Appartements de luxe dans un domaine vinicole converti

This domaine stretches out over almost 45 hectares. Seen from the outside, the buildings call to mind a typical Southern French village, with small courtyards and alleyways viewed from the park. There is no standardisation and each apartment is unique.
A perfect retreat, where you can either enjoy listening to the slow ripples of the water breaking on the shore, reading a good book on your shaded terrace or just experience the relaxing environment of the pool…
The variety of the landscape is exceptional. In front of the property there is a park of 100-year-old trees featuring pines and other such Mediterranean trees. Alongside are vineyards, an olive grove, vegetable gardens and a range of bushes and grasses. Around the estate, shoreline vegetation extends out of sight – reed beds, wild orchids and sea daffodils. Everywhere, the scents of pines, sea, thyme and rosemary mix together in the air.
The domaine will be the perfect place for taking that exceptionally good "breath of fresh air".
28 luxury fully fitted and furnished apartments (one, two and three bedrooms) over 45 hectares from 170 000 €uros Excl. Taxes

Possibility to purchase freehold.

Localisation :

Open space, real luxury :
Well-being area
Swimming pool
Mediterranean park
Vegetable gardens
Tennis court
Vineyard
Golf area : driving range, putting-green, practice holes
Olive grove
Sun deck
Natural beach
Harbour floating dock
Wine bar
Conference room
Your acquisition :
Lease options offering a combination of guaranteed rental income and holidays in many Garrigae resorts
VAT refund
Possibility to purchase through your SIPP

Owners will benefit from :
Discounts on spa treatments, activities and the restaurant
Discounts on public accomodation rates for each Garrigae's Resorts
Annual owners' dinner, grape picking, private visits to local places of interest...
12 bottles of wine each year.

nformation on the area

The region is a land of marvels overflowing with natural and historical sites ranging from medieval castles, caves, dolmens, Romanesque churches and abbeys such as Fontfroide or Valmagne. It boasts 5 sites classified by UNESCO as world heritage - such as Carcassonne, known throughout the world for its medieval fortified town, or the Canal du Midi, a major construction linking Toulouse to Sète - and 13 villages featuring amongst the list of “Plus beaux villages de France” such as Saint Guilhem le Désert (a roman village on the way to Santiago de Compostela), Minerve or Olargues.
An exceptional climate, vast protected natural spaces including the “Parc Naturel Régional du Haut-Languedoc”, the attractions of Sète and Montpellier to the east and the excellent regional infrastructure guarantee an outstanding quality of life and go some way to explaining the demographic growth over the past ten years (twice that of the French metropolitan average). F

Getting there:

Great transport access Just off the A9 and A75 Motorways;

6 airports less than 90 minutes away, with nearest Montpelier at 40 minutes, Carcassone is at only 1 hour.

You can also take the TGV to Montpelier or Montpelier.