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Condition: Roof & Walls Sound
Full Description: A most unusual property for lovers of stone, history and hardwork.
A double gate leads into a courtyard of 85m² there is a building of 33m² immediately to the left.
This building contains:
A WC
A shower room
An open laundry area
A large store room
You walk forward and up some steps onto the generous terrace that lies across the front of the main building.
From the terrace you enter the first floor. The main building is 122m² per floor on the top floors and about 100m² on the ground floor.
The main room (92m²) on the first floor boasts a high, classified, medieval 'plafond a la francaise' (wooden ceiling) with some wonderfull painted details.
This ceiling is classed as a monument historique. It was carried out in 1442 to celebrate a visit of Marie d'Anjou and to celebrate Charles VII's victory over the English/Burgundian alliance.
Montjoie avait reçu également, en 1442, dans son château de Gabian, la reine Marie d’Anjou. Le plafond et son décor auraient été exécutés à l’occasion de cette visite. Pour Christian de Mérindol, par comparaison avec les plafonds de Capestang et de Pont-Saint-Esprit (Gard), cet « hommage au roi Charles VII victorieux » dans sa reconquête du royaume alors aux mains de l’alliance anglo-bourguigonne, aurait été conçu vers 1449-1450,
At the moment there are some partition walls at one end of this room, but these could easily be cleared away to give value to the ceiling. Windows give out both onto the terrace and on the other side to green views of the Herault countryside. There is a room (30m²) off the main room.
Above this floor is a large and spacious 'loft' with full head height. This is divided in to 2 rooms, the same sizes as on the floor below, with two wonderful stone arches supporting the roof carpentry. The roof has been recently redone with the participation of the town and the region ( because of the historical importance of the building.)
Difficult to describe and the photos do not do the property justice, however, this is very well priced and is a unique and very special home.
The village, although small, has a bakers, two general stores, a postoffice, a well reputed cafe/restaurant, a chemists, a hair dresser, a resident doctor and a primary school of very good reputation.
30minutes from the Mediterranean,
Local Activities: For local activities see Southern Times
Short Description: Character Languedoc property in popular village with outside. Needs renovation, huge volumes and wonderful historical features.Could end up with bertween 430 and 500m² of living space.Price reduced to 180000 euros for quick sale
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Full Description: A most unusual property for lovers of stone, history and hardwork.
A double gate leads into a courtyard of 85m² there is a building of 33m² immediately to the left.
This building contains:
A WC
A shower room
An open laundry area
A large store room
You walk forward and up some steps onto the generous terrace that lies across the front of the main building.
From the terrace you enter the first floor. The main building is 122m² per floor on the top floors and about 100m² on the ground floor.
The main room (92m²) on the first floor boasts a high, classified, medieval 'plafond a la francaise' (wooden ceiling) with some wonderfull painted details.
This ceiling is classed as a monument historique. It was carried out in 1442 to celebrate a visit of Marie d'Anjou and to celebrate Charles VII's victory over the English/Burgundian alliance.
Montjoie avait reçu également, en 1442, dans son château de Gabian, la reine Marie d’Anjou. Le plafond et son décor auraient été exécutés à l’occasion de cette visite. Pour Christian de Mérindol, par comparaison avec les plafonds de Capestang et de Pont-Saint-Esprit (Gard), cet « hommage au roi Charles VII victorieux » dans sa reconquête du royaume alors aux mains de l’alliance anglo-bourguigonne, aurait été conçu vers 1449-1450,
At the moment there are some partition walls at one end of this room, but these could easily be cleared away to give value to the ceiling. Windows give out both onto the terrace and on the other side to green views of the Herault countryside. There is a room (30m²) off the main room.
Above this floor is a large and spacious 'loft' with full head height. This is divided in to 2 rooms, the same sizes as on the floor below, with two wonderful stone arches supporting the roof carpentry. The roof has been recently redone with the participation of the town and the region ( because of the historical importance of the building.)
Difficult to describe and the photos do not do the property justice, however, this is very well priced and is a unique and very special home.
The village, although small, has a bakers, two general stores, a postoffice, a well reputed cafe/restaurant, a chemists, a hair dresser, a resident doctor and a primary school of very good reputation.
30minutes from the Mediterranean,
Local Activities: For local activities see Southern Times
Short Description: Character Languedoc property in popular village with outside. Needs renovation, huge volumes and wonderful historical features.Could end up with bertween 430 and 500m² of living space.Price reduced to 180000 euros for quick sale
Listed by Jane Hughes
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