House in Molières-sur-Cèze , Gard , Languedoc-Roussillon - Part of Occitanie

Originally constructed in the 1800s, the current property has been scrupulously renovated and restored, preserving all the charming chapel features such as its grand windows, bell tower, and original wooden doors leading to the upper room. Alongside these vintage elements, you'll find truly modern comforts like underfloor heating, double glazing, and even an indoor pool in the upper room.

This property boasts thoughtfully landscaped terraces at both the front and rear, as well as separate and secluded parking areas. This setup provides ample outdoor space without the burden of extensive garden maintenance. With considerate neighbours and a discreet location, this home offers both the convenience of a lock-and-leave property or a comfortable full-time residence.

Approaching the house, you'll be greeted by the charming front terrace adorned with colourful local plants and shrubs. As you step inside, the main door opens to reveal the impressive chapel room. This spacious area is cleverly divided into distinct living zones, including a dining area, kitchen, and living space. The acoustics in this room are particularly remarkable.

Towards the rear of the chapel room, you'll discover three interconnected spaces, two of which can be utilized as additional bedrooms. Additionally, there's a WC and shower room in this area, with an extra WC located to the rear left, opposite the side entrance.

A graceful open staircase to the right of the chapel room ascends to the balcony, leading to the expansive wooden doors that grant access to the upper room's living area. Here, you'll find a bath and shower, WC, sleeping quarters, and a covered indoor pool. It is within this living area that there is potential for remodelling if a fourth sleeping area is required.

This property's prime location makes it an excellent base for exploring the region, with nearby attractions including charming "villages de caractère" like Banne and Lussan, antique markets in Barjac, and historic market towns such as Les Vans, St Ambroix, or Uzès. For outdoor enthusiasts, the area offers an array of water adventures in the Cèze or Villefort rivers, the iconic Vallon Pont d’Arc, as well as numerous opportunities for climbing, mountaineering, hiking, and cycling.


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