Renovated 9 bedroom House for sale in Ginestas, Occitanie
This beautiful 400m2 character property has been tastefully and carefully renovated by the current owners, including a new roof, and retains a wealth of period features throughout.
Features include encaustic tiled flooring, sumptuous marble fireplaces, and stunning stone staircases. Other notable features include original wood casement doors and two elegant marble benitiers in the entrance hallway, adding a touch of historic grandeur.
Outside, a beautiful walled courtyard garden of over 200m2 offers multiple seating areas, ideal for rel...
This beautiful 400m2 character property has been tastefully and carefully renovated by the current owners, including a new roof, and retains a wealth of period features throughout.
Features include encaustic tiled flooring, sumptuous marble fireplaces, and stunning stone staircases. Other notable features include original wood casement doors and two elegant marble benitiers in the entrance hallway, adding a touch of historic grandeur.
Outside, a beautiful walled courtyard garden of over 200m2 offers multiple seating areas, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The garden is adorned with Mediterranean plants and vibrant flowers, creating a private and tranquil oasis.
A Desjoyaux swimming pool (7m x 3.5m) completes the outdoor space - perfect for cooling off on warm summer days.
Situated in a sought-after and friendly village, the property is within walking distance of a range of amenities such as a boulangerie, small supermarket, three restaurants, hairdressers ,school and doctors.
Ideally situated for exploring the region, Ginestas is just 15 km from Narbonne, the historic Roman city, 30 km from Beziers and 30 km from the Mediterranean beaches
Convenient travel options include:
Airports in: Toulouse,Montpellier,Beziers,Carcassonne,Perpignan
TGV (high-speed train) from Narbonne to Paris in just over 4 hours and 15 minutes
Room sizes Entrance 4.15m2 Hallway 1 - 24.25 m2 Living Room - 24.12 m2 WC 1 - 3.79 m2 Office 1 - 6.86 m2 Utility Room - 6.48 m2 Kitchen - 23.71 m2 Living room - 23.41 m2 Dining Room - 26.42 m2,1st Floor Hallway 2 - 23.08 m2 Bedroom 1 - 26.36 m2 Shower Room/WC 1 - 5.75 m2 Bedroom 2 - 24.90 m2 Shower Room/WC 2 - 5.87 m2 Bedroom 3 - 24.80 m2 Shower Room/WC 3 - 6.36 m2 Bedroom 4 - 18.90 m2 Shower Room/WC 4 - 6.01 m2,2nd Floor Hallway 3 - 22.67 m2 Storeroom - 25.93 m2 Room 1 - 33 m2 Office 2 - 16.24 m2 Room 2 - 14.37 m2 Room 3 - 11.67 m2 Room 4 - 4.23 m2 Bedroom 5 - 12.78 m2
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1. Signing the Agreement (Compris)
On finding a property you wish to purchase you will need to negotiate the terms, price and conditions of the sale with the owner.
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