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Located in Mons, in the Gard Provençal...
A spacious and luxurious property set in a calm and privileged environment, offering stunning panoramic views over the surrounding countryside, with no nuisance and no overlooking.
The property is currently laid out as follows:
The property sits on a 2,300m² enclosed plot with mature trees and a well-kept landscaped garden, featuring a beautiful swimming pool and a sunny terrace, all with countryside views.
A spacious and luxurious property set in a calm and privileged environment, offering stunning panoramic views over the surrounding countryside, with no nuisance and no overlooking.
The property is currently laid out as follows:
- A comfortable main house with a living area of 284m² spread over three levels, featuring bright living spaces that open generously onto the outdoors, with beautiful views over the landscaped gardens and distant hills. It offers 4 large bedrooms, including 2 en-suite master bedrooms, with spacious, luxurious bathrooms and fully fitted dressing rooms.
- An entirely independent guest house offering 64m² of living space (including 2 bedrooms), which could, if desired, be used as part of a high-end accommodation project.
The property sits on a 2,300m² enclosed plot with mature trees and a well-kept landscaped garden, featuring a beautiful swimming pool and a sunny terrace, all with countryside views.
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Total living area of the property: 347.6m² Main house: 283.8m² Guest house: 63.8m² |
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Main house Ground floor |
155.8m² |
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Spacious living room (lounge + open-plan fitted and equipped kitchen with central island) The south wall of this room is fully glazed and offers a superb panoramic view The kitchen is equipped to professional standards, with granite worktops and units by Mobalpa |
64.0m² |
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Reception lounge with fireplace insert opening onto the terrace |
28.0m² |
| Bedroom 1 | 15.6m² |
| ...with private dressing room | 7.6m² |
| Bedroom 2 | 14.5m² |
| Bathroom | 8.9m² |
| Separate toilet | 2.1m² |
| Utility room | 5.4m² |
| Hallway | 9.7m² |
The ground floor has travertine flooring (with mosaic inlays) and high-end exotic wood interior doors.
Ground floor layout
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Main house Upper floor |
31.1m² |
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Bedroom 3 with fitted wardrobe + landing with panoramic view |
19.5m² |
| Bathroom / Toilet | 11.6m² |
Upper floor layout
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Main house Garden level with independent entrance |
96.9m² |
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Bedroom 4 |
26.7m² |
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...with private bathroom / toilet (freestanding bath / walk-in shower / double washbasin) with view over the water garden |
15.9m² |
| Fully fitted dressing room | 15.0m² |
| Desk / Storage room | 9.6m² |
| Utility room | 4.0m² |
| Entrance | 9.9m² |
| Hallway | 5.8m² |
| Stairwell | 10.0m² |
Two of the bedroom’s walls feature 3-metre-wide sliding glass doors that open onto a charming private garden.
Garden level layout
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Guest house |
63.8m² |
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Living area with fitted and equipped kitchen |
33.8m² |
| Bedroom 5 | 10.7m² |
| Bedroom 6 | 9.9m² |
| Shower room | 4.5m² |
| Separate toilet | 1.2m² |
| Hallway | 3.7m² |
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Other surfaces |
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| Heated resin swimming pool (11x5) surrounded by limestone paving | 55.0m² |
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Enclosed and tree-filled grounds (mature trees), landscaped and maintained to showcase-garden standard, including a 600-year-old holm oak (one of the largest and oldest in France). Also worth noting: rainwater tanks with irrigation system |
2,300.0m² |
Site plan of the property and its surroundings
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The village of Mons is located in the north of the Gard department, on the edge of the Pays d’Uzège, north-west of Uzès (29km) and Nîmes (42km).
1h15 by car from the Camargue and the Mediterranean beaches.
The hilltop village of Mons
A location in a preserved environment with beautiful views of nature
The property is situated on the edge of the Provençal village of Mons, on the heights, in an exceptional panoramic setting. Just a short walk from the house, the village offers a restaurant, a bakery and a medical centre.
- Local shops (bakery, supermarket, pharmacy, etc.) are less than a 10-minute drive from the house. For a wider range of shops and services, Alès (11km) offers much more variety, including cultural activities.
- Nursery and primary schools are located in the village itself (a few minutes’ walk), while secondary schools and sixth forms are in Alès. School transport services are available to make commuting easier.
- The nearest train station is in Alès (15 minutes by car). Served by the regional TER Occitanie network, it offers regular connections to Nîmes, Montpellier and other destinations in the region, as well as access to high-speed trains (TGV) in Nîmes, making it easy to reach all major French cities.
- The three international airports of Nîmes-Garons, Montpellier-Méditerranée and Avignon-Provence are all less than an hour away by car.
The Gard department
At the heart of a region rich in contrasts, history and natural attractions
The Gard enjoys a privileged location (between sea and mountains) and attracts visitors with its variety, sunny climate and cultural richness. Our area of the “Gard Provençal”, which includes beautiful Roman (Nîmes) and medieval (Uzès) towns, is a preserved and beautiful region.
Located between Occitanie and modern-day Provence, the Gard invites you to a wonderful journey through unspoilt landscapes and a heritage steeped in history, including:
Located between Occitanie and modern-day Provence, the Gard invites you to a wonderful journey through unspoilt landscapes and a heritage steeped in history, including:
- Spectacular and varied scenery: the Gardon and Cèze gorges with their limestone cliffs; the Cévennes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mont Aigoual, a paradise for hikers and nature lovers; and the Gard Camargue, with its marshes, flamingos and white horses.
- A remarkable historical heritage: the Pont du Gard; the Roman city of Nîmes with its arenas, the Maison Carrée and the Jardins de la Fontaine; Uzès, the first duchy of France, with its incomparable medieval charm; Aigues-Mortes, a walled medieval town in the heart of the marshes; and many more.
- A gentle and sunny way of life, with colourful markets and an abundance of local produce; traditional festivals and ferias, especially in Nîmes and Beaucaire; and a friendly atmosphere in typical Provençal villages, with their blond stone buildings and shaded lanes.
The beaches of the Gard
Just over an hour's drive from a preserved and varied coastline, home to some of France's most beautiful beaches
On the Languedoc coast, the transition from land to sea happens gradually, naturally, and with care. You must first cross the lagoons, their chain of étangs and the dune barrier before reaching the Mediterranean shore.
The Étang de Thau – one of the largest lagoons in France – forms a true inland sea, making it an exceptional spot, particularly for water sports.
Oyster farms line the northern shore of the basin. Shellfish farming has long been held in high regard here, especially with the renowned Bouzigues oyster, known worldwide for its flavour.
The Languedoc lagoons are also true environmental treasures, a preserved paradise for birds where flamingos and herons roam freely.
In the south of the department, the Gard reveals a discreet and charming coastline, with golden dunes, salt marshes and endless sea views. No high-rise resorts here: the sea is experienced close to nature, in a serene and luminous setting.
From the Espiguette beach, a vast stretch of wild sand that feels like the end of the world, to the livelier shores of Le Grau-du-Roi, the coastline remains unspoilt.
In this gentle setting, the dunes meet the salt marshes, Camargue horses cross paths with fishermen’s huts, and sunsets light up the horizon. Visitors come to swim, stroll along the seafront, breathe in the sea air… and savour the Mediterranean in its most authentic form.
The Étang de Thau – one of the largest lagoons in France – forms a true inland sea, making it an exceptional spot, particularly for water sports.
Oyster farms line the northern shore of the basin. Shellfish farming has long been held in high regard here, especially with the renowned Bouzigues oyster, known worldwide for its flavour.
The Languedoc lagoons are also true environmental treasures, a preserved paradise for birds where flamingos and herons roam freely.
In the south of the department, the Gard reveals a discreet and charming coastline, with golden dunes, salt marshes and endless sea views. No high-rise resorts here: the sea is experienced close to nature, in a serene and luminous setting.
From the Espiguette beach, a vast stretch of wild sand that feels like the end of the world, to the livelier shores of Le Grau-du-Roi, the coastline remains unspoilt.
In this gentle setting, the dunes meet the salt marshes, Camargue horses cross paths with fishermen’s huts, and sunsets light up the horizon. Visitors come to swim, stroll along the seafront, breathe in the sea air… and savour the Mediterranean in its most authentic form.
Highlights:
- Unique architect-designed house built to a very high standard (by a local builder for his own use)
- Exceptional setting with panoramic views
Very bright living spaces - Peaceful and private setting
- High-quality materials (design, flooring, fittings, etc.)
- Superb landscaped garden
- Fibre optic internet
- Connected to mains water and mains drainage
- Option to develop a luxury guest accommodation project, if desired
The property and its surroundings
Year of construction:
2007
Annual amount of the tax "taxe foncière":
€ 2,400
Type of heating:
Heat pumps with exchangers
Rating procedures:
€ 890,000
The measurements and layouts provided on this site have been made with the utmost care; however, plans, dimensions, and arrangements are for reference only and are not contractual.
Contact :
Tim Forster
06 66 98 43 76
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