luxury property with panoramic view for sale Frontignan, France

Close to Montpellier, this estate of nearly 7 hectares, on a dominant position in the heart of the vineyards, offers a panoramic view up to the sea and a preserved natural Mediterranean environment, with no nuisance. It includes 3.7 hectares of producing vineyards, with potential for expansion. The main house, built about fifteen years ago above a functional wine cellar, offers 270 m² of living space on one level, spread around a walled garden with a superb tiled swimming basin (21x4 m). It includes several lounges, a high-end open kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms, and beautiful amenities: aluminum double glazing, automated rolling shutters, heat pump, reversible air conditioning, double-sided fireplace, solar panels, and borehole. An adjoining reception room of 210 m², extended by a 50 m² covered porch, completes the ensemble. The wine cellar (700 m²) is perfectly equipped and accessible on the ground floor, with a winery, storage spaces, tasting room, and office. All shops, services, and access (tram, highways, TGV station, airport, beaches) within 25 minutes. Ideal property for primary or secondary residence with vineyard and oenotourism potential. Sale price including fees: 3,700,000 euros Buyer’s fee Fees: 5.72% including VAT of the excluding fees price, which is 200,000 euros Price excluding fees: 3,500,000 euros Energy class: B Climate class: A Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use: between 3,200 euros and 4,250 euros per year. Prices indexed as of 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Situated on the outskirts of Montpellier, this 5 hectare estate offers a haven of peace, far from any nuisance. Overlooking the region, it boasts uninterrupted views all the way to the sea. This magnificent prestige residence, perfectly exposed and on one level, offers an elegant layout and generous volumes. It is ideal as a main residence or second home. Large adjoining outbuildings. Just 5 minutes from shops and amenities, this residence is ideally located, with the motorway 4 km away and the tramway 8 km away, providing a quick link to Montpellier city centre. The TGV train stations, international airport and beaches are just 30 minutes away. Fees at seller's expense Energy class : C Climate class : A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 2080 euros and 2870 euros per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: georisques.gouv.fr

LOCATION: 10 minutes from the entrance to Montpellier! 20 minutes from the TGV station, 30 minutes from the airport, in the heart of the Languedoc countryside, with no neighbors or nuisances. A rare find! DESCRIPTION : This quality 6,6-hectare property in a single block is perfect for combining a healthy lifestyle, close to the town, with a leisurely wine-growing activity. It was built between 2000 and 2010. It comprises a group of buildings in excellent condition, including : LIVING: A very comfortable, high quality 270 m2 house, built using natural materials, the living rooms open onto 100 m2 of open terrace and a smaller, sheltered terrace of 35 m2, which offer commanding, uninterrupted views over the countryside. There are 4 bedrooms arranged around a 300 m2 enclosed garden planted with trees and flowers, with a 21.5 x 4 saltwater swimming pool protected by a roller shutter. The house has underfloor heating and cooling, thanks to a heat pump, and is very well insulated with aluminium double glazing. A pretty fireplace adorns the living room. Then there is a fully glazed 214 m2 covered terrace that can be used as a reception area. It is accessible by tractor during the grape harvest, when the grapes are poured in through the trapdoors above the vats. This terrace is topped with Underfloor heating and cooling is provided by a heat pump, and the house is very well insulated with aluminium double glazing. A pretty through-pass fireplace adorns the living room. There is also a 214 m2 covered terrace, entirely glazed, which can be used for receptions. The terrace is located above the cellar and is accessible by tractor during the grape harvest, when the grapes are poured in through the trap doors above the vats. This terrace is topped with photovoltaic panels. The CELLAR: The technical areas cover a total surface area of 737 m2. On the ground floor there is a reception and wine-tasting room, an office, then the vinification cellar, the ageing cellar, the barrel cellar, the bottling room and other ancillary rooms. LAND AND VINES: The total land area is 7 ha in one piece, of which 3 ha are cultivated AOP Languedoc vines, classified BIO AB, leaving 1.7 ha of land to be planted with vines. These are on an AOP Grès de Montpellier terroir, which we could claim by adapting the grape varieties. The rest of the land is woodland and moorland. We have mains water and a borehole, and fibre for the internet. THE VINEYARDS: An attractive label was created a few years ago, but we'll call this a "hobby vineyard" because we're involved in confidential production. The wines are sold locally and in France to wine merchants and private individuals, as well as to the public. NOTE: The price quoted is exclusive of stock and crop advances. WHAT WE THINK: This property is ideal for combining comfort with an exciting pursuit. Become a winegrower without the hassle! The buildings are also suitable for housing a car collection, an artist’s studio or any other private or commercial activity. CONTACT : Hélène DESSORT +33 (0)6 14 60 32 32

LOCATION Just 15 minutes from the Mediterranean beaches, the A9 motorway and Béziers International Airport, 8 mn from a TGV train station and around an hour from Montpellier Airport, this property enjoys a prime location, close to Agde and Sète. Set in an elevated position, the estate is surrounded by unspoilt natural countryside, with centuries-old umbrella pines, olive trees and vineyards. It offers magnificent panoramic views over the Hérault valley, the Cévennes plateau and the Eastern Pyrenees. DESCRIPTION Featured on the region’s oldest maps, the estate is said to have originally been a sheepfold during the reign of Henry IV. The two main buildings, dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, feature authentic architecture, characterised in particular by their beautiful exposed basalt stones at the corners of the walls, typical of the region. The complex has retained remarkable period architectural features that lend it a great deal of character. THE BUILDINGS THE MAIN HOUSE - 5 bedrooms The main house is organised around a charming, private, paved inner courtyard, adorned with an ancient well. An intimate and welcoming space, where one loves to linger around a cosy table, in the shade of the old stones. A beautiful basalt staircase leads to a balcony providing access to the upstairs rooms. Historic building on the left called "the tower" – Ground floor plus two storeys Ground floor: large reception room of approximately 42 m², with an Empire-style marble fireplace, period ironwork and a shower room. First floor: dining room, kitchen and toilet. Second floor: large bedroom with balcony, bathroom and separate toilet. Historic building on the right – ground floor plus one storey Ground floor: large living room of approximately 42 m², featuring a Louis XV-style wooden fireplace, a Gothic staircase in solid oak and beautiful exposed beams. First floor: four bedrooms, a small kitchen, a bathroom, a dressing room and a toilet. At the rear, a former attic of approximately 49 m² offers potential for further conversion. The rooms generally benefit from high ceilings, around 3 metres, sometimes exceeding 4 metres. TWO DETACHED VILLAS Adjoining the historic buildings, but each with its own entrance, two villas complete the property. Villa 1 – 3 bedrooms Ground floor: living room with kitchen, bedroom with fireplace, dressing room, bathroom and WC. First floor: two large bedrooms. Villa 2 – 3 bedrooms Ground floor: living room with kitchen and games room of approximately 36 m². First floor: three bedrooms, bathroom, balcony and WC. These two self-contained properties are equally suited to hosting family and friends or to running a guest accommodation business, subject to the necessary permits. POOL AREA Set apart from the main buildings, a private area features a beautiful 12 × 6-metre outdoor swimming pool, complete with a shaded terrace, a pool house and a large barbecue for summer barbecues. A particularly pleasant spot to enjoy long, sunny days and the mild Mediterranean climate. OUTBUILDINGS Two spacious outbuildings complement the historic buildings and offer a wide range of potential uses: equipment storage, an artist’s studio, a music studio, a garage for a car collection, horse stables, a gym… Former wine cellar: approximately 170 m² of floor space, with a ceiling height of around 8 metres. Formerly fitted with vats, it could be converted into a loft, a reception area or several residential units, subject to the necessary planning permission. Former farm shed: approximately 150 m² of floor space, with a ceiling height of around 4 metres, currently used for storing agricultural equipment. THE LAND The property covers approximately 5.4 hectares, set in a typically Mediterranean environment. Two beautiful driveways lined with olive trees lead to the buildings, amidst gardens planted with olive trees, fig trees and oleanders. A deep borehole, over 100 metres deep, provides irrigation around the buildings The property comprises, amongst other things: - A pine forest of approximately 1 hectare, providing shade and coolness. - A vineyard plot of approximately 1.8 hectares, planted with Chardonnay. - A vineyard that has been grubbed up (with planting rights), which is now an uncultivated plot of land of approximately 1.5 hectares, ideal for keeping horses, growing various crops, or even replanting vines. - Around a hundred olive trees, including a beautiful avenue that adds to the property’s charm and Mediterranean character. OUR OPINION This characterful property captivates with its authenticity, its historic architecture and its unspoilt Mediterranean setting. Its elevated position, unobstructed views and immediate proximity to the coast are real assets. The various buildings, with their generous proportions, and the outbuildings offer numerous possibilities for development, whether as a large family home or for a hospitality venture. A rare find, combining historic charm, natural beauty and a prime location. CONTACT Hélène DESSORT +33 614 60 32 32