Stunning 4 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Goudargues, Occitanie
In the heart of the verdant landscapes of the Ceze Valley, just 5 minutes from the charming and lively village of Goudargues, this superb property, constructed in 2015 with high-quality finishes, offers 213m2 of living space on a 1,757m2 plot.
Facing south, following the natural contours of the land, it offers over 300m2 of travertine-paved terraces. At the centre of these terraces is a 14.5 x 4.5 m heated infinity pool and a 30m2 pool house.
On the main level, the entrance leads ...
In the heart of the verdant landscapes of the Ceze Valley, just 5 minutes from the charming and lively village of Goudargues, this superb property, constructed in 2015 with high-quality finishes, offers 213m2 of living space on a 1,757m2 plot.
Facing south, following the natural contours of the land, it offers over 300m2 of travertine-paved terraces. At the centre of these terraces is a 14.5 x 4.5 m heated infinity pool and a 30m2 pool house.
On the main level, the entrance leads to a bright 30m2 living room with a stone fireplace, which opens onto the terrace and pool through large sliding glass doors. The fully equipped kitchen, with its utility room, also opens onto the terrace and the sheltered summer dining area. Two large bedrooms are also located on this level, sharing a spacious shower room, one of which opens onto the terrace.
The upper level is entirely dedicated to the master suite, a beautiful, sun-drenched bedroom with a large shower room, a separate WC, and a terrace offering panoramic views over the valley.
The lower level is a self-contained 70m2 apartment opening onto the garden, with a well-equipped kitchenette, a large bedroom/office area, and a shower room. All floors are covered in travertine, and there is underfloor heating on all three levels, provided by a reversible heat pump.
A large carport accommodates three vehicles, and there is also a workshop and solar panels for electricity generation.
A magnificent, elegant, and exceptionally easy-to-live-in property in a wonderful location ideal for discerning owners.
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