Ideally located within the Narbonne regional park and its lagoon environments, in the charming town of Sigean in the heart of the historic center, this bourgeois house, whose first stones were erected in the 16th century, develops more than 300 m2 of living space.

A place steeped in history, a former salt and trade shop from the 16th century, this property communicated in its time with the neighboring house, which was for a long time the “King’s shop”, in other words the main royal salt storehouse of Sigean.

Composed at the time of 3 dwellings, it will evolve over the last decades to become a magnificent family home, endowed with a beautiful soul. This completely renovated residence immerses the visitor in a charming atmosphere with its authentic elements and materials which make up the character of the bourgeois house of the time. Built on three levels, it is distinguished by the size of the rooms, its high ceilings, its parquet floors, its old floor tiles, all combining the appeal of old stones with modern comfort. A staircase provides access to a cocooning winter garden and a sumptuous Saint-Tropez terrace of approximately 25m2, offering a view over the rooftops of the city and the Corbières massif. A garage with motorized door of approximately 24m2 and a period cellar in the basement of approximately 50 m2 complete this property. This house fully equipped with double glazing opens the field of possibilities between family home, guest rooms and the creation of additional bedrooms and bathrooms. It will suit people looking for charm and authenticity. Located 6km from the Port la Nouvelle SNCF train station, 22 km from Narbonne 10 min from the Rouet beach (La Palme) Nursery, elementary and middle school in the town Close to all amenities

Your privileged contact: Sonia

ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS: B. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1,230 and EUR1,720.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned.