Historic Stone House with Pool near the Cèze

Built in 1830, this detached stone house combines historic charm with the comforts of a lovingly furnished holiday home. It once manufactured roof tiles for the surrounding region. Today, the thick natural stone walls and the old terracotta floors serve as a reminder of the house’s history and give it its unique character.

On the ground floor, you'll find a fully equipped kitchen with a dining area and a fireplace, a cosy living room, a guest WC, and a glass-enclosed porch. Upstairs, you'll find two bedrooms and the en suite bathroom. The third bedroom, with its own bathroom, is located in a separate outbuilding and offers additional privacy for guests.

Thanks to its south-facing orientation, the house is pleasantly bright all year round. Outside, the patio—complete with lounge furniture, a dining table, and a barbecue—invites you to relax and enjoy meals together. On warm days, the large pool offers a refreshing escape. The fully fenced property, which spans approximately 570 m², provides you with a secluded outdoor space to unwind.

The Cèze River's only about a 15-minute walk away and is perfect for swimming, canoeing and walks along the water. The surrounding area also has a lot to offer: the Cévennes National Park and the Ardèche region are ideal for nature excursions, while the small towns of Barjac and Saint-Ambroix are perfect for strolling. Nîmes, with its Roman old town and the famous Pont du Gard, is also a great option for a day trip.