Properties for sale in Gard, France

Beautiful and spacious traditional villa of approximately 203m2, set on a south-facing plot of around 990m2, with a swimming pool, landscaped garden and excellent outdoor living spaces.The main house offers generous and well-proportioned accommodation. The bright living area comprises a spacious 32.42m2 sitting/dining room with an adjoining 10.73m2 lounge. The 17.87m2 fully fitted Mobalpa kitchen opens through a sliding pocket-glass door onto a lovely covered terrace, creating a wonderful space for outdoor dining and entertaining. A practical 7.18m2 utility room completes this part of the house.The sleeping accommodation includes a generous 17.43m2 principal bedroom with its own 3.09m2 shower room, together with two further large bedrooms of 11.53m2 and 14.30m2. A 5.88m2 family bathroom and separate 1.87m2 WC complete the main floor.The villa benefits from modern comfort, including double glazing, electric roller shutters and mosquito screens.On the ground floor, a **separate independent apartment** provides excellent flexibility for extended family, guests or potential rental income. It comprises a 10.37m2 kitchen, an 11.30m2 air-conditioned living room, two good-sized bedrooms of 15.48m2 and 13.97m2, a 4.47m2 hallway and a 5.40m2 shower room with WC.The apartment also has internal access to the main house, allowing it to be used independently or as additional living space.Outside, the property is designed for enjoying the Mediterranean lifestyle, with a magnificent covered terrace overlooking the attractive swimming pool and surrounding sun terrace. The beautifully landscaped garden includes a storage shed, while an integrated irrigation system supplied by a private borehole helps maintain the grounds.A rare opportunity combining **traditional construction, exceptional living space and highly versatile accommodation**, in the sought-after village of **Caveirac**.Caveirac offers all local amenities and excellent access to Nimes via the Trambus, while being ideally situated in the popular Vaunage area, between the Mediterranean coast and the Cevennes.* Main HouseThe main house offers spacious and well-proportioned accommodation, with a bright 43m2 living and dining area, a fully fitted 17.87m2 Mobalpa kitchen opening onto the covered terrace, and a practical utility room. There are three generous bedrooms, including a 17.43m2 principal bedroom with its own shower room, plus a family bathroom and separate WC. Double glazing, electric roller shutters and mosquito screens provide modern comfort throughout.* Independant ApartmentThe independent apartment offers excellent flexibility for guests, extended family or rental income. It comprises a fitted kitchen, an air-conditioned living room, two generous bedrooms, a hallway and a shower room with WC. With internal access to the main house, it can be used completely independently or incorporated into the main accommodation, making it a highly versatile addition to the property.* Garden & PoolThe beautifully landscaped garden provides a wonderful setting for enjoying the Mediterranean lifestyle, with a private swimming pool, surrounding sun terrace and magnificent covered terrace overlooking the pool. The grounds also include a useful storage shed and benefit from an integrated irrigation system supplied by a private borehole, making the garden easy to maintain throughout the warmer months.* GarageThe property benefits from convenient parking and storage facilities, including an integrated garage providing secure space for a vehicle, bicycles or additional storage. There is also private parking within the grounds, offering ample space for residents and guests.* LocationThe property is situated in the sought-after village of Caveirac, in the popular Vaunage area just west of Nimes. The village offers a good range of local amenities, including shops, restaurants and everyday services, while the Trambus provides convenient access into Nimes. Surrounded by the beautiful landscapes of the Gard, Caveirac enjoys an attractive location between the Mediterranean coast and the Cevennes, offering easy access to both the coast and the vibrant city of Nimes. The house is ideally positioned to enjoy the peace and space of village living while remaining within easy reach of larger towns and major transport links.* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor.Partner Agent Mandate - Delegation.Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard : entre 1526 et 2064 euro par an. Prix moyens des energies indexes sur l'annee 2021 (abonnements compris).Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 1526€ and 2064€ /year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021 (subscription included).Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr.France Property Angels - English Speaking Estate Agent and Professional Property Finders* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Wendy Johnson+33 (0) 6 16 67 13 [email protected] of reception rooms : 2 :Number of bedrooms : 5 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 3 :Habitable Area : 203 m2Land Area : 990 m2 :Storage : Yes:Garage : Yes:Parking: Yes :County: Gard:Postcode: 30820:Near Town Centre: Yes:Swimming pool : Yes:Garden : Yes:* Sought-after Vaunage location with easy access to Nimes and local amenities* Spacious 203m2 traditional villa on a 990m2 south-facing plot* Attractive private swimming pool with sun terrace* Magnificent covered terrace overlooking the pool* Bright 43m2 sitting, dining and lounge area* Fully fitted Mobalpa kitchen opening onto the terrace* 3 bedrooms in the main house, including a generous principal suite* Beautifully landscaped garden with private borehole and irrigation system* Double glazing, electric shutters and mosquito screens

This well-maintained village house is located in Ribaute-les-Tavernes, just 35 minutes from Uzes, known for its restaurants, boutiques, and Provencal market. Nimes, Ales, and supermarkets are also nearby.The house offers 170 m2 of living space across two floors, as well as a nice garden, a pool and a lovely terrace. On the ground floor, there is a spacious living and dining area with a fireplace and direct access to the terrace, a recent kitchen fitted in 2018, a WC, and a garage. The ground floor also benefits from underfloor heating.Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, two of which open onto a balcony, a shower room, a separate WC, and a dressing room. The house features charming old wooden doors and quality materials.The lovely garden includes a swimming pool and a large terrace.Originally built around 1889, it has been nicely renovated and is ready to move into.* LocationThis well maintained village house is set in the historical center of Ribaute-les-Tavernes, a peaceful village surrounded by beautiful countryside. Just 35 minutes from Uzes, a lively town known for its renowned Provencal market, excellent restaurants, and charming boutiques. Nimes and Ales are also within easy reach, providing access to additional shops, cultural attractions, and transport links. The nearest supermarket, DIY stores, and other essential amenities are just a 5 to 10-minute drive away. The area is ideal for nature lovers, with plenty of opportunities for hiking, cycling, and swimming in local rivers. The Cevennes National Park, a stunning natural reserve, is nearby, offering breathtaking landscapes and outdoor activities. Wine enthusiasts will also appreciate the surrounding vineyards and wine routes of the region.* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor. France Property Angels mandate. Agency fee rates inclusive of VAT: Occitanie - Up to €30,000 : 3,600€ Up to €49,999 : €4,000 €50,000 - €99,999€ : 9% €100,000 - €199,999 : 7% €200,000 - 449,999€ : 5% €450,000 upwards: 4%. Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard entre 2580 € et 3540 € par an. Prix moyens des energies indexees sur l'annee de reference annees 2021, 2022 et 2023 (abonnement compris). Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 2580 € and 3540 €/year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021, 2022 et 2023(subscription included). Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Alice Dassonville (Bilingual English-French)+33 (0) 610 090 [email protected] of reception rooms : 1 :Number of bedrooms : 4 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 1 :Habitable Area : 170 m2Land Area : 550 m2 :Taxe Fonciere : €1800; :Storage : Yes:Garage : Yes:Parking: Yes :County: Gard:Postcode: 30720:Swimming pool : Yes:Garden : Yes:* 170 m2 of living space* Terrace and Garden with Pool* Garage* Underfloor heating on the ground floor* Recent kitchen* Spacious living and dining area* 7 mins to supermarket* 35 mn to Uzes, Sommieres or Nimes, 1 hr to the sea

This well-maintained village house is located in Ribaute-les-Tavernes, just 35 minutes from Uzes, known for its restaurants, boutiques, and Provencal market. Nimes, Ales, and supermarkets are also nearby.The house offers 170 m2 of living space across two floors, as well as a nice garden, a pool and a lovely terrace. On the ground floor, there is a spacious living and dining area with a fireplace and direct access to the terrace, a recent kitchen fitted in 2018, a WC, and a garage. The ground floor also benefits from underfloor heating.Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, two of which open onto a balcony, a shower room, a separate WC, and a dressing room. The house features charming old wooden doors, quality materials, and a garden with a terrace.Originally built around 1889, it has been nicely renovated and is ready to move into.* LocationThis well maintained village house is set in the historical center of Ribaute-les-Tavernes, a peaceful village surrounded by beautiful countryside. Just 35 minutes from Uzes, a lively town known for its renowned Provencal market, excellent restaurants, and charming boutiques. Nimes and Ales are also within easy reach, providing access to additional shops, cultural attractions, and transport links. The nearest supermarket, DIY stores, and other essential amenities are just a 5 to 10-minute drive away. The area is ideal for nature lovers, with plenty of opportunities for hiking, cycling, and swimming in local rivers. The Cevennes National Park, a stunning natural reserve, is nearby, offering breathtaking landscapes and outdoor activities. Wine enthusiasts will also appreciate the surrounding vineyards and wine routes of the region.* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor. France Property Angels mandate. Agency fee rates inclusive of VAT: Occitanie - Up to €30,000 : 3,600€ Up to €49,999 : €4,000 €50,000 - €99,999€ : 9% €100,000 - €199,999 : 7% €200,000 - 449,999€ : 5% €450,000 upwards: 4%. Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard entre 2580 € et 3540 € par an. Prix moyens des energies indexees sur l'annee de reference annees 2021, 2022 et 2023 (abonnement compris). Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 2580 € and 3540 €/year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021, 2022 et 2023(subscription included). Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Alice Dassonville (Bilingual English-French)+33 (0) 610 090 [email protected] of reception rooms : 1 :Number of bedrooms : 4 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 1 :Habitable Area : 170 m2Land Area : 550 m2 :Taxe Fonciere : €1800; :Storage : Yes:Garage : Yes:Parking: Yes :County: Gard:Postcode: 30700:Swimming pool : Yes:Garden : Yes:* 170 m2 of living space* Terrace and Garden with a Pool* Garage* Underfloor heating on the ground floor* Recent kitchen* Spacious living and dining area* 7 mins to supermarket* 35 mn to Uzes, Sommieres or Nimes, 1 hr to the sea

This well-maintained village house is located in Ribaute-les-Tavernes, just 35 minutes from Uzes, known for its restaurants, boutiques, and Provencal market. Ales, Anduze, Nimes and supermarkets are also nearby.The house offers 170 m2 of living space across two floors, set on a plot of approximately 230 m2. On the ground floor, there is a spacious living and dining area with a fireplace and direct access to the terrace, a recent kitchen fitted in 2018, a WC, and a garage. The ground floor also benefits from underfloor heating.Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, two of which open onto a balcony, a shower room, a separate WC, and a dressing room. The house features charming old wooden doors, quality materials, and a garden with a terrace.Originally built around 1889, it has been nicely renovated and is ready to move into. A pool could be built on the plot.* LocationThis well maintained village house is set in the historical center of Ribaute-les-Tavernes, a peaceful village surrounded by beautiful countryside. Just 35 minutes from Uzes, a lively town known for its renowned Provencal market, excellent restaurants, and charming boutiques. Nimes and Ales are also within easy reach, providing access to additional shops, cultural attractions, and transport links. The nearest supermarket, DIY stores, and other essential amenities are just a 5 to 10-minute drive away. The area is ideal for nature lovers, with plenty of opportunities for hiking, cycling, and swimming in local rivers. The Cevennes National Park, a stunning natural reserve, is nearby, offering breathtaking landscapes and outdoor activities. Wine enthusiasts will also appreciate the surrounding vineyards and wine routes of the region.* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor. France Property Angels mandate. Agency fee rates inclusive of VAT: Occitanie - Up to €30,000 : 3,600€ Up to €49,999 : €4,000 €50,000 - €99,999€ : 9% €100,000 - €199,999 : 7% €200,000 - 449,999€ : 5% €450,000 upwards: 4%. Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard entre 2580 € et 3540 € par an. Prix moyens des energies indexees sur l'annee de reference annees 2021, 2022 et 2023 (abonnement compris). Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 2580 € and 3540 €/year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021, 2022 et 2023(subscription included). Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Alice Dassonville (Bilingual English-French)+33 (0) 610 090 [email protected] of reception rooms : 1 :Number of bedrooms : 4 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 1 :Habitable Area : 170 m2Land Area : 230 m2 :Taxe Fonciere : €1800; :Storage : Yes:Garage : Yes:County: Gard:Postcode: 30720:Near Town Centre: Yes:Garden : Yes:* 170 m2 of living space* Terrace and Garden* Garage* Possibility to build a pool* Recent kitchen* Spacious living and dining area* Underfloor heating on the ground floor* 7 mins to supermarket* 35 mn to Uzes, Sommieres or Nimes, 1 hr to the sea

This well-maintained village house is located in Ribaute-les-Tavernes, just 35 minutes from Uzes, known for its restaurants, boutiques, and Provencal market. Nimes, Ales, and supermarkets are also nearby.The house offers 170 m2 of living space across two floors, set on a plot of approximately 230 m2. On the ground floor, there is a spacious living and dining area with a fireplace and direct access to the terrace, a recent kitchen fitted in 2018, a WC, and a garage. The ground floor also benefits from underfloor heating.Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, two of which open onto a balcony, a shower room, a separate WC, and a dressing room. The house features charming old wooden doors, quality materials, and a garden with a terrace.Originally built around 1889, it has been nicely renovated and is ready to move into. A small pool could be built on the plot.* LocationThis well maintained village house is set in the historical center of Ribaute-les-Tavernes, a peaceful village surrounded by beautiful countryside. Just 35 minutes from Uzes, a lively town known for its renowned Provencal market, excellent restaurants, and charming boutiques. Nimes and Ales are also within easy reach, providing access to additional shops, cultural attractions, and transport links. The nearest supermarket, DIY stores, and other essential amenities are just a 5 to 10-minute drive away. The area is ideal for nature lovers, with plenty of opportunities for hiking, cycling, and swimming in local rivers. The Cevennes National Park, a stunning natural reserve, is nearby, offering breathtaking landscapes and outdoor activities. Wine enthusiasts will also appreciate the surrounding vineyards and wine routes of the region.* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor. France Property Angels mandate. Agency fee rates inclusive of VAT: Occitanie - Up to €30,000 : 3,600€ Up to €49,999 : €4,000 €50,000 - €99,999€ : 9% €100,000 - €199,999 : 7% €200,000 - 449,999€ : 5% €450,000 upwards: 4%. Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard entre 2580 € et 3540 € par an. Prix moyens des energies indexees sur l'annee de reference annees 2021, 2022 et 2023 (abonnement compris). Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 2580 € and 3540 €/year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021, 2022 et 2023(subscription included). Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Alice Dassonville (Bilingual English-French)+33 (0) 610 090 [email protected] of reception rooms : 1 :Number of bedrooms : 4 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 1 :Habitable Area : 170 m2Land Area : 230 m2 :Storage : Yes:Garage : Yes:Parking: Yes :County: Gard:Postcode: 30700:Near Town Centre: Yes:Garden : Yes:* 170 m2 of living space* Terrace and Cortyard/Garden* Garage* Possibility to build a small pool* Recent kitchen* Spacious living and dining area* Underfloor heating on the ground floor* 7 mins to supermarket* 35 mn to Uzes, Sommieres or Nimes, 1 hr to the sea

Prepare to be charmed by this unique property. Spanning approximately 110 m2, this former barn has been masterfully converted into a striking, individual village home that perfectly pairs authentic historic soul with high-end modern luxury.Every corner reveals high-quality craftsmanship and careful attention to detail, anchored by a magnificent bespoke iron spiral staircase connecting the three floors.The heart of the home is a bright, through-aspect living area where massive aluminum sliding doors infuse a contemporary edge into the stone architecture.This space features a premium Schmidt fitted kitchen and a comfortable lounge with a wood stove and reversible air conditioning. This level also includes a generous 13 m2 bedroom with a sleek en-suite Italian shower room.The entire second floor is occupied by a spectacular 27 m2 master sanctuary boasting a private dressing area, separate WC, and an upscale bathroom with an Italian walk-in shower.Excellent functionality is found on the ground floor, which comprises a 9.5 m2 multi-purpose room, a dedicated 8 m2 home office, a practical utility/laundry room, a guest WC, and a large 28 m2 insulated garage fitted with beautiful ironwork doors.The outdoor experience is completed by a completely private, south-facing 25 m2 terrace. Finished with premium Cumaru exotic wood decking, it hosts a beautiful plunge pool designed for absolute relaxation.* The HouseThis exceptional village home is a true one-of-a-kind barn conversion that masterfully pairs its historic character with high-end modern comforts. Spread across three beautifully designed levels, the property features a bright, double-aspect living area where contemporary aluminum bay windows contrast elegantly with the building's original charm. The heart of the home is equipped with a premium Schmidt kitchen, a cozy wood-burning stove, and reversible air conditioning for year-round comfort. A striking, custom-crafted iron spiral staircase serves as a central design feature, linking the ground-floor office and multi-purpose space to a lovely mid-level bedroom and a spectacular 27m2 top-floor master sanctuary. Complete with a large, insulated 28m2 garage for stress-free village parking, the home's ultimate highlight is its private, south-facing 25m2 terrace—finished with premium Cumaru wood decking and featuring a built-in plunge pool perfect for cooling off on warm summer days.* The Terrace & PoolThe ultimate highlight of this property is its spectacular, south-facing 25m2 roof terrace, which serves as a private, sun-drenched sanctuary elevated above the village for perfect outdoor living. Finished with premium Cumaru exotic wood decking, this rooftop oasis features a beautiful built-in plunge pool designed for absolute relaxation and cooling off on warm summer days. Whether you are hosting an intimate open-air dinner or enjoying a quiet afternoon sunbathing, this beautifully crafted outdoor lounge offers a peaceful and entirely unoverlooked space to embrace the very best of the Mediterranean climate.* Garage & StoreageExceptional village convenience is a standout feature of this property, thanks to its generous 28m2 fully insulated garage that provides ample space for secure parking and vehicle storage. Fronted by custom-designed, handcrafted ironwork doors, the garage offers both security and striking curb appeal. Beyond the main vehicle parking, the ground floor is incredibly functional, featuring a practical laundry and utility room, a guest WC, and a versatile 9.5m2 multi-purpose room that provides excellent additional storage space or flexibility to suit your needs.* LocationThis beautiful property is nestled in a highly sought-after village location, offering a peaceful and authentic taste of local life. Situated within easy reach of essential amenities, it provides the perfect balance of quiet village charm and excellent connectivity to the surrounding region. The area is known for its beautiful scenery and vibrant local culture, making it an ideal base for enjoying the best of the regional lifestyle right on your doorstep.* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor.Partner Agent Mandate - Delegation.Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard : entre 1290€ et 1830€ par an. Prix moyens des energies indexes sur l'annee 2021, 2022 et 2023 (abonnements compris).Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 1290€ and 1830€ /year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021, 2022 and 2023 (subscription included).Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr.France Property Angels - English Speaking Estate Agent and Professional Property Finders* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Alice Dassonville (Bilingual English-French)+33 (0) 610 090 [email protected] of reception rooms : 2 :Number of bedrooms : 3 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 2 :Habitable Area : 110 m2Taxe Fonciere : €1600; :Storage : Yes:Garage : Yes:County: Gard:Postcode: 30870:Near Town Centre: Yes:Swimming pool : Yes:* Perfectly situated in a desirable village, offering an authentic local lifestyle.* A one-of-a-kind property blending historic structure with atypical, creative design.* Features a built-in cooling-off pool perfect for warm summer days.* Exceptional village convenience with 28m2 of secure parking and custom ironwork doors.* A bespoke, handcrafted feature linking all three levels of the home.* Flooded with natural light and featuring contemporary aluminum bay windows.* Fitted out with a premium, high-quality Schmidt kitchen setup.* A luxury 27m2 top-floor sanctuary with a private dressing room and en-suite.* Fully equipped with reversible air conditioning and a cozy wood-burning stove.

Located by the market square in the heart of the town of Somieres, this wonderful house is full of character! Overlooking the Vidourle River, ideally situated in Languedoc Roussillon between Sea and Mountain, Nimes and Montpellier, this mediaeval town was first created by the Romans. The charming medieval streets, the town hall building, the clock tower and the medieval city gate are some of Sommieres' many architectural treasures. This town of 4500 inhabitants is ideally situated in the Gard, 22 Km West of Nimes, 28 Km East of Montpellier, half an hour from the local beaches and half an hour from the foot of the Cevennes mountains (Southern part of the Massif Central). You will find all the main facilities in Sommieres including nursery (3-5), primary (6-10) and secondary (11-14) schools as well as several good restaurants, cafes, local shops and boutiques. The town even has its own beer brewery (La Brasserie des Garrigues) that produces a large range of traditional beers.* AccommodationThis house is an absolute gem. It is an authentic old house of 183m2, right in the heart of Sommieres, just a stone's throw from the market square. The property is built around a beautiful 13th-century stone staircase, a patio, and a large, tree-lined terrace. It is protected from view. Lovers of history will appreciate its original medieval features, enhanced by a comfortable and very sensitive restoration Throughout there are original doors, a fireplace, mullioned windows, and stone slabs. Authentic charm can be found everywhere in the house from the entrance, right up to the sun terrace which offers views of the bell tower and the town's rooftops. In addition the property has a garage - very useful for such a central location.* LocationThis property is situated in the lovely ancient town of Sommieres. It is ideally positioned 22 Km West of Nimes, 28 Km East of Montpellier and half an hour from the local beaches. Sommieres offers several weekly out-door markets, great cafes, restaurants and shops. It's a charming area to live in all year round or to come to for some holidays.* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Alice Dassonville (Bilingual English-French)+33 (0) 610 090 [email protected]* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor.Partner Agent Mandate - Delegation.Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard : entre 1730 et 2400 euro par an. Prix moyens des energies indexes sur l'annee 2021 (abonnements compris).Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 1730€ and 2400€ /year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021 (subscription included).Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr.Number of reception rooms : 1 :Number of bedrooms : 3 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 2 :Habitable Area : 183 m2Taxe Fonciere : €1761; :County: Gard:Postcode: 30250:Near Town Centre: Yes:* Charming old house* Central location* Courtyard garden* Patio* Three bedrooms* Garage

Located in the centre of beautiful Langlade in the Vaunage valley. The village has delightful shops and businesses, a tram connection, and is surrounded by the lovely landscape between the sea and the Cevennes.* AccommodationThis charming house is just fifteen minutes from Nimes in a pretty village with all amenities. Its central location means that you can explore the village on foot, and its roof terrace ensures privacy. On the ground floor level there is a large living room with a fireplace and which opens onto the terrace, a separate dining room and a kitchen. Upstairs there are two noce bedrooms and a bathroom, and in the basement there is a cellar space with stunning vaulted ceilings.* LocationThis property is situated in Langlade. Langlade is a pleasant village of around 2,000 inhabitants, offering all essential amenities for daily life (backery, groceriy, chemist, restaurants...). It is appreciated for its relaxed atmosphere and easy access to good local restaurants, wine estates, as well as neighbouring villages, all located close to one another and easily reachable by bike or on foot.The village lies in the heart of the Vaunage, a well-known area of southern France set between Sommieres and Nimes, north of the Camargue and around 30 minutes from the beaches. This sun-drenched valley is defined by garrigue vegetation, vineyards and gently rolling hills, making it ideal for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling and discovering the surrounding countryside.* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Alice Dassonville (Bilingual English-French)+33 (0) 610 090 [email protected]* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor.Partner Agent Mandate - Delegation.Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard : entre 1510 et 2120 euro par an. Prix moyens des energies indexes sur l'annee 2021 (abonnements compris).Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 1510€ and 2120€ /year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021 (subscription included).Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr.Number of reception rooms : 1 :Number of bedrooms : 2 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 1 :Habitable Area : 101 m2Storage : Yes:County: Gard:Postcode: 30980:Near Town Centre: Yes:* Central location* Beautiful stonework* Two bedrooms* Large vaulted cellar* Village with all amenities

Charming 3-bedroom village house with courtyard, located in the heart of Lezan, a lively village with heritage character just 10 minutes from Anduze and 15 minutes from Ales. The house offers 119 m2 of living space, featuring traditional cement tile floors, a spacious living area, garage, and storage cave. A 28 m2 terrace with outdoor summer kitchen adds to the charm. Daily life is easy with shops, cafes, and a primary school in the village. Nearby weekly markets and the scenic Cevennes offer plenty to explore. Nimes is 30 minutes away, with TGV access and airport; Uzes and Montpellier are also within easy reach.* AccommodationOn the ground floor there is a large entrance hall, a garage, a laundry room and a storage room. Going up to the first floor there is a lovely large living space, consisting of a sitting room of 40m2, a kitchen of 21m2, a bathroom and a separate WC. On the second floor are two good sized bedrooms, and a nice terrace of 28m2, which is in part dedicated to an outdoor summer kitchen. There is a further room above the terrace, which isn't currently insulated or heated, but which could potentially be used as an office, or a spare bedroom, or indeed for storage.* LocationLezan is a charming village in the Gard, offering a peaceful lifestyle with all essential amenities including a bakery, pharmacy, local shops, cafes, and a primary school. Just a short drive from the popular town of Anduze, it benefits from easy access to weekly markets filled with fresh local produce, crafts, and regional specialties. The area is known for its scenic beauty and outdoor activities, such as hiking in the Cevennes, swimming in rivers, and exploring vineyards and historical sites. Lezan is well connected: it's around 40 minutes to Nimes, with its TGV station and airport, and about an hour to the historic town of Uzes. Montpellier airport is also reachable in an hour, making this location ideal for both holidaymakers and year-round residents seeking authenticity and convenience.* About UsFrance Property Angels - We are an English Speaking Estate Agent specialising in the international market. We are based in France and have 20 years of experience. Our clients have access to our extensive property portfolio and benefit from our free property finding service. Clients who have bought through us are particularly complimentary about the standard of service we provide throughout the buying process.* Contact UsContact Alice Dassonville (Bilingual English-French)+33 (0) 610 090 [email protected]* Sales DetailsAgency fees payable by the vendor.Partner Agent Mandate - Delegation.Montant estime des depenses annuelles d'energie pour un usage standard : entre 1410 et 1960 euro par an. Prix moyens des energies indexes sur l'annee 2021 (abonnements compris).Estimated annual energy cost for a standard use of this property : between 1410€ and 1960€ /year. Estimate calculated on the basis of energy prices of 2021 (subscription included).Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est expose sont disponibles sur le site Georisques: www.georisques.gouv.fr.France Property Angels - English Speaking Estate Agent and Professional Property FindersNumber of reception rooms : 1 :Number of bedrooms : 3 :Number of bath/shower rooms : 1 :Habitable Area : 119 m2Storage : Yes:Garage : Yes:County: Gard:Postcode: 30350:Near Town Centre: Yes:* Charming house with bright, traditional ciment tile floors* Located in a dynamic village with heritage* Garage and storage cave* Terrace and outdoor summer kitchen* 10 minutes from Anduze, 15 minutes from Ales,* 30 minutes from Nimes and Sommieres

A Historic Estate in the Heart of Provence Set in a peaceful and unspoilt environment, discreetly nestled within an authentic Provençal village, this exceptional property is a rare expression of history, elegance and the Mediterranean art of living. At the gateway to the Alpilles, the property enjoys a highly sought-after location, within just 30 minutes of the iconic destinations of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Avignon, Arles, Nîmes and Uzès. A discreet and strategic address from which to experience the cultural heritage, timeless landscapes and refined lifestyle of Provence. Centuries of Heritage, Reimagined with Contemporary Elegance Steeped in nearly 600 years of history, this remarkable private mansion has undergone a complete renovation, carried out with the utmost respect for its original character and architecture. Original stonework, Provençal influences and historic architectural details blend seamlessly with contemporary materials and high-end finishes, creating a sophisticated balance between authenticity,refinement and absolute comfort. Offering more than 1,100 sq m of living space across three levels, the property reveals exceptionally generous proportions and a succession of beautifully appointed spaces designed equally for grand entertaining and intimate living. Three elegant reception rooms, each with its own distinctive atmosphere, are complemented by a spacious kitchen with central island and a refined library. Every detail of the interiors has been thoughtfully curated, creating an atmosphere that is warm, timeless and effortlessly sophisticated. Exceptional Private Quarters, Designed for Comfort and Privacy The private quarters continue this sense of serenity. Filled with light, generously proportioned and beautifully integrated into the historic architecture, they comprise eight suites, including two double suites with their own private sitting rooms. Ranging from an impressive 70 to 138 sq m, each suite offers a unique residential experience, with exceptional volumes, natural light, comfort and privacy. Set apart and entirely secluded, a ninth independent suite benefits from its own private garden and swimming pool, creating a truly intimate retreat. In total, the property offers 11 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, lending itself equally well to an exceptional private residence or an exclusive hospitality venture, subject to authorisations. The Quintessential Provençal Art of Living Outside, the same sense of understated elegance continues. The landscaped grounds, richly planted with Mediterranean species, create a serene and enchanting setting. Terraces and the swimming pool blend naturally into the surroundings, extending the living spaces seamlessly into nature. Here, stone, light, water and Mediterranean vegetation come together in a living tableau, perfectly embodying the Provençal art of living. A truly exceptional and private estate, where six centuries of history meet contemporary standards of excellence, in one of the most coveted regions of Southern France. Photo credit: Arthur A Photographie

This immaculately presented 2-bedroom village house is situated in the pretty village of Sanilhac, just 10 minutes from the medieval market town of Uzes. The property comes with a large garage, courtyard garden and a terrace. There's a bakery and restaurant within walking distance. The idyllic Gardon river is within easy reach and makes the perfect spot for a refreshing dip on a warm afternoon. Nimes, with its airport and TGV station is 30mins away.The property has been beautifully renovated but retains all its original charm and character, such as vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and original stonework.The entrance to the property is beautifully landscaped and this leads into the kitchen and dining room. The kitchen opens onto a pretty courtyard (30 m2) and is the perfect space for outdoor dining. Also on the ground floor is a living room and WC.Upstairs, a spacious family room with a cathedral ceiling leads to the Master bedroom, complete with a large bathroom and dressing room.Accessed via the gallery overlooking the living room, the top floor offers a shower room with WC, a second bedroom, and an additional room, which could easily be converted into a third bedroom. Also on this level is a lovely terrace of approximately 25 m2.Opposite the house is a beautiful stone outbuilding of around 50 m2, which comprises a generous garage and an additional room of approximately 25 m2, offering excellent potential for a workshop, studio, or storage.There's mains drainage, reversible air-conditioning and central heating.Location:The property is located in the pretty village of Sanilhac-Sagries where there's a bakery and restaurant.The Gorges du Gardon National Park is on the doorstep. The dramatic landscape is characterised by limestone cliffs, ancient oak forests, and crystal-clear river waters. Rich in wildlife and criss-crossed by scenic walking trails, it offers an unspoilt natural setting where dramatic scenery, tranquillity, and outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed year-round. Kayaking and canoeing are available from the neighbouring village of Collias to the famous Pont-du-Gard.The bustling market town of Uzes is quintessentially French and is 10mins from the property. The town itself has cobbled streets, fine Renaissance mansions and a magnificent central square, the Place-aux-Herbes. The square is surrounded by limestone arches under which shops and restaurants spill out, all shaded by the established sycamore trees. There are two markets every week, one for fresh produce on a Wednesday and another more extensive market on a Saturday. The square is often used for antique stalls, exhibitions, art shows and the annual truffle fair!Nimes, about 30mins away, is a historic city and is often referred to as the "French Rome" due to its remarkable Roman architecture, including a beautifully preserved Roman Arena. The city boasts a vibrant food scene, with bustling markets like Les Halles and a wide variety of cafes and restaurants. The city has both an airport and a TGV station.At a glance:Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 2Receptions: 2Habitable space: 140m2Outside space: 50m2DPE rating: TBCTaxe fonciere: TBCHeating: Oil-fired central heatingDrainage: MainsOrientation: North/SouthYear of construction: 18th CenturyDistance to shops: WalkingDistance to airport: 30minsDistance to TGV: 30minsPlease note: Agency fees are included in the advertised price and are payable by the purchaser. All locations and sizes are approximate. La Residence has made every effort to ensure that the details and photographs of this property are accurate and in no way misleading. However, this information does not form part of a contract and no warranties are either given or implied.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: http www.georisks.gouv.fr* Beautifully presented 2-bed village house* Village has bakery, restaurant, school* 10 mins from popular town of Uzes* Pretty courtyard & terrace* Large garage* Beautiful original features* Reversible air-conditioning* 30 mins from airport & TGV* Mains drainage* Oil central heating

Located 10 minutes from Uzes and just 3 minutes from the shops in Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie, this former sheepfold manages to strike the perfect balance between the traditional and the contemporary. The outside space, with the summer kitchen, terrace and swimming pool are perfect for the long summers.The home centers around a 50 m2 living area that includes a living room, dining space, and snug. Exposed beams, stone walls, and terracotta floors give the room a warm, authentic feel. The fully equipped kitchen is practical and well integrated into the living space.On the ground floor, the sleeping area offers three bedrooms, a playroom with a toilet and washbasin (that could also be used as a guest bedroom), shower room, bathroom, and a functional utility room.Upstairs, there is an additional bedroom with its own shower room, along with an attic providing useful storage space.The property is equipped with propane gas central heating, reversible air conditioning, a wood-burning stove, an alarm system, an automatic gate, and mosquito screens throughout.Outside:Outside, the 1,600 m2 landscaped plot is carefully maintained and designed for easy living. It includes a saltwater swimming pool with a cover, a terrace shaded by a pergola, and a 30 m2 summer kitchen ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. A closed garage and a carport complete the property.Location:The property is a few minutes drive from the pretty village of St Quentin la Poterie, where there's a good selection of shops and restaurants.The bustling market town of Uzes is 10mins away. The town has cobbled streets, fine Renaissance mansions and a magnificent central square, the Place-aux-Herbes. The square is surrounded by limestone arches under which shops and restaurants spill out, all shaded by the established sycamore trees. There are two markets every week, one for fresh produce on a Wednesday and another more extensive market on a Saturday. The square is often used for antique stalls, exhibitions, art shows and the annual truffle fair!Nimes, about 40mins away, is a historic city and is often referred to as the "French Rome" due to its remarkable Roman architecture. The city boasts a vibrant food scene, with bustling markets like Les Halles and a wide variety of cafes and restaurants. The city has both an airport and a TGV station.At a glance:Bedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 3Receptions: 2Habitable space: 170m2Plot size: 1637m2DPE rating: TBCTaxe fonciere: 1482m2Broadband: YesHeating: Gas central heatingDistance to shops: 3minsDistance to airport: 45minsDistance to TGV: 40minsPlease note: Agency fees are included in the advertised price and are payable by the purchaser. All locations and sizes are approximate. La Residence has made every effort to ensure that the details and photographs of this property are accurate and in no way misleading. However, this information does not form part of a contract and no warranties are either given or implied.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr* 10 mins from Uzes* 3 mins from shops* High quality renovation* Lovely salt-water pool* Summer kitchen & terrace* Gas central heating* Automatic gates* Garage and carport* Wood burning stove* 45 mins from airport

This 5 bedroom farmhouse has been beautifully renovated and manages to strike the perfect balance between the traditional and the contemporary. The property comes with a landscaped garden, several large outbuildings and a lovely pool. Shops are within walking distance and the bustling medieval town of Uzes is 25mins away. The airport and TGV are within easy reach at Nimes.The main house (200 m2) features an open-plan ground floor with a contemporary fitted kitchen with concrete countertops, plus a handy laundry/pantry. The large dining room and living room have bay windows on both sides meaning there's plenty of natural light. There's also a ground floor bedroom and bathroom.Upstairs is a large landing, separate bathroom and two bedrooms, each with their own bathrooms. There's also a fabulous master suite with a generous bathroom and terrace.Outside:The fully enclosed garden has been beautifully landscaped in a Provencal style and measures about half an acre. There's also a lovely swimming pool. Access to the house is via automatic gates. There's an independent studio of 30 m2 and a larger garage/workshop measuring 60 m2. Adjoining the house is a terraced area, that's perfect for al-fresco dining.Location:The bustling market town of Uzes is quintessentially French and is 25mins from the property. The town itself has cobbled streets, fine Renaissance mansions and a magnificent central square, the Place-aux-Herbes. The square is surrounded by limestone arches under which shops and restaurants spill out, all shaded by the established sycamore trees. There are two markets every week, one for fresh produce on a Wednesday and another more extensive market on a Saturday. The square is often used for antique stalls, exhibitions, art shows and the annual truffle fair!Nimes, about 40mins away, is a historic city and is often referred to as the "French Rome" due to its remarkable Roman architecture. The city boasts a vibrant food scene, with bustling markets like Les Halles and a wide variety of cafes and restaurants. The city has both an airport and a TGV station.At a glance:Bedrooms: 5Bathrooms: 5Receptions: 2Habitable space: 230 m2Plot size: 2,414 m2DPE rating: ATaxe fonciere: 690 Euros per annumBroadband: YesHeating: Heat pumpYear of construction: 1800Distance to shops: WalkingDistance to coast: 50minsDistance to airport: 45minsDistance to TGV: 35minsPlease note: Agency fees are included in the advertised price and are payable by the purchaser. All locations and sizes are approximate. La Residence has made every effort to ensure that the details and photographs of this property are accurate and in no way misleading. However, this information does not form part of a contract and no warranties are either given or implied.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr* Fully renovated 5-bed farmhouse (Mas)* Spacious & contemporary open-plan living space* Walking distance to shops* 15 mins drive from Uzes* Beautiful swimming pool* Provencal landscaped garden* Several large outbuildings* Automatic gates* Excellent energy rating* Close to Nimes with its' airport and TGV

In the centre of the lively village of Blauzac, between Uzes and Nimes, this old house stands out for its charm and character. It has vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, a stone fireplace, and terracotta or stone floors.The house has plenty of character and old-world charm but could use some updating. The roofs were redone in 2016 and 2025, but work is still needed (electrical, heating, and wall finishes). A rare find for anyone who loves historic homes and renovation projects in a peaceful village settingThe entrance opens into a bright living room with a high ceiling and direct access to a private patio — a cool, quiet spot to relax. The kitchen has an old-fashioned feel, with a stone sink and a large fireplace, connecting to a cozy TV room. From there, you can reach a storage area that also opens onto the street, great for bikes/tools etc.Upstairs, there's a first attic bedroom, then a spacious main bedroom with a dressing area, bathroom, and access to a lovely roof terrace. A small mezzanine provides an extra sleeping space. There's also an attic next to the terrace for storing outdoor furniture.Off the patio, a separate section includes a shower room, laundry, and an upstairs bedroom — perfect for guests or family wanting a bit of privacy.Location:Blauzac is a charming village in between Uzes and Nimes. Every Tuesday morning the village hosts a local produce market in Place de la Mairie. There's also an excellent bakery, a grocery store, a cafe-bar and a restaurant.The bustling market town of Uzes is quintessentially French and is 15mins to the north of Blauzac. The town itself has cobbled streets, fine Renaissance mansions and a magnificent central square, the Place-aux-Herbes. The square is surrounded by limestone arches under which shops and restaurants spill out, all shaded by the established sycamore trees. There are two markets every week, one for fresh produce on a Wednesday and another more extensive market on a Saturday. The square is often used for antique stalls, exhibitions, art shows and the annual truffle fair!Nimes, 30mins to the south, is a historic city and is often referred to as the "French Rome" due to its remarkable Roman architecture. The city boasts a vibrant food scene, with bustling markets like Les Halles and a wide variety of cafes and restaurants. The city has both an airport and a TGV station.At a glance:Bedrooms: 3Bathrooms: 2Receptions: 1Habitable space: 118m2Plot size: 16m2DPE rating: ETaxe fonciere: 600 Euros per annumYear of construction: 1800Heating: ElectricDistance to shops: WalkingDistance to airport: 40minsDistance to TGV: 25minsPlease note: Agency fees are included in the advertised price and are payable by the purchaser. All locations and sizes are approximate. La Residence has made every effort to ensure that the details and photographs of this property are accurate and in no way misleading. However, this information does not form part of a contract and no warranties are either given or implied.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr* Historic building with lots of original features* 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms* Located in the charming village of Blauzac* Bakery, grocery & weekly market in the village* Roof terrace* New roof* 15 mins from bustling town of Uzes* 30 mins from Nimes with its airport and TGV

Discover the allure of this breathtaking Chteau with historic monument status. This property has undergone a thoughtful and meticulous restoration, seamlessly blending its rich heritage with modern amenities. Thoughtfully designed gardens enhance the property's beauty. This Chteau is where history meets modern elegance, radiating timeless charm. Panoramic views Swimming pool, steam room and gym Versatile events space 9 bedrooms / 7 bathrooms Income potential (subject to necessary permissions)