Charming Village House with Garden and Annex Near Anduze

Property Description

A beautifully renovated 4-bedroom village house in the heart of Durfort-et-Saint-Martin-de-Sossenac, offering generous living spaces, a private sunny garden, and a versatile annex. Combining character, comfort, and practical living, the property enjoys a peaceful setting on the edge of protected natural land. Just a few minutes from the beautiful city of Anduze.

GROUND FLOOR:
The entrance opens into a spacious living and dining area with an open feel and good natural flow. A separate kitchen provides space for everyday dining. The house has been thoughtfully renovated, preserving period features while using traditional lime-based finishes throughout.

FIRST FLOOR:
On the first floor, the 4 bedrooms are generously sized and overlook the garden. The main bedroom benefits from its own bathroom and a study. The remaining bedrooms are served by a large family bathroom. Practical storage has been integrated throughout the house. Part of the house could easily be used for seasonal rentals.

ANNEX BUILDING:
An annex building offers numerous possibilities such as a big office, workshop, exhibition room, games room, professional activity, or could be further converted into a guest house.

OUTDOOR SPACE:
The garden is private and sheltered from view, creating a pleasant setting for outdoor dining and relaxation. A charming courtyard-style garden, shaded terraces, and a small cooling basin add to the atmosphere during the warmer months. The house backs onto protected natural land, preserving the surrounding environment.

LOCATION:
Located in the village of Durfort, in the Gard department, the property is within walking distance of the village grocery shop and local restaurants. Durfort lies between the Cévennes and the Mediterranean region, approximately 15 minutes from Anduze and 10 minutes from Saint-Hippolyte-du-Fort, where a wider range of shops, restaurants and services can be found. The area is well known for its traditional weekly markets, including Saint-Hippolyte-du-Fort, Ganges and, in particular, the popular Thursday market in Anduze, a lively gathering of local producers, artisans and cafés that reflects the character of the Cévennes region. Nîmes is around 50 minutes away by car and offers TGV rail connections as well as an international airport with flights to several European destinations. The nearest railway station is in Alès, approximately 30 minutes away. This is an appealing property for those seeking village life, character, and easy access to both the Cévennes countryside and the main transport links of southern France.