luxury furnished property for sale Goudargues, France

Exclusive sale – Rare opportunity in the area, close to Barjac. In the heart of the charming medieval village of Rochegude, in a peaceful and privileged setting, discover this authentic stone property, fully renovated in the 2000s, set on approximately 1,260 m² of land. This character-filled property, sold fully furnished, consists of two independent dwellings offering charm, comfort, and numerous hosting possibilities. The first house features a beautiful living area with dining room, fully fitted and equipped kitchen, as well as a warm and inviting lounge with fireplace. On the lower floor, the sleeping area includes a bedroom, an office that could also be used as a child’s bedroom, a recently renovated bathroom, and a technical room. The second dwelling offers a pleasant living space, two large bedrooms including one with a mezzanine, a bathroom, and separate toilets. Below, a superb room carved into the rock houses a leisure and relaxation area with projector, billiard table, and fireplace, ideal for enjoying convivial moments with family and friends. The property also benefits from rare features within the village: a garage, a cellar carved into the rock, a workshop, several intimate terraces with open views over the village, as well as a jacuzzi sheltered from view and a covered terrace with barbecue area. A charming property, ready to move into, ideal as a main residence, holiday home, or tourist accommodation project. Agency fees payable by the seller. A property selected by Botella et Fils in Barjac. Your advisor: Caroline Desmeures – +33 6 35 36 32 44 Ref. No.: 10668

Nestled in a peaceful hamlet just a few minutes from the Duchy of Uzès, this exceptional property of nearly 700 m² of living space is the result of the union of two former farmhouses dating from the 16th and 18th centuries, superbly restored to combine the character of ancient stone with the comfort of refined contemporary renovation. On the outside, the golden stone façades, traditional tiled roofs, and patinated shutters preserve all the authenticity of the original architecture. Inside, the generous volumes, high-end finishes, and omnipresent natural light create an elegant and timeless atmosphere. On the upper garden level, the vast living room is one of the property’s most remarkable spaces. Its impressive ceiling height, exposed stone walls, glass-roofed pigeonnier, and mezzanine library lend the room a unique charm. A majestic stone fireplace stands at its center, bringing warmth and conviviality to winter evenings. This level also includes several spacious bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom featuring a bathtub, shower, and separate toilets. Two of the bedrooms enjoy private terraces, while others open onto intimate garden spaces — all of which are equipped with outdoor showers, allowing one to bathe under the open sky during the warm Provençal days. Several access points connect this level to the lower floor, where the vaulted dining room and the vast kitchen are located — once an agricultural hangar, now transformed into a convivial and spectacular living space. The kitchen, equipped with five cooking stations, has been designed for culinary enthusiasts — ideal for hosting cooking classes or sharing meals with friends. It opens onto a magnificent terrace shaded by a lush green pergola, a true outdoor extension perfect for summer dining. The property also includes a hammam with a relaxation room, a gym that can be converted into a home cinema, a large laundry room, and an independent mazet in the garden — ideal as a workshop or storage space. An independent apartment on the upper floor offers an intimate living area with a lounge, kitchenette, private terrace, and gas fireplace, perfect for hosting guests in a comfortable and elegant setting. The beautifully landscaped grounds are arranged across several levels planted with Mediterranean species. In the upper garden, a covered terrace leads to the main entrance, enhanced by a circular fountain and three centuries-old olive trees. In the lower garden, two immense hackberry trees provide refreshing shade in summer while allowing light to filter through in winter. Facing the house, the four-sided infinity pool blends seamlessly into the landscape and offers a breathtaking panoramic view extending to the Duchy of Uzès. In the foreground, a shallow 25 cm basin with submerged loungers creates a serene and refined ambiance. The main pool, measuring 16 x 6 meters, stretches out before a vast teak deck bordered by a green pergola — an invitation to relaxation and conviviality. The entire property has undergone a complete restoration: stone flooring, double-glazed doors and windows, renewed roofs, underfloor heating throughout, and Wi-Fi in every room. Every detail has been carefully designed to combine aesthetic appeal, comfort, and quality of life. Our opinion: this exceptional estate perfectly embodies Provençal elegance at its finest. The subtle balance between historic architecture and contemporary renovation creates a home that is both refined and welcoming. The majestic living room with its fireplace, the convivial kitchen, the bright bedrooms with their outdoor showers, and the stunning landscaped areas with panoramic views of the Duchy of Uzès form an ensemble of rare harmony. Ideal as a grand family residence, a prestigious second home, or a refined retreat devoted to gastronomy and well-being, this property offers a unique setting where charm, serenity, and the beauty of the South reign supreme. We have a complete file at your disposal. Contact : Pierre Beghin : 06 07 09 01 21. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Between sky and earth, a true haven of peace with no overlooking neighbors, presiding over more than 39 hectares of contiguous land, composed of agricultural fields, forests, and vineyards, near the Rhône River. Ideally located, the property is 10 minutes from major highways and shops, 30 minutes from the TGV train station, and less than an hour from the nearest international airport. The panoramic views, surrounding nature, and serene atmosphere give this place a unique character, where time seems to stand still. Description: This exceptional residence, dating back to the 6th century, was built on the ruins of an ancient Roman villa. Over the centuries, it served as a monastery, then a hunting lodge, before belonging to the Lord of Orange. A living testament to a spiritual and historical past, the estate also preserves the remnants of an ancient Roman road, still visible in places, which once crossed these lands. Across this vast estate crossed by two natural springs stands an 11th-century chapel, consecrated and listed on the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments. It is distinguished by its interior balcony overlooking the nave, its serene and contemplative atmosphere, an independent library space, and its picturesque access via a cobbled path preceded by ancient stone steps. This sanctuary is one of the true jewels of the estate. After passing through the entrance gate, an inner courtyard opens around a majestic plane tree. The buildings span approximately 710 m², including 430 m² of living space, comprising an independent caretaker’s house in a square tower, arranged as a 70 m² duplex. The main residence is distinguished by its timeless charm and authenticity: Three kitchens, including a splendid glass-walled kitchen opening onto the courtyard, a second in the Louis XIV style with a wood-burning stove and a stone vegetable sink, and a third serving as a pantry. A 50 m² living room with exposed beams and a magnificent 16th-century stone fireplace equipped with an insert and an old stone sink. A 28 m² dining room with a French-style ceiling. A climate-controlled wine cellar with a capacity of approximately 1,200 bottles. From the entrance, a magnificent stone staircase, adorned with an ornate wrought-iron railing and precious wood paneling on the upper floors, leads to three spacious suites, one of which includes a study and a boudoir. The second level houses a fourth suite, a reading nook, a sleeping area with two beds, and a large attic. Outside, an old 100 m² sheepfold (potentially offering 200 m² over two levels), an 83 m² sheltered garage, an 80 m² canopy, and a bread oven—a true seigneurial privilege of the era, a symbol of rank and prestige attesting to the estate’s vibrant and authentic character. The former irrigation basin, now transformed into a large 12m x 8m swimming pool, is fed by an inexhaustible spring. Surrounded by a vast terrace and a large flat area, once a prayer path, bordered by stone columns evoking the nobility of the past. The entire property is supplied with pure spring water from a well whose flow has never faltered for centuries, a rare and precious privilege in our time. It is even said that “a majestic 600-year-old oak watches over the property,” a symbol of strength and longevity. Our opinion: More than a residence, this property is a significant historical and spiritual site, an ancient monastery where every stone tells a fragment of Provençal heritage. Its 6th-century origins, its consecrated chapel with its interior balcony, its Roman road, its eternal springs, and its seigneurial bread oven give this estate a unique aura, blending memory and eternity. In this region bathed in Mediterranean light, acquiring such a property means becoming the guardian of a rare heritage, where elegance, nature, and serenity unite in perfect harmony.

Sure to be a favorite for this exceptionally atypical property: an old village shed of 72 m², spread over two levels, completely renovated with care. It combines the character of southern architecture with the comfort of a well-maintained interior. Here, no work to be planned, everything has been thought out so you can move in from day one. On the ground floor, life revolves around an open kitchen connected to the dining room, a beautiful bathroom, and a bedroom. Upstairs, and be surprised: two atypical sleeping areas, a living corner, and a reading space make up an intimate level full of character, where every nook invites relaxation. The property is equipped with air conditioning to fully enjoy the Gard summers. And for nature and local produce lovers, the possibility of acquiring additionally a non-attached harvest, consisting of a vegetable garden and Mediterranean shrubs, in the same village. A non-attached harvest of about 400 m², ideal for a vegetable garden or a relaxing outdoor space in the middle of nature, is included in the sale price. Located 15 minutes from Uzes, this rare property full of soul is suitable as a main residence, secondary home, or rental project. Information on the risks this property is exposed to is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Situated in the heart of a popular and sought-after village, 4 km from Uzès, this house offers high-quality fixtures and fittings and is within easy reach of all local shops and amenities. The main courtyard offers a spacious area and leads to a series of cellars, some of which could be converted into an artist’s studio, a gallery or a pottery workshop. There is even an old pottery kiln in one of the cellars, lending the property exceptional charm and a unique atmosphere. These spaces could also be adapted to create a guest apartment. Accessible via a separate door, there are two storage cellars. From a beautiful stone staircase, a first terrace on the first floor overlooking the courtyard provides two entrances to the house; the main living area comprises a lounge with a wood-burning stove and access to a second terrace, as well as a fitted kitchen. On the second floor, a large master suite with a spacious bedroom and a bathroom with a toilet. This first sleeping area has its own private terrace. The second section is currently separate, but work is underway to easily connect the two areas. Downstairs there is an entrance hall or small sitting room, a bedroom and a utility room; upstairs there is a large, light-filled living room that could be used as a bedroom, and a bathroom. The courtyard could be landscaped and potentially feature a pond. Within walking distance of all shops and amenities, the house is ideally situated in a quiet village lane. Uzès is 4km away.

Between Goudargues and Montclus, in the heart of the Cèze Valley, this characterful 360 sqm former silk mill embodies a rare French art of living, set in a natural setting classified as Natura 2000. Entirely redesigned with elegance, it combines authenticity, light and refinement. A wrought-iron glass canopy, exposed stone walls, cement tiles and generous volumes create a truly unique atmosphere. The reception rooms invite convivial moments, while the five suites offer ideal comfort for welcoming family and friends. Outside, a shaded courtyard, an adjoining 2,000 sqm garden, a heated swimming pool and a wellness area create a true haven of peace. A 4,500 sqm olive grove, a converted stone mazet, together with the autonomy provided by a borehole and solar panels, complete the property beautifully. Just 30 minutes from the motorway and 1 hour from Avignon TGV station, this confidential address perfectly combines accessibility, nature and the French art of living.

10 minutes from Uzès, on the edge of a sought-after village, authentic 18th century stone family farmhouse of 407 m2 developed on a natural space of 1.8 hectares. Entirely renovated and furnished with charm by the architect Jean-Pierre CAUMETTE and the decorator Richard GOULLET, this character property restored with authentic quality materials benefits from all modern comforts. Complete renovation from A to Z including the stone shell, the roof redone, the facade joints, the lime hemp insulation, the wood joinery and windows with new anti-burglary double glazing, new electricity, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, lime painting carried out by the decorator, new sanitation network, new swimming pool, alarm, ... all the trades with ten-year insurance including the architect who supervised the work. The property is ready to be inhabited. Possibility of purchase with or without the furniture. The entire work lasted 4 years and was completed in 2024, with an energy performance in class A. This unique farmhouse with its dominant position offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and Mont Bouquet in absolute calm. It is composed as follows: On the garden level: living rooms, a summer bedroom, a laundry room, a summer kitchen, and a garage. On the upper level: reception rooms, living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, a spacious bedroom with bathroom. Upstairs: a media lounge, and three complete suites including a master bedroom, and a panoramic terrace ideal for sunsets. Located less than 45 km from Avignon TGV station.

Situated in a commanding position, in close proximity to France's first duchy, Uzès, this exceptional property is a true bucolic haven bordered in part by a forest. Nestled in the heart of nearly 5 hectares of lush greenery, this 1600m² estate, perfectly restored, surrounds an enchanting patio adorned with a basin and a fountain. This undeniably charming residence offers several reception areas and numerous independent accommodations, one of which features a private basin. The professional kitchen opens onto a pleasant terrace shaded by plane trees. Characterful outbuildings, such as a 200m² barn and a 250m² workshop, both opening onto the flower-filled garden, are ready to welcome new projects. Away from prying eyes, an 18m x 6m infinity pool stretches out like an oasis of freshness. The shaded terrace invites daydreaming, while the very cool patio, with its soothing fountain, offers a perfect retreat for relaxation.

Busy shopping street, strategic location with strong rental demand. Turnkey investment: all units are rented to stable and reliable tenants. Composition of the building: Ground floor: Bright bar/restaurant with professional kitchen, toilets and tree-lined terrace Tenant in place = long-term activity + commercial attractiveness 1st floor: Large multipurpose room + office + toilets Ideal for events, meetings or seminars Basement: Spacious cellar for storage 3 T2 apartments – all rented: T2 – 34.14 m²: Equipped kitchen, living room, shower room, WC, bedroom Furnished T2 – 30.61 m²: Very good yield, long-term tenant T2 – 35.63 m²: Attic, serious tenant Investor benefits: 100% occupied building Reliable and in-place tenants Electric heating + water heater → low charges Solid rental yield Interesting valuation potential Don't miss this profitable and secure opportunity! Number of lots in the co-ownership: 0, Average amount of the annual share of charges (forecast budget) (divided between 3 tenants): €0 or €0 per month. Agency fees are payable by the purchaser, i.e. 5.00% including tax of the price excluding fees. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. Contact your local agent, Charlotte VIE, MONTPELLIER, Optimhome Associate Estate Agent at 06 33 62 63 76 (ref 563927)