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€997 500 (HAI)**
**agency fees included : 5 % TTC to be paid by the buyer (€950 000 without fees) Reduction from €1,144,500 to €997,500 |
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Dept | Gard |
| Surface | 480 M2* | Plot Size | 154215 M2 |
| Bathroom | 13 | Bedrooms | 14 |
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Fantastic Cévenol stone “mas” with its own hamlet, 500m high in the heart of the magnificent Unesco listed Cévennes National Park, surrounded by nature and stunning uninterrupted mountain views in a rolling landscape of over 37 acres, The village is a few minutes away and has shops and cafes and is served by buses and direct trains to Alès, Nîmes and Montpellier. This is a rare chance to cquire an established business in one of the most unspoilt regions of France. There is a successful 34 guest B&B and gîtes business, busy from March to October The property can include, for the owner, the status of ”Agriculteur” (farmer) which gives much increased rights and further business opportunities on the vast 16 Hectare site. Alternatively, simply enjoy a wonderful residence in the heart of the magnificent Cévenol countryside. Read more ...
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€1,017,600
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€1,130,850
Aude -
€861,000
Herault -
€997,500
€1,144,500
Gard
The main house, built entirely of stone slate from the 17th C, is accessed via a shady terrace:
• open plan kitchen,
• dining & living rooms with wood-burning fireplace
• two bedrooms
• walk-in dresser
• bathroom
• office/reception room
A level lower is:
• a laundry/plant room with combined wood/gas boiler
• separate dining room with capacity for 30 guests
• additional cellars
• garage/workshop
Charming passageways open onto an inner courtyard/square with separate access to six independent guest rooms, and a separate path leads to three entirely independent 'gîtes', all with kitchen and ensuite facilities.
An al-fresco terraced dining area overlooks the 60m2 infinity pool, which itself comprises a further, lower terrace with additional dining, barbecue, relaxation and children's playground areas. A further two bedrooms at this level: one for visitors, the other currently used as staff accommodation, and shower/WC.
Below the pool area are the pool house, independent cabin accommodation, natural well, fully stocked carp pond, and windmill (in need of restoration), paddock and beyond, the rolling meadows and fields that make up this extensive 37acre natural park.
Mains water, two separate springs, photovoltaic panels, multi-fuel gas/wood central heating, double glazing throughout.
Garage / covered porch for up to 5 vehicles, with separate private parking for up to 11 vehicles.
The location is entirely south-facing, bathed in light and well protected from north winds by the hills behind.
Sites to visit: le Mas de la Barque, the gorges of the Ardèche, the gorges of the Tarn and la Jonte, le Cirque de Navacelles and Mount Lozère and Aigoual. There are many kilometres of pathways, rambles and bridleways, along historical paths such as the « voie Régordane” and Stevenson’s famous “Travels with a donkey” up to St Jean du Gard.
The nearby town of Chamborigaud is a busy meeting point, with cafés, bars, restaurants and a very popular Sunday market. There is a main train station with routes to Clermont Ferrand, Nîmes, Montpelier and Paris.
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