Location: In Uzès, 5 minutes by car from the famous Place aux Herbes, with its small shops, art galleries and restaurants.

The property: A unique, historic 18th-century property, offering the opportunity to live in a privileged setting while earning rental income. Numerous independent spaces allow you to adapt the property to your needs. The main dwelling comprises a former orangery with approx. 215 m2 of living space, as well as two large apartments with their own private entrances.

Spaces available immediately:
The orangery features a magnificent living room illuminated by superb windows, with high ceilings and wooden beams. It is followed by a cosy living room with a fireplace, then a bedroom with bathroom and toilet. On the other side, a large kitchen with storeroom. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 wc. The terrace of the orange grove opens onto the property's parkland of over a hectare, with many trees over a hundred years old.

On the other side of the main courtyard, an 83 m2 apartment (apartment A) with 1 bedroom and 2 mezzanines is located on the second floor of a former barn. It adjoins a 49 m2 terrace.

In the château, on the first floor, a 73 m2 apartment (apartment B) with 2 bedrooms is also available immediately.

Rental spaces:

Within the château, several apartments are available for rent. The second floor comprises a T3, a T2 and two T1s. A vast, fully renovated and bright 220 m² apartment with 4 bedrooms and its own private entrance extends over the entire second floor. The rental yield is around 2.6% including tax (including apartments A and B).

Other varied spaces complete the picture: 4 closed garages, 3 open garages, 1 bathroom, 1 storeroom, cellars. The total surface area of the various buildings is around 1327 m2. The orangery and part of the château benefit from fiber optic internet access.

This unique property, which has left its mark on history, offers a plethora of possibilities.

Contact : Barbara Heslop

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