luxury real estate for sale Lieuran-lès-Béziers, France (page 17)

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Adoucisseur d'eau, forage, arrosage automatique, prise dans garage pour voiture électrique, carport, aspirateur centralisé, Il y a des photos dans les images confidentielles. La maison est en bon état général et très fonctionnelle, achetée en 2019 au prix de 720 000 euros

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Life on the Mediterranean coast - just when you thought it was impossible A range of exclusive properties from an award winning architect and a renowned developer, creating a unique branded residence and community and 5* hotel on the Mediterranean coastline. This is an extraordinary opportunity to get in at the beginning of this highly restricted offering. Sea views from sumptuous villas, to garden views from studio apartments, several with private pools, all within a newly created community An incredible membership package includes memberships in a working vineyard, a nautical club and more. This eco-residence will be a no-car zone (with underground parking for owners and electric transport within the development) and is within easy reach of both protected countryside and a buzzy French town. Tarbouriech Oysters and Noilly Prat are pleased to call Marseillan home. A full concierge service allows owners to provide furnished and serviced lets. The town is unspoilt and undisturbed, yet served by international airports close by. Various financial schemes are available according to your circumstances, including loan to buy and VAT exemption. Please contact us to discuss your individual project and allow us to help you create your ideal personal solution.

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Our suites offer serene outdoor spaces, private entrances, and sunlit elegance. Enjoy nature on grassy terraces and balcony-terraces, ensure complete privacy, and cherish every moment with abundant natural light and picturesque views. Suites range from 48 to 85 square meters Terraces or balcony-terraces with views of the pool and gardens Private external entrance The Resort Port Marseillan: Nestled along the picturesque shores of the Bassin de Thau, mere steps from the vibrant city harbor, Port Marseillan stands out as a truly distinctive resort complex. Situated on a pristine 6.2-hectare beachfront property, this globally renowned eco-resort offers breathtaking panoramic views of thriving vineyards and the oyster parks of the Thau lagoon, providing an authentic taste of the luxurious Southern French lifestyle. The five-star hotel represents the pinnacle of this project. Featuring opulent rooms and suites for our esteemed guests, a diverse selection of captivating bars and restaurants, and an expansive spa designed with a focus on holistic well-being, this establishment is poised to redefine the hospitality landscape in the region. The luxurious on-site services and facilities make it an unequivocally extraordinary destination. This is a truly exceptional opportunity to acquire the dream property you've always coveted in the South of France. All property owners will enjoy complete access to the hotel's premium services and amenities, in addition to exclusive privileges. Port Marseillan offers an array of real estate options to suit every budget, from Garden Suites, Apartments, and Penthouses to Patio Villas and magnificent Waterfront Villas.

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Life on the Mediterranean coast - just when you thought it was impossible A range of exclusive properties from an award winning architect and a renowned developer, creating a unique branded residence and community and 5* hotel on the Mediterranean coastline. This is an extraordinary opportunity to get in at the beginning of this highly restricted offering. Sea views from sumptuous villas, to garden views from studio apartments, several with private pools, all within a newly created community An incredible membership package includes memberships in a working vineyard, a nautical club and more. This eco-residence will be a no-car zone (with underground parking for owners and electric transport within the development) and is within easy reach of both protected countryside and a buzzy French town. Tarbouriech Oysters and Noilly Prat are pleased to call Marseillan home. A full concierge service allows owners to provide furnished and serviced lets. The town is unspoilt and undisturbed, yet served by international airports close by. Various financial schemes are available according to your circumstances, including loan to buy and VAT exemption. Please contact us to discuss your individual project and allow us to help you create your ideal personal solution.

Located on an exceptional site in one of the most beautiful villages of the Thau Basin with spectacular views over the unspoilt nature. You will fall in love with the unparalleled luxury and modern design of this frontline villa offering exceptional amenities. It has a private underground parking, a cinema room equipped with the latest technology, a billiard room, a wine cellar and a sauna. A staircase will take you to the ground floor, which consists of a large living room, an open and equipped kitchen with a view of the infinity pool, the resort's vineyards and the Thau basin. This architectural realization is composed of 4 bedrooms on the 1st floor and a master suite on the ground floor. As an owner you will benefit from the services of the 5 star hotel such as the SPA, the heated swimming pool, the restaurants, wine and oyster bars and the gym. 35 minutes from Montpellier airport and 10 minutes from the A9 motorway. Your property will be managed for rent by : LUX* Resorts & Hotels which invites guests to celebrate life in a different way and offers them another vision of luxury with a lighter, brighter sense of hospitality. Our signature concepts stand out, our dynamic service culture is second nature. LUX* Resorts & Hotels is an affiliate member of IBL, a major economic player in the Indian Ocean and the leading Mauritian company. Active in the key sectors of the Mauritian economy, IBL represents a portfolio of 300 subsidiaries. * the price displayed is exclusive of value added tax

In the heart of the village in Marseillan, close to local shops and a few minutes from the port, discover this type 4 winegrower's house measuring approximately 115m2, with its large garage and numerous outdoor spaces. Once the front door is pushed, a magnificent entrance hall with its exposed stones welcomes you, with a door leading to the large 50m2 garage, and the interior courtyard. A beautiful staircase leads to the 1st floor, where there is an independent kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom and WC as well as a living room with direct access to a terrace, ideal for sunny meals. This terrace also has a staircase which takes us directly to the interior courtyard where there is a well and a pretty wall fountain. Back inside, a sleeping area is located on the second and last floor of the property, with two large bedrooms, as well as a large bathroom with double sink and WC. A house with great potential, well laid out and crossing, which is quite rare in the heart of the city. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: B Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1760 and EUR2440. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. Contact: Emilie 00336 63 80 23 30

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A late-16th-century house listed as a historical monument with a garden and secondary dwelling at the top of a quaint village in France’s Hérault department. The house was built at the end of the 16th century. It is made of local stone in a prime location in a village where the dwellings are grouped together on a hill – a characteristic of France’s Languedoc province. This arrangement of old houses looks like a fortress. The property stands on a calm, sloping alley within the village walls, at the foot of the ramparts. At first glance, this edifice, with its three main floors, stands out from the series of terraced houses in which it lies. From the terrace garden at the back of the house, you can admire a sweeping view of the plateaux and peaks of the Cévennes foothills and, in the foreground, the village rooftops – a delightful display of ochre hues. The property’s main building offers a liveable floor area of around 179m² with a garden of more than 75m². Its thick walls of warm-toned dressed stone were designed to keep the home refreshingly cool. Seven windows, including two stone-mullioned windows, punctuate the south-facing facade. The northern elevation has six windows with stone mullions and transoms, a little window and a door that leads out to the garden. The western elevation has seven windows, including a glazed door that leads out onto a terrace offering an outdoor area of 25m². On the eastern elevation, two windows fill the dwelling with natural light in the morning. The house’s characteristic roofing with gentle slopes has been entirely renovated and insulated. Its old barrel tiles have been preserved to keep the charming antique appearance of the roof. An aristocratic family lived in the house in the 1500s. One of the dwelling’s noble owners became the village’s judge in 1580. And several of his descendants held this position all the way up to the French Revolution when the family had to emigrate to the Kingdom of Naples during the Reign of Terror. The dwelling was sold as national property and shared between different owners. By the mid-20th-century, the edifice was in a state of disrepair. Elderly locals remember it as a site where the village’s children would play. The property’s plots were grouped together in administrative terms in the 1960s. A new buyer then acquired the house. Yet he never finished restoring the edifice and left it in a neglected condition. Later, in 2008, the edifice was again bought. It was then restored to make it entirely liveable, like it would have been before the French Revolution. The challenge that the current owner rose to was to add modern comfort to this old home while preserving its historical architecture and materials to keep its unique charm. The property has been listed as a historical monument since 2015. The secondary dwelling offers a floor area of around 110m². It has six rooms that could be converted.

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