Property Description
Substantial property in the heart of a lively village with seven bedrooms and four bathrooms across a beautifully preserved living space. Cement tiles, marble fireplaces, high ceilings and generous proportions give every room genuine character. The house comes furnished, ready to move into or let out from day one.
Ground floor: A welcoming entrance hall leads through to the dining room, where French windows open directly onto the garden. The kitchen is fitted (cooker, extractor hood, dishwasher, fridge) and connects to a pantry with a laundry area. A hallway leads to a shower room (shower, washbasin, WC) and two bedrooms, as well as a garage large enough for a car and storage.
First floor: A hall provides access to a run of bedrooms, including a living room/bedroom, and a study area with its own balcony access. Further along, a second hall leads to another bedroom and a shower room (shower, WC, washbasin), plus two en-suite bedrooms, one with a shower room (shower, washbasin, WC) and the other with a bathroom (bath, washbasin, WC).
Second floor: Attic storage space, not currently arranged for living.
Exterior: The garden is landscaped and enclosed, with a terrace running alongside a heated saltwater pool. Town gas central heating throughout. The house is in excellent condition and is sold furnished. It has a strong track record as a holiday let, having achieved weekly rents of 2,500 Euros in high season.
The small but dynamic village is situated between the foothills of Cabrerolles and the coastal plain of Bas-Languedoc. Full of charm, it still offers the feel of a small town in the countryside, allowing you to appreciate the typical landscapes of this part of the Hérault, while enjoying many advantages in terms of shops and tourist facilities. Its proximity to some of the department's most beautiful sites and the Mediterranean Sea makes it an ideal place to enjoy southern French life. Wander around the medieval part of the village where squares, porches, city ramparts and period houses have retained all the authenticity of their origins. You can continue your stroll by discovering the remains of the castle and its Romanesque chapel, already recorded in the 11th century. The village benefits from its privileged position at the heart of a large vineyard of quality, between the Mediterranean, the Montagne Noire (Black Mountain) and Cévennes.