Luxury properties for sale Lieuran-lès-Béziers, France (page 2)

Discover a haven of peace ideally located, an invitation to serenity and adventure, nestled between the sea and the majestic Canal du Midi, in unparalleled proximity to the Béziers/Agde airport. This exceptional property, spread over 3.2 hectares of fully fenced land, offers you a unique living environment, harmoniously blending luxury, nature, and diversity. With approximately 240m² of living space divided into two independent accommodations, this residence is suited both as a prestigious primary residence and as a welcoming activity. The spacious terrace, overlooking an elegantly designed pool, is the ideal place to enjoy moments of relaxation and conviviality, in a private and exclusive setting. The estate also includes a dedicated enclosure, ready to welcome horses, donkeys, sheep, and goats, thus promising a full immersion into country life. This one-of-a-kind property stands out with its farm cottage activity, offering unusual accommodations that will charm nature lovers seeking originality: three luxurious lodges and three atypical dwellings, all equipped with individual sanitary facilities, guarantee an unforgettable experience for your guests. This property, less than 2 km from the sea and a few steps from the Canal du Midi, represents a rarity on the market, a secure investment in one of France's most sought-after regions. Discover now the idyllic setting and the countless possibilities offered by this jewel of Occitanie. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Seller charges TTC fees

VIAS (HERAULT) - Rare - Property of 240 m2 with swimming pool, accommodation activity and agricultural land, on 32,000 m2 fenced and secure. Nearby: Béziers/Cap d'Agde Airport, Canal du Midi, beaches, motorway access. This property is composed as follows: on the ground floor, a living room with fireplace, an equipped kitchen open to the dining room, a laundry room, 3 bedrooms (11,14,16 m2), a bathroom, a toilet. An independent entrance serves the first floor. This consists of a living room with open kitchen, 3 bedrooms (10,12, 15 m2), a bathroom with toilet, a terrace. Outside you will find a terrace, a secure family swimming pool, a sauna, animal enclosures, a Mediterranean-style wooded environment. An additional 6 unusual accommodations (lodges and tents) can generate income from seasonal activity. Also, the possibility of renting the upper floor of the house. The professional's opinion: Warm house with beautiful volumes in a unique, quiet location in harmony with nature. Ideal for settling in a sunny region and carrying out your tourist reception project there. From this property, you will enjoy walks along the Canal du Midi and access to the beach by bike in 10 minutes. Property tax: 3671 euros. The sale price includes fees payable by the seller. Scale available on the site. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the georisks website: georisks.gouv.fr. Listening to your project, I invite you to contact Philippe THOMAS on 06 82 11 60 34 or Céline Hérédia on 06 64 44 98 12. This property is presented to you by Philippe THOMAS commercial agent registered with the RSAC of Toulouse under number 889 517,736 in Individual Business.

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EXCLUSIVE LOCATION: In a dominant position on the valley leading to the sea via Béziers, next to St Chinian, 30 minutes from a TGV train station or airport, and 45 minutes from the beaches. Its location gives it unrivalled privacy and a completely nuisance-free environment! BUILDINGS: There are 4 buildings: The main house is 350 m2, large and bright, and has been fully renovated with all mod cons, central heating and air conditioning for 7 bedrooms. It features fireplaces and wood-burning stoves. There is a huge summer kitchen with large picture windows opening onto a huge 15 x 6 swimming pool surrounded by stone flagstones. A separate house used as a gite or caretaker's cottage with large rooms and 3 bedrooms. An additional separate bedroom with mezzanine can be used as an extra room. This building has its own garage and workshop. The 200 m2 wine cellar building has high ceilings and is equipped with wine-making equipment. He has vinified up to 15 ha of vines in the past, and it would be possible to do this again immediately. There are concrete and stainless steel vats, a press, etc. A 240 m2 building was used as a barrel cellar and a wine tasting and sales cellar. The top of the building is used as a petanque court, with a view of the swimming pool and sometimes the sea glistening on the horizon! An equipment shed is located slightly above, measuring around 170 m2, with a high roof. LAND AND VINES: The 10 hectares are wild garrigue and just under a hectare of organic vines planted with Grenache Noir. There will soon be a further hectare of vines. There are still opportunities for planting. There is an olive grove with 90 young trees, as well as numerous fruit trees on the estate, including apple, pear, plum, arbutus, apricot, almond and lemon trees. WHAT WE THINK: You'll be amazed by the breathtaking views and the airy feeling it gives. This property could easily be a main family home, or could be developed for wine tourism, or even set up artists' studios in the large buildings. CONTACT : Hélène DESSORT : +33 (0)6 14 60 32 32

Between Montpellier and Béziers, only 10 km from the beaches, ideal situation for this exceptional agricultural property composed of a set of residential and agricultural buildings and 52 ha of agricultural land. Formerly a vineyard, the estate is composed of a set of important and harmonious buildings: house, outbuildings, workshop, cellar, garage, agricultural hangar, vat room, for a surface of more than 2000 m2, of which 1000 m2 habitable. The house has several living rooms, a large kitchen, 7 bedrooms with bathrooms and toilets, a cinema room, a games room, an English bar The outbuildings include 3 other bedrooms, several office rooms, a laundry room, as well as cellars, a garage, a workshop and a winery. The buildings of the domain, the watering of the park and the swimming pool are supplied with water by a drilling. The agricultural lands are supplied with water by a pumping in the Hérault river. This property with its unique character will be able to serve the projects of its future owners: main residence, offices and agricultural or wine exploitation as in the past. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Property presented by Eric Perenchio +33 (0)6 08 47 44 57 [email protected]

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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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.