Located in historic Pézenas, close to vineyards and idyllic landscapes, this is a wonderful location.

The walls are adorned with bold artwork which complements the sculptures in the large living and dining space.
A convivial kitchen island is at the centre of the bright kitchen, with doors onto an al-fresco terrace.

The private garden offers a swimming pool, giving you your own corner of paradise.
Shady pines and pots give a full summer colour to be adored as children splash in the pool.
This is a picturesque environment to relax in as you listen to the birds sing.

One of Languedoc’s finest towns, Pézenas, is just a short walk away and is full of beautiful architecture, restaurants and cafes.
The old town has so much art to be viewed.

Many UNESCO World Heritage sites are within your reach for great days out, as well as the sandy beaches and watersports of Cap d’Agade and Sète.
This property is on the doorstep of so many experiences across the region. Only a short stroll of one of the most beautiful towns in Southern France this villa boasts a beautiful swimming pool and secluded gardens.
Located in historic Pézenas, close to vineyards and idyllic landscapes, this is a wonderful location.

Villa Interiors

-    Open-plan living room
-    Kitchen, well-equipped including dishwasher, large fridge, oven, induction hob, microwave
-    Master bedroom with double bed (180cm) with partially open-plan bathroom with bath tub, shower and two sinks. Doors lead to garden and pool with semi-private terrace area
-    Bedroom 2 with twin beds (90cm each)
-    Bedroom 3 with double bed (160cm)
-    Shower room (shared between above two bedrooms)
-    Bedroom 4 with double bed (160cm) and sink
-    Bedroom 5 with double bed (140cm) and shower (please note this room is across from the kitchen, near the laundry room, possibly ideal for a nanny or helper)
-    Laundry room
-    2 WCs

Outside Grounds (2300m2)

-    Swimming pool (4.5x10m, depth: 1.1-1.7m) including plage-style shallow end (15m2) and safety alarm. Open approximately mid-May to end-September (other dates are on request and, if accepted, subject to a supplement).
-    Pool house with bar, fridge, hotplate, pizza oven, shower and WC
-    Summer lounge area
-    Al-fresco dining terrace
-    BBQ
-    Boules
-    Pond
-    Garden area and trees
-    Car parking for up to 4 cars

Facilities

-    Wi-Fi
-    Heating
-    Air-conditioning (living room only)
-    Underfloor cooling system (other rooms)
-    TV
-    Hairdryer
-    Washing machine and dryer
-    Ironing facilities

This villa enjoys an enviable location in the beautiful and historic town of Pézenas in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France. Down a narrow country lane, it’s just a five-minute walk into the heart of Pézenas with all its amazing restaurants, shops and attractions.

Pézenas is one of southern France’s most delightful towns and is especially well known for its links to Molière; visit the L'illustre Théâtre for regular performances of his work. Pézenas is a town filled with art and history; you can admire its architecture across the town with some especially beautiful 16th to 18th century mansions or simply potter around its art galleries, antique shops and studios.

The market on a Saturday morning, dating back to the 14th century, is one of the best in the region and there are lots of restaurants and pretty cafes serving local specialities. In July and August look out for the Friday evening event ‘Les Estivales’ when night markets bring Pézenas to life with live music, wonderful street food and of course lots of local wine.

This area is wonderful for lovers of wine with so many Languedoc vineyards scattered across the surrounding countryside. Personal tours and tastings can be arranged and many of the wineries host wonderful lunches in the vineyards for a truly magical experience. As well as places to visit within a short distance of Pézenas, you can also head north to try the appellation around Faugères (24km).

You can also enjoy chilled local white wine served with oysters from the nearby Étang de Thau in Mèze (19km) or take a boat trip to visit the oyster beds of Bouzigues. Mèze is also a great place to visit for its various markets (including weekly night markets in the summer) and all sorts of events and festivities throughout the year, including summer jousting tournaments, so typical of this area.

Along the Mediterranean coastline enjoy the long sandy beaches in Sète (40km), all sorts of family attractions in and around Cap d'Agde (28km) and other water-based activities along Marseillan Plage (30km). This is one of the great joys of Languedoc – the contrast between historic towns, idyllic villages and the seaside, all so close to each other.

Heading in the other direction, there are also watersports at the lovely Lac de Salagou (32km) where you can wind-surf, canoe, kayak or paddle-board in the lake. It’s a really tranquil spot and also wonderful for its walking, hiking and mountain bike trails. Perhaps combine with a visit to Clermont-l'Hérault (22km), the capital of the Languedoc-Roussillon region, where you should buy some local olive oil made in the town’s mill.

You can also hire canoes along the river Orb near Cessenon-sur-Orb and Béziers. Indeed, Béziers (25km) is a great place to visit to experience authentic Languedoc, especially in August during the four-day long feria with its bullfighting and festivities.

This is also a good location for some of France’s UNESCO World Heritage sites with the village of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert (42km) just forty minutes away and even the magnificent city of Carcassonne (105km), a superb day out.

Villa FR5051