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Property description

1 living room

4 bedrooms

2 bathrooms

1 workshop

This village house is organised on 3 levels with a main living area and a separate guest floor: from the large living room and open-concept kitchen, onto the terrace, there is ample space to enjoy the south of France without too much of the heat thanks to the shaded courtyard and the greenery.

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  • Ground floor: large workshop and two vaulted cellars – each with an independent access from the courtyard

  • Main floor: large living area (entrance hall, living/sitting room, open kitchen, guest toilet) and master bedroom with its own bathroom

  • Guest floor: 3 bedrooms with a shared bathroom, a large (very sunny) landing which could used as an office and a dressing room.  

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Being located right in the center of the villagen near the castle and the churches, it has been established that the foundations of house date back to the 14th century - and no structural changes have been made since the 1880s.

  • Total living area: 202 m² (2.200 sq.ft)

  • Fully renovated in 2016

  • Courtyard

  • A lot of storage room

  • High efficiency electric heating

  • Fully fitting kitchen

Arpaillargues: a village with shops

Village

Arpaillargues is a very quaint village with friendly folks and some essential services such as bakery, bar/restaurant, chateau (!), pharmacy and clinic. It’s quiet, yet alive, and living here fulfills the need to slow down and smell the roses (and the lavender, and French cooking aromas, etc.!).

 

Arpaillargues-et-Aureillac (townhall website) is a French commune located in the east of the Gard department, in the Occitanie region. Arpaillargues-et-Aureillac is a rural commune which had 1,044 inhabitants in 2020, after having experienced a sharp increase in population since 1962, part the Gorges du Gardon territory.  Arpaillargues is located 4 kilometers from Uzès and its inhabitants are called Arpaillargois or Arpaillargoises. The architectural heritage includes buildings protected as historic monuments, such as the Maison Fage (listed in 1964), and also the castle (now a luxury hotel) and the church. As all villages in the area, it is exposed to a Mediterranean climate, with the Les Seynes river and various other small rivers filling up during storms.

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Amenities in the village - all within 3 minutes' walk of the house:

  • Local bar-restaurant

  • Pharmacy and clinic

  • Bakery

  • Local shop/grocery (pickup/collection point)

  • Hairdresser

  • 4 star hotel with restaurant

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