Bourgeois Apartment on 2nd Floor in the Heart of Town

Property Description

Between Les Halles and the Cathedral, this bourgeois apartment occupies the second floor of a building with an elegant entrance: panelled walls, cement tiles and a sweeping stone staircase with a wrought-iron balustrade. The apartment has kept its period features. Herringbone parquet runs through the living room, which has a marble fireplace, and a coloured glass ceiling lights the dining area and one bedroom. The kitchen and the two other bedrooms have terracotta tiles that add the southern French touch. Upstairs, a large attic is waiting to be converted, with a former drying room on the rooftops above it. A proper cellar completes the picture.

Béziers is a lively city with all the amenities, including shops, restaurants, cultural events and a TGV station with direct connections to Paris. Les Halles, voted the most beautiful market in France in 2025, is just around the corner, and the beach at Valras-Plage is 20 minutes by car.

Property Layout
Second floor: The front door opens into a living room and a dining area beneath a coloured glass ceiling. From here, you will reach an equipped kitchen. A small hallway leads to the first bedroom, a shower room and a separate WC. A second bedroom is next to it. A third bedroom is on the other end of the living room and has an en-suite bathroom (bathtub, washbasin). Third floor: A staircase leads up to the attic, which is convertible. Fourth floor: A former drying room on the rooftop. Basement: A cellar.

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. This architectural highlight is part of the Canal du Midi, the 240 kilometres long waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea with Toulouse.