This haven of peace and serenity, set in a remarkable panorama at the entrance to the Cèze Gorges, is found by taking the road towards Uzès, where one can see the village built halfway up the slopes of the hills with alternating shaded hollows and the sloping banks of the plain, planted with vineyards and olive groves. This village, between the Cévennes mountains and Provence, has managed to preserve the vestiges of its past - its medieval character made up of winding streets and alleys, lined with the stone facades of these beautiful residences of the Midi. Anyone who knew this village in the days of the glorious 30’s could have mingled with the well-dressed strollers ambling along the bridge, exchanging many greetings, climbing the slope to the church and plunging down a short slope to ring the bell of Aunt Victoria who, with friendly gestures and in a slightly shaky voice, shouted: "Come in, my children, the chocolate is ready!” This is the setting for this delightful property built on 3600m² of land and benefitting from an exceptional living environment. With a 10 x 4m saltwater swimming pool, surrounded by natural stone coping, this former silkworm farm has been carefully renovated and has a surface area of 252m², including a main house, a guest house and an office. Not forgetting the outbuilding, bread oven, barn and well. It is on the garden level that the owners have chosen to live, with a dining room opening onto a terrace, a well-equipped and furnished kitchen, followed by a cosy lounge and two bedrooms with private toilet, shower room and bathroom. The upper level gives access to a mezzanine and three rooms of about 60m², to be converted. The ground floor offers a nice size en-suite bedroom with shower room and toilet. Then there is a 67m² independent guest house, with a main south-facing room, with a kitchen and two bedrooms. A great potential for a large family home or for the creation of a holiday home. Agency fees to be paid by the vendor. A property selected by BOTELLA and Sons Real Estate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Ref : 2597