Languedoc-Roussillon, Hérault, St-Pons-de-Thomières, France

First of all, this semi-detached house stands out at first glance, as its façade is a page of history in itself! Magnificent dressed stone surrounds, arched openings, elaborate entrance door and a date engraved in the stone - 1563!
Crossing the threshold, we are immediately charmed by all the architectural details of fine bourgeois homes, cement tiles, stone staircase with wrought iron balusters, high ceilings...

The 73m2 ground floor comprises a beautiful entrance hall leading to a 25m2 period kitchen with its monumental fireplace - what a room! Next door is an 18m2 lounge opening onto the courtyard terrace, a study, a bathroom and a toilet.
The first floor, with its landing and terracotta-tiled corridors, comprises a 37m2 flat with parquet flooring and a French ceiling.
Then there is a new 108m2 flat to personalise, which has been renovated with double-glazed windows, insulated roller shutters and parquet flooring. It comprises a spacious living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom and WC.

The second floor comprises two new living rooms of 57 and 69 m2. These will also need to be finished off, depending on your desired lifestyle.

An incredible bonus: more than 100m2 of attic space with masterly beams, ready to be converted too, it is entirely possible to create additional living space.

Our full photo pack and video will help you to get your bearings and, above all, to get a feel for this building, which is bursting with potential!
This is a great opportunity to seize, with plenty of space and character to accommodate your projects in our beautiful Occitanie region!



Location: The town of Saint Pons is less than 2 minutes away by car. To the south, the famous Minervois and Saint Chinianais wine-growing areas.
To the north, the Somail and Espinouse mountains, with their splendid expanses of fir and beech trees, as well as heather and broom moorland. Chestnut forests cover a large part of the area, providing the locals with their much-loved fruit, which is celebrated every year during the ‘Chestnut Festival’.
Saint Pons also boasts a prehistoric museum, a cathedral, the Jaur spring, its famous marble and a unique and typical Wednesday market.
You'll be instantly captivated by this area of the Midi, a land that smells of holidays and a southern accent in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional du Haut Languedoc and the Occitanie region.
With Béziers and Carcassonne airports just an hour's drive away, and the Mediterranean beaches less than an hour's drive away, this is an ideal location for buying a property.