Margon, Languedoc-Roussillon 34320

Reference: PFYR-T205658. This is village living at its most comfortable. Set in one of the most sought-after medieval villages near Pézenas, this three-bedroom house has been renovated to a genuinely high standard, with the quality of the finishes evident in every room. The layout is generous, with two separate living areas, a large eat-in kitchen, a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, two double bedrooms and two additional bathrooms. Upstairs, a terrace opens onto views over magnificent castle gardens, a detail that makes this property stand out. Ideal as a southern-French pied-à-terre or family house, with great rental potential. Margon is a medieval village famous for its castle, which has a remarkable garden. Pézenas is only a 15-minute drive, Béziers and the Mediterranean beaches are 30 minutes away. Ground floor: The entrance leads into a large eat-in kitchen. From here, you access a generous living and dining room filled with natural light. Furthermore, a guest WC and a separate laundry room. The garage and private outdoor parking are also accessible from this level. First floor: A second sitting room gives direct access to a large south-facing terrace overlooking the château gardens. The master bedroom is served by a walk-in wardrobe and a private en-suite bathroom (washbasin, shower, WC). Two further double bedrooms are served by two additional shower rooms (washbasin, shower, WC each). Extras: The renovation is recent and to a very high standard throughout. Features include double glazing, electric awnings, and window shutters. High-speed fibre optic internet is installed. Margon is a medieval village built around its beautiful château, first mentioned in records dating back to 1080. The castle and its formal French gardens- planted with cypress, laurel and olive trees, and classified as a remarkable garden- are the heart of the village and open for visits. The area is surrounded by vineyards and dotted with pretty Languedoc villages. Nearby Pézenas, home to around 10,000 people, is hugely popular with holidaymakers and second-home owners. Known as Molière's Town, it sits at the beginning of picturesque rolling countryside that leads up to the Montagne Noire further north. Pézenas is a local centre for antiques, arts and crafts- with two giant antiques and brocante fairs each year- and plays host to some of the region's finest restaurants. The town's weekly Saturday morning market is also a huge draw.