Former winemaker completely renovated with rare care, this nearly 400 m² house combines the authentic charm of character buildings and the comfort of a complete renovation, thought out down to the smallest detail. Here, nothing has been left to chance: stone vaults dialogue with custom-made iron fittings, traditional cement tiles and noble materials tell a story of patience and craftsmanship.

A decor worthy of a decoration magazine. From the entrance, the tone is set.

A large hall distributes the volumes with elegance, opening onto a well-lit living room where old beams and stone arches make up a decor that is both raw and refined. The reception kitchen, under its brick vaults, is a full-fledged living space, warm, generous, overlooking the garden and its decorative pond.

The ground floor houses an exceptional master suite, a true cocoon away from the hustle and bustle. Its dressing room offers a generous and organized space, while its sublime vaulted bathroom, a gem of stone and light, invites relaxation.

A glass roof extends the suite, sheltered in the shade of a trellis. A place suspended between indoors and garden, where light filtered through the grapevines creates a unique atmosphere at every hour of the day.

The cement tiles that adorn the floors add this touch of authenticity and character that makes all the difference, and would be perfect for a high-end guest room. Upstairs, two independent suites are arranged along a corridor, each with its own bathroom.

An arrangement designed to preserve everyone's privacy. In the annex, a complete apartment with living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, and private terrace offers valuable autonomy, for guests, an extended family, or rental use.

Outside, the internal courtyard and its mineral pond invite contemplation, in this Provençal spirit where stone, vine, and water respond to each other. A gentle and soothing house, where each space has been designed for the well-being of its inhabitants, just a few minutes from Sommières, one of the most beautiful towns in the Gard.