B&B Opportunity in Late 19th Century Townhouse

Property Description

A late 19th-century townhouse in the heart of Béziers, thoughtfully renovated and ready for its next chapter. Whether you're drawn to running a boutique B&B or simply want a spacious family home with real character, this property delivers on both counts. High ceilings, generous volumes, and a beautiful glass veranda give the house a distinct personality. Each of the five bedrooms has its own private bathroom, and the ground-floor bedroom with its own entrance and garden patio adds a flexibility that few properties in this price range can offer. A garage and a lush garden with several terraces complete the picture.

Property Layout
Ground floor: The main entrance leads into a bright glass veranda/orangery, which opens directly onto the garden. Adjacent is a fully equipped kitchen with room for a generous dining table. A separate dining room connects the kitchen to the entrance hall. Also on the ground floor is a large bedroom with its own private entrance from the street, a private bathroom, and direct access to a garden patio; ideal for guests who prefer their own space or who want to avoid the stairs. First floor: Two bedrooms, each with a private bathroom and access to their own glass veranda. Second floor: The attic has been converted into two further bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. Exterior: A lush garden with several terraces offers seating in both sun and shade. A garage completes the property. Extras: Reversible air-source heat pumps in all bedrooms, double-glazed windows, good energy rating.

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. Béziers is a lively city with plenty to enjoy: festivals, markets, theatre, and a vibrant restaurant scene are all part of daily life here. The beach and the airport are around 20 minutes away, and the train station with direct TGV connections to Paris and Barcelona is within walking distance.