House with a Wooded Garden and Constructible Land

Property Description

House with 803 m² mature garden and great potential!

A leafy setting, good outdoor space, and a plot with room to extend or add a pool — a great opportunity to explore!

Built in 1975, this house of around 84 m² of living space features a mature, well-planted garden offering plenty of privacy, along with space to extend on its 803 m² plot.

On the ground floor, the entrance hall leads to a bright double living room opening onto the garden, as well as a separate fitted kitchen with wall and base units and direct access outside. A WC with a hand basin and an attached garage with garden access complete this level.

Upstairs, the landing leads to three bedrooms — each with its own balcony —, a shower room, and a walk-in wardrobe/dressing room providing good storage space.

The house benefits from double glazing, manual roller shutters (except for one bedroom with wooden hinged shutters), and mains gas central heating.

Outside, the mature garden is a great spot to relax, complete with a patio and pergola - ideal for outdoor dining in the warmer months.

A real standout feature is the extra building space on the plot (subject to planning permission) — perfect for an extension, outbuilding, or simply adding value.

A house packed with potential, ideal if you want a good-sized garden, great outdoor space, and room to grow in Narbonne.

Ground Floor
Entrance: 1.90m² - Living/dining room: 28.89m² - Hallway: 4.47m² - WC: 1.38m² - Garage: 16.67m²
First Floor
Landing: 2.85m² - Three bedrooms, each with its own balcony: 8.79m², 10.63m², 10.60m² - Walk-in wardrobe (dressing room): 1.1m² - Shower room: 3.63m²
Outside
Attractive, landscaped plot of 803m² with trees and vegetation; suitable for a swimming pool and offering further building potential.

The Town
Located in the heart of the Occitanie region, the city of Narbonne captivates visitors with its remarkable historical heritage, Mediterranean lifestyle, and immediate proximity to exceptional natural landscapes. As a former Roman city, it is centered around the iconic Cathedral of Saint-Just and Saint-Pasteur and the picturesque Canal de la Robine—a UNESCO World Heritage site—which lends a unique charm to the historic centre. The city enjoys a privileged location between the sea, vineyards, and natural surroundings, just minutes from the coastline and the pristine Massif de la Clape. Its territory also extends to the gateway of the Narbonnaise en Méditerranée Regional Natural Park, offering an outstanding setting for those who appreciate nature, gastronomy, and wine tourism. Furthermore, Narbonne offers all the amenities of a dynamic city: high-quality shops, a renowned covered market, educational institutions, cultural and sports facilities, and excellent connectivity, with a train station providing quick access to major regional and national urban centers. Combining a rich heritage, a relaxed way of life, and strong tourist appeal, Narbonne offers a highly sought-after living environment.