luxury properties for sale Agde, France (page 2)

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EXCLUSIVE in Bouzigues, nestled in green grounds with a swimming pool, this spacious property of more than 300 m² offers a comfortable layout. On the ground floor, you will find a double double garage as well as an independent T4 apartment of approximately 120 m². The first floor, the main house, consists of a separate fitted kitchen, a dining room, a living room and a south-facing terrace offering a breathtaking view of the Thau basin. Night side two large bedrooms, one with dressing room, a bathroom and shower. On the top floor, an independent T2 apartment of around 50 m² with terrace completes the whole. In a peaceful setting, the garden requires little maintenance and offers an exceptional view. The advantages of this property include central vacuum, individual air conditioning and underfloor heating, a swimming pool with plunge pool heated by heat pump, a borehole, a freight elevator, an exterior carport and a double entrance to the main house and the apartment. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this property and let yourself be carried away by its potential for true love at first sight. Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between €1,340 and €1,880 per year. Average energy prices indexed as of 01/01/2021 (subscription included).

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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In a charming village in a green environment without opposite and quiet, property with two independent entrances on 5134m ² of enclosed land with trees, covered swimming pool 8x4, olive grove, pretty pond and view on nature and the village. The villa, bathed in light from morning to night, is in excellent condition and comprises 140m² of living space on one level over its 184m² basement. Garden level: Perron with view on the village, entrance, fully equipped kitchen open on the living room with many storage spaces and possibility to install a stove, all the living rooms giving access to the terraces which can be shaded with electric blinds, four bedrooms including a master suite with access to the terraces and two with cupboards, an office/dressing room, two bathrooms (shower and bath) including one en suite, two individual toilets including one with washbasin. All rooms have central heating by heat pump, reversible air conditioning and windows. Ground floor: garage of 184m² divided into 5 rooms (boiler room, workshop, wine cellar, games room, garage with a laundry area). Outside: Terraces of about 200m² with a 90m² covered swimming pool with technical room, barbecue, fountains, fenced olive grove with pond, carport, several parking spaces and part of the land is buildable. Solar panels - Water softener - Drilling - Automatic watering - Central vacuuming - Main sewer. Situated only 5 minutes from services and amenities, 10 minutes from Roujan, 15 minutes from Pézenas and the A75 motorway access, 20 minutes from Béziers and its airport and 45 minutes from the beaches.

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