This south facing stone house, an old presbytery, is nestled in the medieval village of St Brès. From the sunny balcony you have beautiful views over the garden and hills. There is a large cellar on the ground floor, which could be converted into an independent gite. On the first floor there is a good-sized kitchen, leading out onto the balcony, which isn't overlooked. There is a breakfast room, a dining room, and a salon, plus four bedrooms, and a modern bathroom. There is a pretty little garden, all fenced.
The village of St Brès has a nursery school, and is just 3 kilometres from the pretty medieval market town of St Ambroix. St Ambroix has primary and secondary schools, three supermarkets, and lots of individual food shops, cafés and restaurants. There is a very large lively weekly market, and the town hold many festivals and antique fairs. There is a weekly "vide greniers" every Saturday in the main square.
It is just 20 minutes from the beautifully renovated village of Barjac, which also holds markets and a very famous antique fair. In this region swimming is popular in isolated and magical surrounding rivers, and other outdoor activities include canoeing, horse-riding, kayaking, cycling and mountain climbing. There are famous caves including the Caverne Pont d'Arc, with its cave paintings, recently opened to the public. The Ardèche Gorges are very close by and are not to be missed. You can swim in the rivers, go to water parks, visit lovely old walled towns, have a coffee in the sunshine or go wine tasting at one of the many vineyards. There are many fascinating cities to visit, including Nîmes, Avignon, Anduze, Alès, Uzès, Montpellier and Marseille, and the Mediterranean coast is also within reach at 120kms at Grau-du-Roi, Sainte Marie de la Mer and the Camargue. Conveniently situated for connections to airports at Nimes (60km), Avignon (70km) and Montpellier (80kms)