Built in the 18th century, this exceptional property embodies the refinement of heritage architecture combined with remarkable potential. Ideally located just a few kilometres from Uzès, outside a village close to a main road, it enjoys a natural, history-filled setting while remaining easily accessible. Nestled in an environment steeped in character, it offers approximately 185 m² of living space, divided into two main sections and complemented by numerous generously sized outbuildings.
In one wing of the U-shaped building, a large 114 m² barn spread over two levels offers the possibility of being converted into living accommodation, allowing for an extension of the existing home or the creation of an independent second dwelling.
In the opposite wing, several additional spaces complete the property:
A two-level workshop (ground floor + first floor), offering around 25 m² per level.
A second workshop with approximately 35 m² on the ground floor and 50 m² on the upper floor.
A garage adjoining the workshops, providing functional space for parking or additional storage.
The centrepiece of the property is an 18th-century chapel of nearly 74 m², remarkable for its soaring ceiling height of over eight metres, where old concrete wine vats remain—authentic witnesses to the estate’s winemaking history.
Next to it stands a circular room of about 25 m², a former tomb with a unique character. It is distinguished by its monumental vaulted ceiling, Doric columns, and painted dome, whose surviving fragments create a rare, almost mystical atmosphere.
A sheltered terrace lies just in front of this tomb, offering an intimate and privileged outdoor space.
The central courtyard is further enhanced by an ancient well, adding to the authentic charm of the entire property.
Recognised for the quality of its architecture, the property is listed in the Inventaire Supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques (Ismh), providing eligibility for State financial assistance for the restoration of façades and roofs.
A place of rare authenticity, ideal for lovers of heritage and for those envisioning an exceptional project: private residence, cultural, artistic, or event venue.
Our view: This property is far more than a simple architectural ensemble: it is a fragment of history waiting to be reinterpreted. Its majestic volumes, its chapel with neoclassical décor, and its mysterious circular room make it a place of distinctive emotional power.
Thanks to its Ismh listing, it benefits not only from a protected architectural framework but also from potential financial and tax support for a respectful restoration.
We see here an exceptional opportunity for a buyer sensitive to architectural heritage, seeking an inspiring living environment or a space dedicated to creation, reception, or culture.

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