luxury real estate for sale Orthoux-Sérignac-Quilhan, France

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Here is the rare opportunity to become the exclusive owner of a noble part of this magnificent 18th century chateau, offering more than 590 m2 of living space. Located in a very quiet area, close to all amenities, the estate is nestled in a natural environment of exceptional beauty. This wing of the chateau is embellished with an elegant campanile and a magnificent dovecote. An outbuilding of approximately 60 m2 further completes the property and offers a very charming annex living space. After admiring the castle's superb gate, a true masterpiece of ironwork from the Louis XVI period, we discover the incredible charm of the property's interior courtyard, adorned with lush vegetation bringing freshness and serenity to the place. Inside, you will be seduced by an extremely warm atmosphere, large and elegant living rooms, high ceilings and an independent kitchen equipped in the spirit and respect of the old residence. The historical identity is preserved with several style fireplaces and an elegant staircase giving access to the different levels of the castle. On the first floor, a charming terrace offers a breathtaking view of the garden and the campanile. This exceptional property includes many large and beautiful bedrooms and bathrooms as well as two large convertible attics, opening wide the field of possibilities. The property is completed by property common to the few owners, i.e. 20 hectares of land including an olive grove, a furnished outbuilding, a magnificent outdoor relaxation area with a 25 mx 6 m swimming pool, etc. This property is ideal for main accommodation or exceptional secondary school in a place steeped in history. Don't miss this unique opportunity to acquire a rare and timeless property, located near Nîmes, and to live the life of a castellan. Complete file on request. ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2017: between EUR2,808 Information on the risks to which this property is exhibited are available on the Géorisques website: www. georisques.gouv.fr Contact: Claudine 06 22 17 01 66

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.

The Orfèvre real estate agency presents to you, in a pleasant and sought-after area of Quissac, this charming family home set on a magnificent plot of over 1200 m², offering a green living environment and numerous development possibilities. Raised over two levels, the house consists on the ground floor of an entrance, a large kitchen, a living room, a bedroom with a dressing room, a bathroom, an independent WC, as well as a laundry room. All rooms have direct access to the outside and open onto various terraces, allowing you to fully enjoy the garden and the natural surroundings. Upstairs, you will find two very beautiful bedrooms with generous volumes, one of which has a water area with a WC. Outside, the vast 1,200 m² plot is a real asset. Fully buildable, it offers multiple possibilities for development and evolution according to your projects. A house full of potential, ideal for a family seeking space, peace, and nature while remaining close to the amenities of Quissac. For more information, contact Léa Poitrenaud, your sales agent at 06.58.88.64.49, registered with the RSAC of the Nîmes Commercial Court under number 829 256 841 (5.26% fees including VAT payable by the buyer.) Léa POITRENAUD (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 829256841 - Nîmes.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ideally located in Quissac, between Nîmes and Montpellier, this exceptional former wine estate comprises over 3,000 m² of largely renovated buildings set on 7 hectares of land amidst unspoiled natural surroundings. The complex, originally built in the 19th century, includes: - A manor house offering approximately 750 m² of living space with impressive proportions spread over three levels. It features four reception rooms, two kitchens, eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, a partially converted attic, a full basement with cellars and a 100 m² garage, and an 8x4m swimming pool. Custom-made double-glazed aluminum windows and the roof were fully renovated in 2017. - A former wine cellar (chai) spanning 1,000 m² with a ridge height of over 10 meters; its structure and roof were renovated in 2016. It offers limitless interior conversion possibilities (for professional or personal use) and retains several original wine vats. - A central stone building of approximately 1,000 m² (ground floor plus one upper level) featuring a 90 m² indoor pool area, several reception rooms, a large library with an adjoining bedroom and shower room, a 33 m² duplex, a 52 m² triplex, and several additional rooms on the upper floor awaiting conversion. - A secondary house featuring a dovecote and adjoining apartments, offering approximately 300 m² of living space. Outside, the idyllic grounds cover more than 7 hectares, including 1.5 hectares of orchards (olive trees, pomegranate trees, etc.) and 1 hectare of vineyards, offering remarkable views of the estate and the surrounding countryside. This is a truly exceptional property with incomparable potential, offering the scope to realize a wide range of projects—whether for multi-generational living, professional use, events, or association activities. Full information package and viewings: Benjamin GAUTIER +33669O32792

Located in a beautiful village between Quissac and Sauve, this magnificent 17th-century building, a former silkworm farm, sits at the heart of a charming walled garden. The residence, spanning over 250 square meters, has undergone a recent, highly successful, and remarkably original renovation. The masterful combination of centuries-old stone and bold contemporary design makes a striking impression from the moment you enter. The home offers exceptionally spacious rooms, captivating views, and surprising livability. The ground floor is entirely dedicated to conviviality and authenticity. A large reception room of over 30 square meters, complete with a summer kitchen, opens directly onto the garden and courtyard. Adjoining it is a sumptuous vaulted covered terrace of approximately 60 square meters, a true haven of coolness by the pool for long summer days. The upper floor reveals a cathedral-ceilinged living room of over 75 square meters, bathed in absolute light thanks to its numerous skylights. This grand space, enhanced by exposed period beams and a soaring ceiling height, conceals an architectural marvel: a partially glazed floor of rare elegance. This transparent floor creates a unique and striking visual dialogue with the level below, offering a dramatic perspective and an unparalleled sense of space. Overlooking this airy volume, a beautiful mezzanine area provides a touch of intimacy, ideal for a suspended reading room or a prestigious office. Adjacent to the living room, one finds a bright and inviting contemporary kitchen with a pantry. This level also houses a first bedroom and its en-suite bathroom. The top floor offers two further beautiful bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. Outside, an intimate courtyard/interior garden features a free-form swimming pool bordered by a magnificent wooden deck. To complete this exceptional property, a superb 75 sq m stone outbuilding offers remarkable potential for conversion (guest house, bed and breakfast, art studio, or professional office). This is a rare gem combining grand spaces, historical charm, and contemporary design. Come and discover this unique property! ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: A Contact: Claudine 33 6 22 17 01 66

GARD 17th century PROPERTY 20 HA Are you looking for a jewel of French heritage? We offer you a majestic residence dating from the 17th century and offering an incomparable setting near the charming town of Quissac. After passing through a superb and monumental entrance gate, a true architectural masterpiece is revealed! This exceptional property, with an area of ​​almost 600 m², will appeal to lovers of history and character. As soon as you enter, you will be impressed by the vast living space, the majestic ceilings and the floors paved with large authentic stones, a symbol of elegance and prestige. A central stone staircase leads to large bedrooms with their period fireplaces and bathed in natural light which offer a generous and comfortable space to rest. The park, a “priest’s garden” type, with its lush vegetation, is a true haven of peace where it is good to recharge your batteries in complete tranquility. The turret with its graceful 18th century wrought iron campanile and its period bell add a touch of character and charm to this exceptional residence, while the dovecote bears witness to the region's rich rural past. In addition, a beautiful house of more than 60 m², built in stones, on one level and completely independent with a large private garden, offers the possibility of welcoming your guests in complete privacy or of creating additional space according to your needs. Beautiful and large outbuildings are part of this beautiful ensemble. A few meters away, a semi-shaded leisure area offers a beautiful swimming pool dedicated to your relaxation. Around 20 hectares of land with a beautiful olive grove surround this extensive property. Its location is ideal, just 2 km from amenities and a beautiful village, 30 minutes from Nîmes and 45 minutes from Montpellier.

Just a stone's throw from Quissac lies a timeless haven, a place where old-world charm meets modern comfort. This former presbytery, spanning over 200 square meters and elegantly restored, is nestled peacefully on the heights of a charming little village. The property is accessed through a beautiful entrance, its elegance immediately hinting at the unique character of the home. Upon entering, the space opens onto a magnificent suite of rooms spanning more than 60 square meters. Here, the living room, dining room, and kitchen flow together in perfect harmony, bathed in light and warmed by a superb fireplace, promising cozy winter evenings. The stone walls whisper tales of bygone eras, while modern comforts blend seamlessly into the space. Upstairs, a second living room/library of approximately 20 square meters awaits. Enhanced by another fireplace, this level offers a pleasant and serene atmosphere, perfect for reading. Four comfortable bedrooms, including a suite with a dressing room and private bathroom, as well as another bathroom, complete this level. Outside, beneath the majestic silhouette of a listed, two-hundred-year-old umbrella pine, the ambiance is cozy and inviting, enhanced by the presence of beautiful Mediterranean plants (almond, jujube, etc.). Nestled within this verdant setting, the 6x4m swimming pool promises moments of shared refreshment, away from prying eyes. The property benefits from a closed garage and several parking spaces on an adjacent private plot containing the ruins of a castle. This is a rare retreat, ideal for entertaining, just 2 km from amenities, where the elegance of the past meets the comfort of today. ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2025 energy prices: between EUR3,700 and EUR5,100. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Contact: Claudine 33 6 22 17 01 66

À quelques minutes de Quissac, entre les Cévennes et Montpellier, cette remarquable demeure de caractère prend place au sein d'un ancien château fort du XIVe siècle, transformé au fil des siècles en résidence de prestige. L'ensemble proposé développe environ 580 m² habitables, complétés par un gîte indépendant de 63 m², deux garages, de nombreuses pièces annexes et bénéficie de la jouissance privative d'un jardin d'environ 1 300 m². La propriété est intégrée à une copropriété historique de six propriétaires représentant un domaine privé de 20 hectares composé de bois, d'une oliveraie d'environ 200 oliviers, d'une piscine de 26 mètres entièrement rénovée en 2025 et de nombreux espaces communs parfaitement entretenus. La demeure séduit immédiatement par son authenticité. Les sols en pierre et en tomettes, les très belles hauteurs sous plafond, la cheminée monumentale en noyer, les portes anciennes, les volumes généreux et les nombreux éléments d'époque témoignent du riche passé des lieux. Le château fut notamment acquis au XVIIIe siècle par Monsieur Rivet, industriel ayant fait fortune dans le savon de Marseille, après avoir occupé une position stratégique de contrôle des routes de la région. Les espaces de réception offrent près de 90 m² de salons, auxquels s'ajoute une vaste cuisine familiale de plus de 25 m², idéale pour recevoir. La circulation est fluide entre les différentes pièces, offrant un cadre de vie chaleureux aussi bien en résidence principale qu'en résidence secondaire de caractère. La partie nuit comprend aujourd'hui sept chambres, plusieurs salles de bains, un bureau, un atelier pouvant devenir une chambre supplémentaire ainsi que plusieurs pièces encore à aménager au deuxième étage, représentant un véritable potentiel d'agrandissement ou de réorganisation selon les besoins. La tour historique conserve encore le mécanisme d'origine permettant autrefois d'actionner le campanile daté de 1779. Le gîte indépendant du XVIIIe siècle, entièrement rénové vers 2012, est vendu entièrement meublé et équipé. Il développe environ 63 m² avec deux chambres, un séjour avec cuisine, un dressing et bénéficie d'un chauffe-eau solaire installé en 2011. Les deux vasques en pierre de Bourgogne ainsi que la cuisine récente apportent une réelle qualité de prestations. Ce logement génère traditionnellement un revenu locatif saisonnier compris entre 600 et 700 € par semaine. Les dépendances comprennent un premier garage d'environ 85 m², anciennement utilisé pour les chevaux avec ses mangeoires d'origine, ainsi qu'un second garage d'environ 43 m². Un pigeonnier ancien complète les extérieurs. Les parties communes offrent un cadre exceptionnel. La piscine de 26 mètres, entièrement reconstruite avec bassin, filtration, pompes, régulation automatique du pH et équipements neufs, constitue un véritable espace de détente privatif réparti entre les copropriétaires selon un usage défini en assemblée générale. Le domaine bénéficie également d'une importante citerne historique d'environ 600 m³, alimentée par les eaux de pluie, ainsi que d'une oliveraie produisant environ 300 kg d'olives Picholine chaque année. Sur le plan technique, les menuiseries bois en double vitrage ont été remplacées en grande partie vers 2020. Le chauffage est assuré par des radiateurs électriques complétés par un poêle à bois. Le chauffe-eau date d'environ sept ans. La fibre optique est installée. La fosse septique privative de 7 m³ est conforme et dessert également l'ancienne maison de gardien appartenant à la copropriété. La toiture a été entièrement reprise en 1984, sans isolation. Quelques fenêtres restent à remplacer et une remise à niveau de l'installation électrique du deuxième étage pourra être envisagée selon les projets du futur acquéreur. Le domaine est occupé majoritairement par des résidences secondaires, garantissant un environnement particulièrement calme tout au long de l'année. Les charges de copropriété représentent environ 3 000 € par an pour ce lot et couvrent notamment l'entretien du parc, de la piscine, l'eau, l'électricité des parties communes, l'assurance de la copropriété et le jardinage. La taxe foncière privative s'élève à environ 3 400 € par an. Cette propriété de prestige séduira les amateurs de patrimoine recherchant une demeure historique, un investissement patrimonial, une maison familiale ou une résidence de caractère offrant charme de l'ancien, volumes remarquables, environnement privilégié et prestations rares à proximité de Quissac, Nîmes et Montpellier. 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.

Superb and spacious 12th-century bastide, facing due south, fully renovated between 2000 and 2011 respecting the historical character and original materials of the building (Kitchen: stone vaults; Hall, living room, and dining room: smooth vaults), located in a quiet setting in a small village, approximately 45 km north of Montpellier, in the heart of the Gard region, enjoying the Provençal atmosphere, exemplified by numerous hills covered with vineyards and garrigue. Adjoining property: rear section of the building. The property benefits from oil-fired central heating and complete privacy thanks to its high, period stone wall, which protects the grounds. These grounds feature mature trees of various species surrounding the swimming pool area. The pool is covered by an electric floating cover and equipped with a salt filtration system. The grounds comprise two adjoining plots: the plot belonging to the presbytery, measuring approximately 483m2, and the adjacent plot, approximately 520m2, where the village castle formerly stood. The total living area is 202.43m2, plus 52.64m2 of outbuildings. Thanks to the thick walls, the building stays cool, even in summer. The building is connected to mains drainage. It has a 32m2 garage with direct access. For further information and to arrange a visit, please contact Serge Van Doorne at 0769277594

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Just 30 minutes from Nîmes and 40 minutes from Uzès, come and discover this superb character estate, nestled in the heart of a village. It consists of a manor house offering a spacious 78 m² open-plan living room and kitchen, along with five bedrooms overlooking a beautifully landscaped plot and a swimming pool. A lovely terrace invites you to relax in a charming setting. The property also includes a large 100 m² hall converted into a dance floor, perfect for hosting events. At the rear, two charming stone houses complete the ensemble — ideal for welcoming family and friends or for developing a rental activity. A carefully landscaped central garden harmoniously connects the three living areas. This is the perfect place for a large family home or a charming hospitality project. This property has been carefully selected by our agency Janssens Immobilier in Uzès. Thanks to our exclusive partnership with Knight Frank, a global leader in luxury real estate, Janssens Immobilier offers each property exceptional international visibility. This alliance strengthens our local expertise with the power of a network present in more than 50 countries. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr In accordance with current regulations, the EPC surface area of this property is calculated based on a standardised measurement of the living space. This measurement may differ from the total surface area measured accurately by our sales teams.

In the heart of a preserved natural environment, between Uzès, Nîmes and Vézénobres, this remarkable stone property offers an exceptional living environment where authenticity, elegance and development potential come together perfectly. This true haven of peace extends over more than 4,685 m2 of land, part of which is buildable, with the possibility of acquiring additional land. The complex offers nearly 500 m2 of living space, divided between a main house, two independent cottages and several reception areas. The fully renovated manor house offers approximately 300 m2 of living space. Its spaciousness, authentic character, and amenities provide remarkable comfort while retaining the charm of period homes. On the ground floor, a magnificent 130 m2 room opens the way to numerous projects. Two superb stone cottages (103 m2 and 92 m2) complete the property. Each has its own private terrace in a warm and peaceful atmosphere. Outside, the wooded park invites you to stroll and relax in the shade of the trees. The 12 x 6 meter swimming pool and summer kitchen naturally become the heart of the property, perfect for precious moments shared with family and friends. An old sheepfold completes the property and still offers great potential for development. A rare property on the market, ideal for developing a tourist accommodation project, organizing events or simply enjoying a unique living environment in the heart of the Gard. An inspiring place where the art of living meets the timeless charm of stone. For further information, contact Sandra NAVARRO 06 36 18 75 71 - SWIXIM International Agency in Vézénobres. 'Our brand is open to inter-agency collaboration subject to the introduction of a qualified client.' Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Sommières — PBI COLLECTION® Selection There are places that can only be truly appreciated from a height. In the heart of the Vaunage region, in the Gard, between the Camargue and the Cévennes, halfway between Nîmes and Montpellier, lies a town built of pale stone. Dominated by its medieval castle and Roman bridge, Sommières has preserved a listed heritage of rare elegance from centuries past. It is from this breathtaking vantage point, which traces the town’s history through its iconic buildings, that the ‘Blanc Méridien®’ property, presented by PIERRES-BLANCHES®, reveals itself. THE ROOTS As you wind through the narrow streets, the arcaded square is home to the market. The cafés spill out onto the pavement; people mingle and stroll. Relaxed and invigorating. May we always find luxury in the simplicity of the ever-changing world. THE SCALE OF THE LANDSCAPE Spanning over 13,000 m², the park unfolds amidst Mediterranean flora. In this unspoilt Languedoc landscape, the vegetation creates a timeless perspective. THE GEOMETRY OF VOLUMES This architectural work is based on a compositional approach centred on the preservation of the existing natural environment. Its design emphasises horizontality and permeability between the built environment and the natural surroundings, so that architecture and landscape become canvases, criss-crossed by patterns of light that blend the plant forms with the built lines. The architectural design is based on the juxtaposition and interweaving of orthogonal volumes with sharp edges. A main building, rising over two storeys, acts as a visual focal point and breaks up the linearity of the whole. A modern aesthetic prevails; the roof terraces, edged with parapets, cut through the volumes with a clean line against the azure sky. THE ART OF HOSPITALITY From the very threshold, this 280 m² property extends its vanishing lines towards the horizon, dictated by a transparency that dissolves the boundary between the home and the panorama. The 100 m² reception area flows like a sentence unbroken by any punctuation. It unfolds as a single continuous space, with the living room, dining room and kitchen brought together beneath a ceiling framed by a graphic band. An intangible boundary that outlines the space with a jet-black line. Light serves as the raw material; it streams through the windows recessed into the partitions, erasing the threshold, whilst the architecture frames the landscape like a jewel. The garden, set at the very heart of the room, displays the full spectrum of its elements. THE BARK OF DREAMS The private areas feature two generously sized master suites, measuring 44 m² and 21 m² respectively, each with en-suite bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes. In the extension housing the larger suite, the terrace offers a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside – a true invitation to contemplation and a change of scenery. Three junior bedrooms and a bathroom complete the layout. The upper floor is home to the master suite, measuring 42 m², which is extended by a dressing room. Adjacent to this, the hammam, designed with high-end finishes, forms the centrepiece of the wellness area, guaranteeing absolute comfort and relaxation. THE MERIDIANS OF THE SITE The outdoor spaces facilitate the transition between the property and the grounds through successive levels that define distinct areas of use. Beyond this, Mediterranean vegetation lines the vista and weaves an organic link with the building, filtering the daylight. The 9-metre-long infinity pool serves as a key element in the spatial layout. The vanishing point blends into the distance, and the reflective water surface mirrors the architecture, bringing the sky into the scene. ELEMENTS OF COMFORT Sommières — A 75 m² garage accommodates several vehicles, and a second ground-level entrance makes daily life easier. The historic town centre is three kilometres away. The property offers a respite, nestled between the tranquillity of the wide open horizons, the cultural and sporting activities of the surrounding area, and the region’s fine dining. Well-proportioned spaces, carefully controlled light, and a constant dialogue with the landscape and the materials. From the freehand sketch to the final stone laid, the same high standards of rigour and precision are maintained. PIERRES-BLANCHES® Private viewing by appointment +33 (0)4 67 70 07 87 Julie Pauille +33 (0)7 78 88 36 41 Consultant and Sales Agent, RSAC Nîmes 922 908 389 © PIERRES-BLANCHES®, 2026. All rights reserved.

SAUVE – A CHARACTER PROPERTY BY THE WATERThere are properties that are described by their surface area, the number of rooms, or their amenities. And then there are those that you simply want to discover. In Sauve, at the gates of the Cévennes, this property is one of those. You must pass under the arches, look at the stone, raise your eyes to the old timbers, take the stairs and passages that connect the different spaces to understand that this place has been shaped over the centuries. Its oldest parts are attributed to the 11th century, while much of the building dates back to the 18th century. Then comes the exterior. Terraces, gardens, stone walls, a majestic two-hundred-year-old linden tree… and below, the river that borders the property. The swimming pool itself is part of the estate's history: its coping stones are taken from an ancient basin attributed to the early 18th century. But La Magnanerie is not just a beautiful residence. The main building currently houses a large private home and four independent apartments rented year-round. A second building contains a 130 m² independent gîte, with a large shaded terrace. Family residence, guest property, tourist project, or heritage investment, this property mainly offers that rare thing: the possibility of imagining multiple lives in one place! Contact Stéphane ROCHER at 06.13.61.25.19. Independent real estate advisor of eXp France registered with the Montpellier R.S.A.C under number 878 735 893. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website www.georisques.gouv.fr. Fees payable by the seller. Energy class B, Climate class A Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use: between €5735.00 and €7759.00 for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (subscriptions included). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr. Your eXp Realty advisor: Stephane ROCHER Commercial agent (Sole proprietorship) RSAC 878 735 893 R.S.A.C. Montpellier RCP GAN: 222778670006This description has been automatically translated from French.

This unique property stands out for its authenticity, tranquility and enchanting leafy setting. Generous living spaces, separate kitchen, four bedrooms, veranda. Additional features include swimming pool and pool house, arts and crafts studio, garage, borehole, cellar and several outbuildings.

Nestled in the heart of Sauve, an iconic medieval village where time seems to stand still, lies a rare gem. This 279 sq m village house, spread over three levels, offers a unique lifestyle where old-world elegance meets modern comfort, just steps from restaurants and artisan shops. The true jewel of this home is undoubtedly its 30 sq m terrace. A veritable private belvedere, it offers a spectacular and soothing view of the Vidourle springs. An incredible and privileged location for breakfasts in the sun or dinners under the stars, to the gentle murmur of the water. From the entrance, a bright staircase gracefully leads to the different floors, revealing a rare spaciousness for a village house. A magnificent, recently renovated 34 sq m kitchen, both spacious and inviting, opens directly onto the terrace, creating a seamless flow between indoors and outdoors. The double living room with fireplaces and the adjoining dining room together form a 53 sq m space. Terracotta floor tiles, moldings, and large windows lend this area a warm and refined atmosphere. The sleeping quarters: The house boasts five large, characterful bedrooms, each complemented by a bathroom, offering complete privacy for every member of the family or your guests. Upstairs, a second terrace provides another vantage point overlooking the water and the surrounding countryside. Because luxury also lies in everyday comfort, this remarkable property offers exceptional features for the historic center: a garage for one vehicle and vast cellars of over 90 sq m, ideal for wine enthusiasts or for additional storage. This house is more than just an address; it's an invitation to savor the gentle pace of life in the Gard region, in a setting steeped in history. A charming, bright, and spacious home, just waiting for you. ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2026 energy prices: between EUR4,650 and EUR6,340. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Contact: Claudine 06-22-17-01-66

16th-Century Provencal Farmhouse Near Sauve - 440 m2 - 7 Bedrooms - Heated Pool - Elevator - Cévennes ViewIn a village near Sauve, in the heart of Gard and between Nîmes, Montpellier, Alès, and Uzès, this 16th-century stone farmhouse offers approximately 440 m2 of living space. With its 7 bedrooms, living room of about 80 m2, heated pool, elevator serving part of the house, and unobstructed views of the Cévennes, this property is suitable for a large family home, a second residence in the south of France, or a guesthouse business.The house has preserved the character of an old farmhouse: stone walls, exposed beams, generous openings, and volumes adapted for large family gatherings. The renovation provides the necessary comfort for regular use or for hosting travelers.The living room of about 80 m2 is one of the highlights of the property. Its dimensions allow for the creation of several reception areas and for a large family to gather without losing individual comfort. The openings naturally extend life to the terraces, garden, and pool.The equipped kitchen complements this living space. Its size makes it easy to prepare meals for a large table, an important factor for a family holiday home as well as for a guesthouse project.The property has 7 bedrooms distributed throughout various areas of the house. This layout enables multiple generations to stay together while maintaining their privacy. Several suites have their own water space.An elevator serves part of the house, particularly providing access to the suites. This is a rare feature in an old farmhouse. It makes life easier for those with reduced mobility and seniors, as well as for a family wishing to keep this property long-term. For a guesthouse project, this facility is also a strong selling point for French or international clientele concerned about accessibility.The property is particularly well-suited to be a family holiday home. Parents, children, grandchildren, and friends can be accommodated in separate areas, then come together in the large living room, around the pool, or on the terraces.Outside, the heated pool extends the season and allows for greater enjoyment of the climate in southern France. The terraces and landscaped areas provide different places to have lunch, relax, or entertain.The view of the Cévennes gives a true identity to the place. From various parts of the property, one can gaze upon a landscape of countryside, vineyards, and Cévennes reliefs.An outbuilding completes the property and allows for various uses: independent accommodation, hosting space, office, workshop, or addition to a tourist business.The potential for a guesthouse should also be noted. The 7 bedrooms, spacious common areas, heated pool, elevator, outbuilding, and location among various tourist destinations in Gard allow for a welcoming activity without detracting from the family use of the property.PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS- Renovated 16th-century stone farmhouse.- Approximately 440 m2 of living space.- 7 bedrooms.- Living room of approximately 80 m2.- Heated pool.- Elevator serving part of the house and providing access to the suites.- Interesting configuration for seniors and those with reduced mobility.- Outbuilding.- Terraces and outdoor areas.- Unobstructed view of the Cévennes.- Private parking.- House suitable for large families and intergenerational gatherings.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

ASPERES - WINE ESTATE – FARM BUILDINGS - POTENTIAL LUXURY GUEST ROOMS - WEDDINGS - EVENTS - 60 HECTARES - 13 ROOMS - 875 m² - €3,900,000 Just a short distance from Sommières, in the heart of the Gard wine region, this estate of nearly 60 hectares represents a rare opportunity for a professional looking to acquire a combined land, agricultural, and real estate holding offering multiple development possibilities. Set in a preserved environment between Nîmes, Montpellier, and the Mediterranean, the property brings together on a single site: vineyards, farmland, olive trees, clementine trees, a truffle ground, cereal crops, flour production, water resources, buildings, and various living and reception spaces. A particularly interesting ensemble for a winegrower, farmer, investor, wine-tourism operator, events professional, or anyone pursuing a heritage and tourism project. A LAND AND AGRICULTURAL ASSET WITH MULTIPLE RESOURCES The property benefits from a particularly diverse agricultural environment. Alongside the vineyard, several productions and crops today contribute to the estate's identity: vines olive trees clementine trees a truffle ground cereal crops flour production natural and agricultural land This diversity opens the door to a development strategy built around several types of production and, depending on the project chosen, to strengthening the terroir's value and the estate's commercial identity. The presence of water and existing equipment is also a major asset for the farming operation, in a Mediterranean region where this resource carries particular value. REAL ESTATE ASSETS TO DEVELOP With around 875 m² of built surface area, the estate has several living spaces, buildings, and areas that could support different projects. The current layout notably allows for consideration of, subject to the necessary authorizations and studies: continuing or expanding the wine-growing activity a wine-tourism project an agritourism activity boutique-style accommodation creating an event venue hosting private or professional events a mixed project combining farming, accommodation, and tourism heritage development of the various buildings and living spaces The estate's real interest lies precisely in this complementarity between land, agriculture, housing, and tourism potential. A GENUINE WINE-TOURISM DESTINATION TO BE IMAGINED The diversity of production offers the possibility of building a genuine terroir-based experience. Wine, olive oil, citrus fruits, truffles, cereals, and flour could notably be woven into a tourism, gastronomic, and commercial development strategy for the estate, alongside the wine-growing activity. Tastings, tours, crop discovery experiences, gastronomic experiences, accommodation, stays, or events could thus be envisioned around a coherent concept, subject to the regulatory and administrative possibilities specific to the site. For an investor or specialized operator, the property therefore presents particularly interesting potential for diversifying revenue sources and enhancing the value of the land. A STRATEGIC LOCATION The estate benefits from a particularly favorable position for an agricultural, tourism, or events-based activity: Sommières: less than 10 min Lunel & train station: approx. 20 min Nîmes: approx. 25 min Nîmes TGV station: approx. 30 min Montpellier: approx. 30 min Montpellier Méditerranée Airport: approx. 35 min A9 motorway: quick access This proximity to major urban centers, transport infrastructure, and the Mediterranean coastline is a major asset for developing an activity aimed at local as well as French and international clientele. AN ESTATE ON WHICH TO BUILD A PROJECT More than a wine estate, this ensemble is a rare land, agricultural, and real estate platform, allowing a professional to give new scope to an existing project or to launch a new venture. 60 hectares, around 875 m² of built space, a vineyard, diversified agricultural production, water, housing, and wine-tourism potential: an exceptional ensemble for the range of value-creation levers it brings together. A property intended for a buyer wishing to build a long-term project and create a true estate of character around the land, wine, agriculture, and the Mediterranean way of life. PRICE: €3,900,000 For more information or to arrange a viewing: Carole de BUTLER-ROOS and Nicolas PRUVOST 06.37.16.29.16 - Agence de Prestige Côté Sud Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.

PIERRES-BLANCHES REAL ESTATE - THE EXPRESSION OF LUXURYSommières - PBI OnlyIn a peaceful commune of Gard in the Occitanie region, between Sommières and Nîmes, we are unveiling this sublime 19th-century property, fully renovated and sheltered by the Cévennes spirit.In the heart of a green haven, right in the middle of the Vaunage, this substantial part of a building, which proudly radiates over 176 m² of living space, is enhanced by entire sections of stone walls.From the entrance, we are captivated by the abundant natural light opening up to a verdant and calm universe where respecting the surrounding landscape, with the choice of vegetation adapted to the climate, promises easy maintenance.The opulent space of the reception room, spanning 60 m², will allow us to create various cozy corners infused with our stylistic inspirations.On the upper floor, there are 4 master bedrooms with 4 shower rooms, two dressing rooms, and 2 closets.The 2 private outdoor areas totaling 112 m², surrounded by the communal vegetation of the park, offer the luxury of enjoying the warm slowness of a nap shielded from prying eyes, woven between two bark layers.The communal heated swimming pool, measuring 10 meters long by 4 meters wide, triumphs majestically, operating its invariable triptych: Order - Color - Geometry.The Plus: A set of 6 high-end accommodations fully rehabilitated according to professional standards; choice of materials is possible; ten-year guarantee and construction damage insurance; guarantee of project completion; possibility to acquire it water-tight and air-tight. 1 garage of 17 m² + 1 common parking space... 30 minutes from Nîmes. 15 minutes from Sommières.Our Opinion: Cévenole Soul ® It is to the rhythm of the seasons that you can inscribe the ellipse of your inspirations in this beautifully crafted space.'An Authentic and Contemporary Vision of Luxury Real Estate.' Franck Ballester® ALL INSPIRATION, MODIFICATION, REPRODUCTION IS PROHIBITED - REGISTERED TRADEMARKFile on requestContact +33 (0)4 67 70 07 87This description has been automatically translated from French.

Exceptional Estate: Absolute Charm between Hérault and Gard (Near Montpellier/Nîmes)\nLet yourself be enchanted by the absolute charm of this Exceptional Provençal Mas! Ideally located between Nîmes and Alès, just 15 minutes from Anduze and only 20 minutes from the Lunel/Montpellier exit, this estate offers an extraordinary living and working environment.\n\nSpanning over 2.5 hectares of agricultural land, including 8000m2 of producing vineyards, this place is a true ode to Provence.\n\nA Renovated Estate and a Thriving Business\nThe Mas, with its 656 m² of fully renovated living space, offers a turnkey setup without any work required: \n\n7 Accommodations in total: A main residence and 6 fully equipped gîtes, equipped kitchens, marble countertops, washing machines in each accommodation (or 7 apartments depending on use), providing an impressive capacity of 39 sleeping spots. All are equipped with reversible air conditioning and gas central heating.\n\nProfessional Spaces: 150 m² of outbuildings including a reception room and a professional/common kitchen, a 20 m² office, and a 140 m² shed.\n\nThis estate is currently operated successfully for event and tourist activities, with most 2026 dates already booked! It ensures a successful adventure with immediate return on investment.\n\nA Magical Outdoor Setting\nOn the exterior, the charm works instantly: \nA beautiful inner courtyard full of character, perfect for convivial moments. \nA lovely relaxation area with a pool and a park, ideal for accommodating vacationers or weddings.\n\nLeisure facilities: ping-pong and pétanque.\nA large parking area and garage for the tranquility of your guests.\n\nApproximate value of goods, furniture, and professional equipment for the operation of the business is around €100,000.\n\nThis unique place, combining the authentic character of a Provençal Mas with modern facilities, is the opportunity to acquire not only an exceptional property but also a thriving and ready-to-go business.\n\nClick the link to request a callback or contact us without delay to explore this estate where charm and potential are unlimited!\n\nThis exceptional estate is waiting for its new owner to continue its story.\nAgency reference: 4829This description has been automatically translated from French.

In Fons, in the heart of a calm and sought-after environment, discover this character house that combines authenticity, space, and significant potential. With a main surface area of 147 m², the house features a fluid layout with 5 rooms, including 3 large bedrooms. The living spaces are pleasant and functional, complemented by a shower room and separate WC, providing optimal comfort for a family on a daily basis. This property is also distinguished by the presence of a T3 apartment of 87 m², which has convertible attic space. This area offers numerous possibilities: a residence that can become independent for rental income or accommodation for relatives, with real potential for evolution. Outside, the outbuildings are a real asset. You will benefit from large volumes with garages of approximately 50 m² and 94 m², as well as a shed of 115 m², allowing for various projects, whether personal or professional. The land, suitable for a pool, harmoniously completes the ensemble and gives free rein to your outdoor planning desires. This mas will appeal to lovers of character properties looking for a peaceful place to live, with charm and great prospects for evolution.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Aux portes de Nîmes, cette ancienne propriété dont les origines remontent au XVIème siècle s'est construite au fil des siècles autour d'un ancien prieuré devenu seigneurie. Auberge, relais de poste puis mas agricole, elle conserve aujourd'hui les traces de chacune de ces périodes et offre un patrimoine architectural d'une remarquable cohérence. Le domaine développe près de 1 000 m² de bâtiments, organisés autour du mas principal et de nombreuses dépendances : magnanerie, anciennes écuries, caves, pigeonnier, appartement indépendant et bâtiments annexes. Certaines parties restaurées côtoient d'autres espaces laissant place à de futurs projets, dans le respect de l'authenticité du lieu. À l'extérieur, près de 16 hectares réunissent parc arboré, espaces naturels et terres attenantes. Traversé par un ruisseau et alimenté par une source privée, le domaine offre une relation permanente avec la nature, dans un environnement paisible et confidentiel. Résidence familiale, propriété de réception, activité touristique, domaine équestre ou projet patrimonial : les possibilités sont nombreuses pour celui qui saura révéler tout le potentiel de cette demeure singulière. À seulement quelques minutes de Nîmes, de sa gare TGV, de l'aéroport Nîmes-Garons et de Sommières, cette propriété conjugue patrimoine, nature et accessibilité dans un équilibre rare. Plus d'informations auprès de Casanova Immobilier, référence historique de l'immobilier de caractère et haut de gamme à Montpellier et dans le Sud de la France depuis 1979. Spécialistes des demeures de charme, appartements de caractère, villas contemporaines, propriétés familiales et biens singuliers entre Montpellier, littoral méditerranéen et arrière-pays. Lidia Joachim 06 80 87 05 02

Elegant property for sale 30 minutes from Uzès Located less than 30 km south-west of Uzès, the circa 210 sqm stone-built property impresses with its 1,300 sqm of beautiful wooded grounds and its creature comforts. The property comprises two separate dwellings. The ground floor of the main house presents a characterful kitchen, a bright lounge and some spaces yet to be fitted out. Upstairs are four beautiful bedrooms, a family bathroom and an en-suite shower room. The more intimate but similarly designed guest cottage comprises a lounge, a kitchenette and two bedrooms, each with shower room. This arrangement could be used to provide fully self-contained accommodation for family and friends, or for letting out. The property retains its regional authenticity, the oldest part of the house dating from the sixteenth century yet providing a high standard of comfort, with hot/cold air conditioning in all rooms. Stone façades, a pebble floor, terracotta tiles, beamed ceilings: all the hallmarks of southern French housebuilding are on display. Some parts could benefit from a refresh, offering the opportunity to personalise the property to your taste. Outside, the landscaped garden is a real asset: an elegantly incorporated swimming pool, several tree-shaded areas to relax in, plus a superb summer kitchen that really is a continuation of the living areas in summer. A garage and a carport round off the facilities. Offered for sale exclusively by our Janssens Immobilier agency in Uzès, this property combines charm, comfort and great potential in a quiet, sought-after neighbourhood in immediate proximity to Uzès and Nîmes. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr In accordance with current regulations, the EPC surface area of this property is calculated based on a standardised measurement of the living space. This measurement may differ from the total surface area measured accurately by our sales teams.