luxury mas for sale Languedoc Roussillon, France

Are you looking for the authenticity of a Catalan farmhouse combining comfort, tranquility and communion with Mother Nature? You will be seduced by this exceptional property close to Spain with its 105 hectares of forests, its meadows, its unique and magical panorama of the Canigou massif and the surrounding countryside, its magnificent landscaped garden decorated with a natural pond where a spring springs up... Facing south, the stone farmhouse, with a living area of more than 360 m², has been completely renovated by an architect according to the rules of the art, with elegance and refinement as a common thread. The space is both functional and warm with large openings onto the terraces in contact with nature. On the ground floor: an entrance hall, bright living room with wood stove, dining room, fully equipped solid oak kitchen, a complete suite with dressing room, laundry room, separate toilet. On the upper floors: a large “cathedral” living room with a remarkable fireplace, separate kitchen, 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, an additional bedroom, a bathroom, a large dormitory and a mezzanine. Nearby, two stone outbuildings for storage and boiler room; and further, a hangar with quality exotic wood cladding of around 130 m²; in the meadow below, a shelter for donkeys. In this unique place, surrounded by large trees and natural spaces, there reigns an atmosphere of calm and serenity, a sweetness of life far from the tumult of the city. Located near an 18-hole golf course and less than 2 hours from Barcelona. Equipment: Central heating by wood and fuel boilers with underfloor heating on the ground floor and radiators upstairs - Thermal solar panels - Stûv wood stove - Fireplace - Water from the borehole for the house and automatic watering powered by the source - Septic tank to standards - Connection to the electrical and telephone networks.

Impressive as much by its situation as by its construction quality…Space, space...wherever you look! As soon as you enter, a very spacious living room welcomes you, flooded with light thanks to the presence of three large French windows of very good quality, like all the windows in the house. The terrace which extends this living room reveals a breath-taking, panoramic view and the patio which is on the other side invites you to laze around and have long conversations during the long summer evenings. There is also a magnificent fireplace for cooler weather. Opposite the entrance door you will find the kitchen with its timeless colours and stove; to the left a corridor leads to a toilet, a bathroom with toilet, a first bedroom opening onto the same panoramic terrace as the living room, and a second bedroom which can also be used as an office. A door then gives access to a corridor leading to a storeroom, the technical room, the sauna and a shower, from where you can leave and return to the terrace and its dominant view. From the living room a stone staircase leads to the first floor with, firstly, a mezzanine which can easily be used as a third bedroom with its two large windows, followed by a dressing room and the fourth bedroom with plumbing and opening onto a spacious balcony above the terrace. A bathroom and toilet complete the floor. Undeniable volumes, exposed beams, plenty of storage and cupboards. As you head outside, it is, first of all, the luxuriant vegetation (thanks to an automatic watering system) that attracts your attention (oleanders, olive trees, plane and mulberry trees, palm trees...) and which, combined with the swimming pool (10m x 4m, bromine, secure and heated) and its fully equipped summer kitchen, promises marvellous moments in the summer, always facing the landscape mentioned above. Continuing the visit, you will reach the two apartments or guest houses (70 m2) each with an independent entrance, even at the front of the house, a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, a toilet and a bedroom and a wood heater for the second. A washroom and a laundry room between the swimming pool and the apartments are added to the ensemble, as well as three garages located below the passageway. A gate and a driveway allow you to enter from the back of the house and access the garages. This represents a total of 220 m² of sheltered outdoor space and 250 m² of terraces, plus 4000 m² of land offering room for extended building (subject to authorisation). A water bore, reversible air conditioning, underfloor heating, alarm, underfloor crawl space. An exclusive property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate in Uzès. Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. Your agent: Sophie Selin, Ph:0663843632. EI registered 921 927 059 at the RSAC of Nîmes. Ref: 2615

At the crossroads of the Rhône, the Ardèche gorges and the Cèze valley, and at the crossroads of 3 regions and close to the motorway and rail networks, the village enjoys a privileged location. Here, Provence is right under your feet, with lavender fields brightening up the countryside, cicadas playing a daily concert, orchards and vineyards creating colourful landscapes, and gastronomy with a southern flavour that will delight your taste buds! It is in a setting that is both rugged and colourful, made up of vines and lavender, that the people from years gone by built this vast property in an oasis of greenery on over 6000m² of land. Most of these traditional farms in the South were used for both farming and wine-making. The 589m² house offers five accommodation units, including a large guest house and a private area reserved for the owner, as well as a beautiful swimming pool. The quality of the fixtures and fittings is superb, and each dwelling offers a high level of comfort. There are several outbuildings and garages for DIY enthusiasts and car parking. This property, which you should come and see for yourself, offers a very lucrative rental income and return on investment, but can also accommodate a large family. A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate (since 1989). Your adviser Fabien Raoux, Ph: 06.21.12.21.69. Independent sales agent SARL PCI, RSAC Nîmes No. 537858425. Agency fees to be paid by the vendor Ref: 720

Here is a place of tranquillity, sweetness and delight for the eyes. Here, silence awakens, sounds quiver in the air like a continuous murmur in the heart of a remarkable environment – a place where calm and serenity reign supreme. This vast medieval-style residence, made up of two perfectly renovated buildings, is rooted deep in the land, like a parenthesis, an interlude away from the hustle and bustle of our society, providing an intimate moment of well-being. To make the most of these suspended moments, the bucolic grounds, enclosed by an arched porch of local stone, are planted with trees and offer privacy in the shade of pine and hackberry trees. The 2,285 m² grounds feature a lovely pool area with a lovely view, as well as a well filled with cool water. Meticulously maintained, the property comprises two spacious volumes totalling 328 m² of living space, renovated in keeping with the soul of the house. The ground floor of the main house comprises a series of cellars and workshops spanning the entire surface area of the property. The 1st floor can be accessed via an authentic stone stairway from an entrance hall with its character fireplace, a double lounge with its wood burner leading into a vast dining room where the authentic old medieval fireplace has been preserved, a fitted kitchen, a separate toilet, a bedroom and a shower room. The second floor features a large lounge with its fireplace and a mezzanine leading to 3 good-sized bedrooms (22 m², 24 m² and 20 m²) and a bathroom with bath and WC. The annex house has guest accommodation on the ground floor comprising a 39 m² living room and an en suite bedroom with bathroom and separate toilet. On the 1st floor of this annex, an 81m² apartment could be converted into additional guest accommodation, depending on your mood and requirements, given its independent access, or why not a yoga room? This property resonates with everyone's sensibilities - you just have to want to embrace its vibes and keep the imprint of their poetry forever! A property selected by Botella and Sons real Estate (since 1989). Your contact: Anne ZUTTERMAN, Ph. 07.49.26.27.45 (Independent sales agent - SARL PCI, RSAC, Aubenas N° 88224134200014). Agency fees to be paid by the vendor. Ref 2602

BARJAC: WONDERFUL STONE HOUSE, 2 DWELLINGS, TERRACE, POOL, GARDEN 6877M2 For sale near BARJAC in a picturesque village, on 6877m2 planted with oaks, olive trees and fruit trees, a house built in 1991 on the foundations of an old barn, entirely lined in stone and totalizing 235m2 in 2 accommodations. The main dwelling is accessible via the covered terrace which runs along the South and West facades, in the style of a colonial mansion. Stone and wood combine harmoniously in the superb 54m2 living room, heated by the floor and the wood stove. Both the kitchen extended by a pantry, and the air-conditioned master suite open directly onto a terrace. Two beautiful air-conditioned bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs overlook the garden and green nature. The second accommodation is completely independent. It comprises a kitchen-living room, two bedrooms and a bath and shower room. Its large bay windows open onto the garden. Two sheds, a vaulted workshop, a shelter for 2 cars or campervans complete this magnificent and functional residence. In this natural environment, the pool offers a generous swimming area, and eager to preserve the water resource on the estate, the owners have connected an automatic drip watering system to the well and to several rainwater collectors (6000L). The ecoflow micro station was installed in 2019. Nature and culture lovers, this exceptional property will be free on April 1, 2025. Ref 2404701 - www.itc-immobilier.com Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This ocean of natural bushland, stretching as far as the eye can see, is enveloped by holm oaks and junipers, for lovers of nature and responsible philosophy; it offers a way of life in perfect symbiosis with nature, witness to a harmonious relationship with ecosystems. A woodland path provides access to the estate, set in 5,000 m² of land, away from the hustle and bustle of our urban society and its nuisances. This property takes you to a bend in a grove of dry-stone walls and ‘capitelles’ (dry stone huts), with echoes of a prosperous period when woodcutters and bucolic shepherds criss-crossed the forest buzzing with life. A village well-stocked with shops is just a few kilometres from the property, and the motorway and rail networks can be reached in an hour, not forgetting Uzès, the first Duchy of France, the famous Place aux Herbes and the Ducal castle - 30 minutes away. The buildings once housed all the traditional activities typical of this region of Occitanie, including a silkworm farm, cellars, sheds, barns, a sheepfold, workshop and bread oven, all solidly built from local stone and enlarged over the centuries to meet the needs of the animals, to house workers and store equipment, or to accommodate new births into the family. Traditionally, mulberry trees were grown here to raise silkworms and sheep. For the time being, the living area, which is accessible from the courtyard, is being comfortably renovated. The main building spans 550 m² and there are 242 m² of outbuildings. This property is ideally suited to a seasonal rental project and to the latest trends for travellers looking for space and comfort, as well as unusual and eco-friendly breaks. A property presented by Botella Real Estate (since 1989). Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. Ref: 2608

What a divine land the Provençal Languedoc region is...! It is an invitation to a wonderful escape into a region proud of its traditions. A land of light, warmth and passion, dotted with villages built on rocky spurs and towns, with a unique heritage of oak woods, lavender fields, olive groves, vineyards and cypress trees, not forgetting the song of the cicadas! It is particularly conducive to the cultivation of wines, often blended with subtle aromas and remarkable flavours, a pleasure to be savoured in moderation. The land offers, under its soothing greenery, a round of freshly picked fruit, farmhouse breads, olive oil, local honey and home-made jams! Happiness often comes without thinking about it and there are places that breathe serenity and tranquillity, such as the one on which lies this authentic farmhouse nestled on more than six hectares of land and a beautiful interior courtyard that hosts a swimming pool (6.5x3.5m) with a vast surrounding area tiled in travertine stone. The house itself has over 200m² of living space, including a summer kitchen and around 140m² of outbuildings, consisting of workshops and cellars that can be partly converted. In the purest tradition, there are Provençal floors, fireplaces, terracotta floor tiles, and much work has recently been carried out to ensure greater comfort, such as the installation of a heat pump, a wood burner and a second pellet burner, double glazing and insulated shutters, roof insulation, thermodynamic water heater... The ground floor consists of a set of five rooms opening onto two terraces, one of which is a large covered terrace, an open plan fitted and furnished kitchen, dining room, living room, bedroom with en suite, 2 offices (possible extra bedroom space), bathroom and toilet. The first floor offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms and toilets. It is a world that draws its strength from the sun, to be discovered on foot,or by bike, along paths where the seasons are at their best. Shops and services are just a stone's throw away and the road and rail networks are only an hour's drive away. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr . Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate (since 1989). Ref : 2672

This haven of peace and serenity, set in a remarkable panorama at the entrance to the Cèze Gorges, is found by taking the road towards Uzès, where one can see the village built halfway up the slopes of the hills with alternating shaded hollows and the sloping banks of the plain, planted with vineyards and olive groves. This village, between the Cévennes mountains and Provence, has managed to preserve the vestiges of its past - its medieval character made up of winding streets and alleys, lined with the stone facades of these beautiful residences of the Midi. Anyone who knew this village in the days of the glorious 30’s could have mingled with the well-dressed strollers ambling along the bridge, exchanging many greetings, climbing the slope to the church and plunging down a short slope to ring the bell of Aunt Victoria who, with friendly gestures and in a slightly shaky voice, shouted: 'Come in, my children, the chocolate is ready!” This is the setting for this delightful property built on 3600m² of land and benefitting from an exceptional living environment. With a 10 x 4m saltwater swimming pool, surrounded by natural stone coping, this former silkworm farm has been carefully renovated and has a surface area of 252m², including a main house, a guest house and an office. Not forgetting the outbuilding, bread oven, barn and well. It is on the garden level that the owners have chosen to live, with a dining room opening onto a terrace, a well-equipped and furnished kitchen, followed by a cosy lounge and two bedrooms with private toilet, shower room and bathroom. The upper level gives access to a mezzanine and three rooms of about 60m², to be converted. The ground floor offers a nice size en-suite bedroom with shower room and toilet. Then there is a 67m² independent guest house, with a main south-facing room, with a kitchen and two bedrooms. A great potential for a large family home or for the creation of a holiday home. Agency fees to be paid by the vendor. A property selected by BOTELLA and Sons Real Estate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Ref : 2597

In the heart of a village near to the Renaissance town of Barjac, close to rivers and well-known tourist attractions, this charming building with a floor surface area of approx. 200 m² (2,153 sq ft) has been tastefully renovated and still offers a number of layout options. It sits on approx. 4,700 m² (0.17 acres) of terraced land with suitable areas for a swimming pool. The property comprises 2 separate dwellings, surrounding a large inner courtyard with plenty of space for parking several vehicles or entertaining guests. On one side, the private house comprises a kitchen, a living room with a wood-burning stove and 2 large bedrooms, each with a bathroom. On the other side, a large independent guest house, with a living room, kitchen and 3 ensuite bedrooms. A set of cellars of approx. 50 m² (538 sq ft) on the ground floor could easily be converted into additional accommodation. The adjoining 4,700 m² of land offers magnificent views over the village and a non-adjoining orchard of approx. 1,900 m² with numerous fruit trees. Would you like a place with a view that can accommodate guests or family? Then don't hesitate! A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate (since 1989). Your contact: Anne ZUTTERMAN, Ph. 07.49.26.27.45 (Independent sales agent - SARL PCI, RSAC Aubenas, No. 88224134200014). Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor.

In the countryside, but close to everything and not isolated, this beautiful property with its irresistible charm has its origins in the 17th century, before being modified over the centuries by its successive illustrious owners. On arrival, the visitor is invited to join the farmhouse by a majestic alley of blue cedars and lagertroemias, leading to the imposing sculpted pillars of the main gate. Then follows a parking area - allowing for the accommodation of numerous guests - a 100m2 garage that can provide substantial storage, and a second outbuilding of 40m2. A second, equally charming, old gate gives access to the 19th century pleasure garden, with its lawns and delicate boxwood paths, real jewels in the middle of the park. This most romantic atmosphere enhances the building. There is also a charming greenhouse and an old rock garden which add a certain cachet to the property. The living area of the manor house comprises a lounge with a view of the boxwood garden, a dining room, a kitchen and an entrance hall leading to the ashlar staircase. On the ground floor, a study and a bathroom. On the first floor, 4 bedrooms with bathroom and shower room or bathroom. In addition, there is a surface area of approximately 60m2 to be restored, bringing the surface area of the farmhouse to over 250m2. A unique opportunity to acquire a remarkable farmhouse, which has retained its charm of yesteryear.

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Located in the middle of its one hectare and eight, at the end of a dead end in a very quiet area, this old farmhouse renovated and enlarged will charm you with its exceptional setting. Its location 5 minutes from shops and amenities, schools, 15 minutes from Alès, 30 minutes from Vallon Pont d'Arc and 45 minutes from Nîmes make it complementary assets. This 250 m2 farmhouse consists of a large entrance, a living room with a fully equipped open kitchen of 70 m2, very bright with its bay windows offering a view of the countryside. A 40 m2 living room with the charm of yesteryear. A 20 m2 room has been converted into a gym. A master suite of 40 m2 with its bathroom and toilet on the ground floor as well as a bedroom, a bathroom and a WC. Upstairs, two bedrooms, one with solarium and a toilet. The house is fully air-conditioned and has photovoltaic panels. Three wood stoves are present to enhance the 'cozy' side. The house is connected to the public water network and sanitation is carried out by a micro wastewater treatment plant. Without forgetting an 80 m2 outbuilding, an exterior cellar and a wooden chalet To cool off, a swimming pool. A kennel has also been set up with a fenced exterior area and a small mazet. At the end of the land, a spring always supplied, even in summer. Price 1,400,000? Agency fees included and payable by the seller. Energy class C146 kWh/m2/year. Climate class A 4 Kg CO2/m2/year. Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use between 1810 euros AND 2540 euros/year. Energy reference date 2021 French side Franco-Belgian-international network of agencies and commercial agents. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr This real estate announcement was written under the editorial responsibility of Bernard Chardonnet, independent real estate sales agent of SARL Côté France (without holding funds), the sales agent registered with RSAC No. 383 874 468 in Aubenas, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of the company SARL Coté France Côté France Immobilier - Réseau Immobilier Franco Belge International - Des conseillers du Nord au Sud de la France et 4 agences à votre service www.cotefranceimmo.fr

An ancient fortified castle, its gîte and 12 ha of grounds in a hamlet between the Cèze and Ardèche rivers, with a commanding view of the Cévennes. The tarmac road is the only access from the village, turning soon into a track stretching over the last few hundred metres to the property entrance. The hamlet of Sauvan fully embodies its Occitan name, derived from the Latin 'Silvanus' - 'man of the woods'. Like a haven in a green desert, some of its buildings can be spotted at the bottom of the space reserved for vehicle parking. The owners, who restored the hamlet from ruins, have taken great care to create a series of cobbled paths and steps leading to a central square offering a breathtaking view of the setting sun and the Cevennes mountains in the distance: Mont Lozère and Mont Aigoual. Providing an obvious natural protection, the gorges of the Cèze, whose meanders and cliffs can be glimpsed from this spot, have been populated for thousands of years. Subsequently, the region developed thanks to the presence of the Knights Templar, as evidenced by the village of Montclus with its square keep, the remains of a castle built in 1275, and the Bernas Commandery, which formed part of the latter. The Sauvan hamlet, which fell into ruin and oblivion for decades, saw its history fade away. However, its prominent position and its connection to the 'Castrum de Montecluso', as well as the presence of older fortifications, suggest that it was a strategic spot for the Order of the Knights Templar. The property complex as it stands today is a succession of buildings, probably dating back to the 13th century, arranged around the central square and its cross. The estate is divided into five separate living areas - not including the gîte (guest house), a former drying shed built on the other side of the square, to the south: 'le grand mas' ('the large farmhouse') and 'le tunnel' ('the tunnel'), accessed from the south courtyard, 'les paillers' ('the straw barns'), 'l'épiscopal' ('the bishop's residence') and 'les muriers' ('the mulberry trees'), from the alley to the east. Entirely enclosed by stone walls, the only entrance is to the south, into a first courtyard at the bottom of a flight of steps. It is accessed via a porch topped by a keystone dating from 1783, which is adjoined by an impressive bakehouse with a slate roof (in an impeccable state of conservation) or from the north via an impressive carriage door featuring a chestnut lintel, which opens onto a second courtyard. The large farmhouse, the most impressive building in the hamlet, stretches along a south-north axis from the lime-tree square to the mulberry tree alley, which runs along the eastern facade of the complex. While the latter, which borders single-storey dwellings, appears to be low, the western facades, taking advantage of the sloping terrain, comprise three levels. The buildings are of limestone, with dressed stone used for the jambs and structural elements, and coursed rubble masonry for the load-bearing walls. The roofs of the various buildings are clad with monk-and-nun tiles. Committed to preserving this important architectural heritage, the current inhabitants undertook a complete overhaul of the roofs less than two years ago.

Situated close to Uzès, in a peaceful, privileged setting, surrounded by 3000m² of partly stone-walled grounds with an above-ground swimming pool (7.5x3.5m) and summer kitchen. The house comprises the main dwelling with a surface area of 159m² and an annexe converted in 2022 with a usable surface area of 62.90m² (48m² living area). A well-equipped and furnished kitchen with natural stone worktops, beautifully crafted and made to measure, combines modernity and practicality. The voluminous living room with its high ceilings benefits from large, partly covered outdoor terraces. The monumental fireplace, the real 'heart' of the house, provides a warm and welcoming ambience. Also on one level, a large master suite with private bathroom. Office area and toilet. Upstairs, a large mezzanine could be used as a small lounge, study or games room and leads to 3 bedrooms and a large bathroom. Separate toilet. Outbuilding in the garden. Heating by a recent heat pump (2021) replacing a fossil-fuel boiler in the main dwelling and reversible air conditioning in the guest house. Water heating with a thermodynamic hot water tank in the main house and an electric hot water tank in the guest house. A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate (since 1989). Agency fees are to be paid by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. We look forward to discussing your project. Ref: 2543