30 minutes north of Montpellier, in absolute calm and surrounded by nature, this magnificent property of a former bishop of Montpellier from the end of the 17th century develops 220 m2.

A configuration with a unique charm steeped in history. On landscaped grounds of approximately 2 hectares, the garden maintained for everyday use planted with chestnut trees, judea trees, immense cypresses represents approximately 8000 m2, the rest in holm oaks and other species. The entrance opens onto a hall with a view of the ancestral staircase.

The ground floor mainly consists of the living space with a separate kitchen, a living room alongside a huge open fireplace, the old bread oven and a large vaulted room. Several French doors provide access and a view of the garden. The first floor has another living room area with fireplace, four bedrooms and two bathrooms with toilets. A large 70m2 garage is adjacent to the house. A swimming pool, renovated in 2022, enjoys a view of Pic Saint Loup, the surrounding forest and the surrounding vineyards.

The ruins of old stables complete the beauty of this place, which can be reconstructed identically on the existing construction. And the old horse trough, a basin just waiting for water to gush out its jet and feed a fountain complete the magic of this place.

This house offers an idyllic setting in the heart of nature with its swimming pool and breathtaking view of Pic Saint-Loup, the vineyards and the surrounding forest. An extremely rare property at the gates of Montpellier, less than 15 minutes from the tram, for a lover of old stones and nature.

Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR3,160 and EUR4,340 per year.

Yohan SABROU