Just a stone's throw from the ducal city of Uzès, at the foot of a promontory dominated by its castle, you can take time to admire the countryside, the vineyards, the garrigue and the view of Mont Bouquet - a dominant position for a panoramic view that reaches far and wide!

It's an exceptional place to live, known as "little Nice" or "la cale du vent" as it's known in our region.

Downstream from the village, the river is lined with luxuriant vegetation, in cool, moist environments which are populated by ash, poplar, willow and elm trees... and then there are the woods climbing the ridges…

The hamlet is peaceful, bordered by native bushland, offering an invitation to stroll and relax.

The grounds of more than 1,600 m² are partly planted with trees and feature a beautiful Diffazur saltwater swimming pool (6x4m) with automatic cleaning system (Diffaclean), which is surrounded by a 120 m² wooden deck.

The living area of over 70m² opens onto a south-facing terrace of over 40m². Storeroom and guest toilet.

The waxed concrete floors add a modern touch to the harmoniously designed spaces.

There are 4 bedrooms, including a master suite of over 70m², with private dressing room and large bathroom with shower, bath and toilet. The other 3 bedrooms have the use of another bathroom that also has a bath and shower. There is also a third toilet.

The building, which rests on 24 metal piles with a diameter of 100 mm (at a depth of 4m), was built with the environment in mind, and the use of high-quality materials - larch timber framing and Douglas fir cladding, and wood-fibre walls - express the desire and need to adhere to an environmental ethic with the aim of redefining man's place in nature.

Economical underfloor heating with a reversible heat pump (air/water) (heating/cooling). Hot water is heated by the heat pump (300 litres). Cellulose wadding insulation in the attic (60cm). Aluminium double glazing; fibre optics; mains drainage.

A bright, comfortable home that blends in perfectly with the local natural heritage. Réf. 2604