Reference: K7-21727LR
Charming late 18th century farmhouse set within 2 hectares of magnificent Mediterranean parkland just minutes from Nîmes. Featuring elegant reception rooms, five bedrooms, a saltwater swimming pool, extensive outbuildings and renovation potential, this rare property combines historic character with an exceptional location close to all amenities.
Ideally positioned on the edge of the Garons plateau, just a few minutes from the historic centre of Nîmes, this delightful country estate enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining exceptionally well connected. Shops, restaurants and everyday amenities are all close by, while excellent transport links include the tram-bus, motorway network, Nîmes Airport and both Nîmes Centre and Manduel–Pont du Gard TGV stations. Despite its accessibility, the property enjoys a tranquil environment surrounded by mature trees and Mediterranean gardens.
Originally serving as the principal residence of a substantial wine estate, this authentic farmhouse dates from the late 18th and early 19th centuries and occupies approximately 2 hectares of beautifully wooded grounds. Rich in period character and enjoying complete privacy behind its enclosing walls, the property offers an increasingly rare opportunity to restore an elegant Provençal residence close to the heart of Nîmes.
Approached via a majestic tree-lined driveway, the farmhouse sits within a delightful walled Mediterranean park where mature trees create an atmosphere of peace and seclusion. A beautiful saltwater Diffazur swimming pool, with automated management system, provides a perfect focal point for outdoor living.
The principal residence extends to approximately 194 m2 over two floors and retains many original architectural features, including generous ceiling heights, traditional tiled floors, period fireplaces and well-proportioned reception rooms. The accommodation is arranged around a central entrance hall with staircase, leading to an elegant sitting room with fireplace, dining room and kitchen, all interconnected in the traditional style.
A half-landing accommodates a bedroom together with a bathroom and separate WC, while the upper floor comprises four further bedrooms, each with its own wash basin, including one bedroom with an en-suite shower room and dressing room.
Adjoining the farmhouse is an additional section of approximately 60 m2 arranged over two floors, requiring complete renovation and offering excellent potential to create additional accommodation, a guest house or a self-contained apartment, subject to the necessary permissions.
The property is equipped with oil-fired central heating served by a De Dietrich boiler, while water is supplied independently through a functioning borehole together with two private wells.
Although the farmhouse would benefit from interior modernisation, roof works and upgrading of the septic system, it provides an exceptional opportunity to restore a historic property while preserving its authentic character.
- Roof work, interior refreshment, and modernization are to be planned.
- Septic tank not up to standards.
- No connection possible to public water and sanitation networks.
Seller's Fees
Property with excessive energy consumption: Class F/F. As of January 1, 2028, the energy efficiency rating will fall between Classes A and E.
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 6,140 euros and 8,350 euros per year. Prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including utility service fees).
Outbuildings
Beyond the walls of the formal park, a courtyard is surrounded by several useful outbuildings that further enhance the versatility of the estate.
These include a substantial garage of approximately 120 m2, together with an older building housing the borehole equipment and a traditional pantry. The outbuildings offer excellent storage and workshop facilities while providing scope for future adaptation, subject to the necessary permissions.
Grounds
The estate extends to approximately 2 hectares of mature Mediterranean parkland, beautifully planted with established trees and enclosed by traditional stone walls that ensure privacy and tranquillity. The sweeping entrance drive creates an impressive approach, while the attractive saltwater swimming pool blends perfectly into the natural surroundings. The combination of mature landscaping, open lawns and shaded areas creates an idyllic setting for both relaxation and entertaining.
Offering considerable charm, historic character and enormous potential, this elegant former wine estate provides a rare opportunity to create an exceptional family home just minutes from the centre of Nîmes. With its generous grounds, beautiful period architecture and excellent accessibility, it is ideally suited as either a prestigious principal residence or a delightful second home in one of southern France's most desirable locations.
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