Maison à vendre, 8m², Uzès

Description

In the heart of Uzès’ historic centre, in a setting of absolute tranquillity, this elegant bourgeois residence enjoys a rare combination of period architecture, generous proportions and private gardens. Behind its understated façade lies a charming home rich in architectural character. A spacious entrance hall, enhanced by a magnificent stone staircase, leads to the upper floors. On the ground floor, the reception rooms open naturally onto the gardens and terraces. The open-plan kitchen, oriented towards the outdoors, faces the dining room. A generous sitting room exudes character and authenticity, featuring a fireplace and a remarkable painted vaulted ceiling, a truly distinctive architectural feature. A shower room with laundry area and separate WC completes this level. The original granito flooring further enhances the timeless appeal of the property. Upstairs, several bright bedrooms enjoy open views and retain beautiful period features, including traditional terracotta floor tiles, adding warmth and authenticity throughout. The property also benefits from a large, sound cellar, a workshop and two small outbuildings tucked away within the gardens, offering a variety of possibilities for future use or conversion. Outside, the gardens surround the house on all four sides. An inviting front garden welcomes visitors, while at the rear, a generous green space provides a peaceful and private setting – a particularly rare feature in the heart of the historic centre. The house is fitted with double glazing and offers an exceptional architectural foundation, with many original features worth preserving. Renovation works would allow its full potential to be realised, restoring the elegance and refinement of its original character. A charming family residence, rare for its central location, surrounding gardens and generous proportions, offering a wonderful opportunity to bring a beautiful period property back to life. An address of distinction for lovers of historic homes and authentic architecture, seeking to create a residence in their own image, in the heart of one of the most sought-after towns in the South of France.