private mansions with reception room for sale Languedoc Roussillon, France

Located in the heart of a vibrant village with all local amenities, discover this 4520 sq. ft. (400 m²) character property, seamlessly blending period charm with modern comfort. Fully renovated, this estate is set within 17,700 sq. ft. (1,646 m²) of enclosed, landscaped grounds. An Exceptional Residence Across Three Levels Garden Level: A majestic entrance hall leads to a vast 550 sq. ft. (51 m²) reception room, a private lounge with preserved original features, a refined dining room, and a 170 sq. ft. (16 m²) fully equipped kitchen with a pantry and wine cellar. First Floor: The sleeping quarters comprise 4 spacious bedrooms (the primary suite measuring 320 sq. ft.), each featuring an en-suite bathroom and dressing room. This level also provides direct access to a massive 1,560 sq. ft. (145 m²) convertible attic. Second Floor: A renovated, self-contained apartmentideal for guests or a gîte (vacation rental). It offers an equipped kitchen, a living/dining area with a view, and two bedrooms (including one suite). It opens onto a roof terrace boasting breathtaking panoramic views of Mont Caroux. Outbuildings and Potential The property features generous annex volumes offering multiple possibilities (artist studios, car collection, or further expansion): An attached 1,615 sq. ft. (150 m²) former cellar (currently used as a garage with a shower room/toilet). An 860 sq. ft. (80 m²) outbuilding converted into a summer kitchen and workshop. A Private Green Oasis The garden is a true sanctuary, shaded by mature trees. Hidden from view, the relaxation area features an 11m x 5m traditional chlorine swimming pool, an outdoor shower, and an authentic stone well. Technical Features Slate roof in pristine condition, large garage with automatic door, recent heat pumps, high-performance double glazing, and period decorative elements (high ceilings, original moldings).

Hotel and restaurant with 50 rooms for sale at the gateway to the Camargue Regional Natural Park The Camargue Regional Natural Park is a regional natural park located in the south of France, in the western part of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. It encompasses a large part of the Grande Camargue between the arms of the Rhône delta. In the heart of the Gard Camargue, between the Mediterranean Sea and the lagoons. A Nature Hotel on a Natura 2000 Site This hotel for sale in the Camargue was built in harmony with this protected natural environment. Thus, the various buildings almost 3000 sqm living space that comprise it the guest rooms and the restaurantare scattered throughout a 3.5-hectares park planted with Mediterranean and local plant species. Amidst tamarisk, pomegranate, and oleander trees, there is also a lovely pool area and a relaxation area with a ping-pong table, volleyball net, pétanque court, and children's playground. The hotel's prime location provides direct access to the banks of the Rhône-Sète Canal, which connects the Thau Lagoon to the Rhône River, thus extending the Canal du Midi. The rooms are ground-floor pavilions. Decorated in typical Camargue style, they are colorful and bright, each with French doors opening onto either a private terrace with garden furniture, perfect for enjoying the park filled with Mediterranean plants, or directly onto the garden. All rooms are air-conditioned. Depending on the season, the restaurant offers dining on the large shaded terrace or in one of the verandas. Breakfast is served buffet-style. The hotel also welcomes groups. Just 2 km from the medieval city of Aigues-Mortes and easily accessible, it is ideally located for a meal break or a discovery stay with a group or family. The hotel's prime location offers a variety of activities: enjoy all the seaside sports facilities and the fine sandy beaches of Grau du Roi or the naturist beaches of Espiguette, and explore the coastline, Provence, and the Cévennes mountains. This property could also be suitable for various senior living projects. Access is easy: the Nîmes TGV train station is 35 minutes away, Nîmes airport is 30 minutes away, and Montpellier airport is 20 minutes away. The sale price is 4,000,000 including agency fees payable by the seller, 1,200,000 for the business, 1,000,000 for the land and 1,800,000 for the building.

In a privileged setting within the historic heart of Carcassonne’s bastide, this remarkable 18th-century property stands as a discreet witness to the passing centuries. Owned by the same family for generations, this exceptional home extends over 700 sqm on 1280m2 of land, forming a harmonious private mansion flanked by two adjoining wings, recently converted into guest accommodation. The main residence unfolds over three levels. Its architecture reveals traces of three major historical periods: vestiges of the medieval structure still perceptible today, a significant remodelling during the Directoire era visible in its elegant pediment, gallery, and wrought-iron railings and later refinements dating from the late 19th century. The property has preserved the entirety of its original features. On the ground floor, each room reveals unique flooring alongside magnificent period marquetry parquet floors, lending the interiors both refinement and richly detailed ornamentation. Upstairs, antique terracotta tiles and herringbone parquet continue the timeless elegance of the residence. A reception courtyard, traditional stone paving, oeil-de-boeuf windows, garages, ceremonial steps and galleries compose a noble yet welcoming setting, where every detail reflects the history and exceptional character of the house. Behind its historic facade and preserved interiors, the property has been renovated with modern comfort in mind. It features a new gas central heating system with large radiators in every room, as well as a modern hot water system. The garden is equipped with automatic irrigation. The marble fireplaces, still functional in most roomsa particularly rare featurecast a warm glow in winter as the flames reflect off the polished parquet floors, evoking the elegance of centuries past. Although located in the heart of the city, the property boasts a landscaped garden reminiscent of a private park, with its centuries-old trees and winding paths creating a peaceful, almost pastoral atmosphere. A rare sense of calm and privacy just steps from the urban bustle. The garden also houses an imposing orangery dating from the early 19th century. Currently unused, it could host magnificent summer receptions or become a winter garden for a botany enthusiast. At its center, almost secretly, lies a Japanese-inspired swimming pool, surrounded by greenery and equipped with swimming jets.