The agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. A property selected by BOTELLA & Sons Real Estate. Réf : 2640

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

Situated in a small hamlet not far from Uzès, this charming stone house has been partially renovated. This property offers beautiful renovated spaces, with part of the ground floor still to be refurbished, potentially a very nice workshop communicating with the 60 m² garage. The first floor comprises a kitchen with a scullery, a lounge with a beautiful fireplace, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The second floor offers a large bedroom and a lovely terrace overlooking the garrigue. The property has a 600 m² garden on the opposite side of the road. Work to be carried out.