Must-See House by the Sea, Tastefully Renovated

Property Description

Magnificent views over the Etang de Thau and Mont Saint Clair! This seaside house combines a subtle blend of contemporary chic and a Mediterranean vibe. The luxury renovation with quality materials has created a cocoon full of originality and charm.

Accommodation:
Ground floor: Entrance via a courtyard, with access to an open-plan kitchen (central island, worktop, dishwasher, sink, electric oven, electric hob, small fridge). A beautiful archway leads to a cosy lounge and a small office area created under the staircase.

First floor: A magnificent stone staircase leads to a bedroom with balcony including sea views, a large dressing area, a WC (stone washbasin), and an en suite bathroom (stone vanity unit, walk-in shower, plenty of storage space and a laundry area).

Second floor: A mezzanine area which can be used as an extra bedroom.

Exterior: A courtyard area in front of the house is perfect for having breakfast in the sun (does not belong to the house, but you can leave tables and chairs), and a balcony on the first floor with sea views, south-east facing.

Extras: Quality and unique renovation, waxed concrete floor, electric heating, double glazing, connected to main drainage, parking nearby.

Location: The bustling village is at 15 minutes from Marseillan, a picturesque little town between Sete and Beziers. Located on the Etang de Thau with its many oyster farmers, it used to be an active fishing port. The village finds itself at the end of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Canal du Midi. Discover this pleasant town via the quais of the port, while enjoying seafood at one of the many restaurants overlooking the boats. The town itself is nice to explore as well, with its maze of little streets, the 17th century Church of Saint John the Baptist, and the traditional covered market hall. The long sandy beach of nearby Marseillan Plage is perfect for building sandcastles and enjoying a refreshing swim or other nautical sports. Or you can walk or bike along the Canal du Midi, which goes all the way to Toulouse. Besides the oyster farms, another culinary excursion could be to La Maison Noilly-Prat, France's first vermouth manufacturer.