House Uzès - 6 bedrooms - 360m²

At the heart of an authentic village in the south of France, this magnificent 18th-century stone residence invites you to step back in time. With its old-world charm, gentle pace of life and unspoilt surroundings, every stone tells a story and every view delights.
The house offers generous, light-filled living spaces: an elegant reception room, a second, more spacious sitting room, a fully equipped kitchen with a welcoming dining area, as well as a utility room, pantry and workshop. On the first floor, a beautiful room with a fireplace and six superb bedrooms, each with its own shower room and dressing area, provide comfort and privacy for all. Outside, a charming mazet, currently converted into a summer kitchen, awaits a little refreshment to restore it to its full splendour.
The garden, covering approximately 2,000 m², is an invitation to daydream. Beneath the majestic shade of a century-old ash tree, time seems to stand still. The surrounding hills offer exceptional views that change with the seasons and the light.
The leisure area is simply enchanting: a beautiful swimming pool, partly supplied by a borehole, a jacuzzi, a sauna... Everything here is designed for moments of utter tranquillity.
Opposite the property, a magnificent plot completes this bucolic setting. Two olive groves, a pond fringed with reeds... all that is missing is a small boat to complete this scene worthy of an Impressionist painting.
A rare property, rich in character and poetry, where the charm of stone blends with the beauty of nature. A unique home, ideal as a large family residence, an elegant venue for entertaining or a characterful bed and breakfast.
A true favourite for lovers of fine homes, nature and the art of living.

• Stone home in the heart of an authentic village in southern France.
• Six bedrooms and generous living spaces with sitting rooms, a fitted kitchen and a workshop.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Ref : 636V36819M - Date : 05/11/2026