Complete Townhouse with Courtyard and Garage

Property Description

Come and discover this surprising three-story townhouse, located in the heart of the historic centre of Béziers. You will be charmed by its character, its spacious rooms, its exterior space, and its garage, divided over three floors and all just a stone's throw from the Saint-Nazaire Cathedral.

Béziers is a dynamic city with all amenities such as shops, restaurants, cultural events, and a TGV train station with direct connection to Paris. Nearby, you will find restaurants, the covered market, shops, and many cultural events. The beach and airport are only a 15 minutes drive.

Property Layout
Ground floor: A hall leads to a reception room and a garage, currently a workshop. There is enough room to park a car. First floor: The main living space starts as of the first floor, as many houses in the South of France. The first floor consists of a kitchen opening onto a private courtyard, a living room, a dining room, and a separate WC. Second floor: Here, you will find a bedroom with a bathroom (shower, washbasin), another bedroom, a bathroom, and a WC. Third floor: The former attic has been converted into two separate bedrooms, both with sloping ceilings. Extras: The house benefits from double glazing, gas central heating, and a renovated roof (4 years old).

Location
Béziers is a hidden South of France gem that has been polished over the years and is now an even more pleasant town in which to spend some time. Whether you love strolling through picturesque little streets, having lunch or dinner at one of the many terraces or indulging your curiosity for French history: it’s all here. Some of the highlights are the Old Bridge (Pont Vieux) dating from the 12th century, the Saint-Nazaire Cathedral, and the elegant, plane-tree-lined Allées Paul Riquet surrounded by majestic Haussmann buildings. Also the Nine Locks of Fonseranes merit a visit. ‘Les Neuf Écluses de Fonseranes’, as they are called in French, are an ingenious water staircase made up of nine locks. This architectural highlight is part of the Canal du Midi, the 240 kilometres long waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea with Toulouse.