Languedoc-Roussillon, Gard, Anduze, France

Just a stone's throw from the charming center of Anduze stands the characterful Villa Vallespir — a unique residence from 1935, designed by renowned architect Édouard Mas-Chancel. Born in Montpellier and active in Perpignan, Mas-Chancel developed a distinctive style known as “Roussillon regionalism.” This architectural approach blends traditional materials like pebbles and brick with Romanesque influences, resulting in a warm and timeless aesthetic. Villa Vallespir is a beautiful example of this.

The façade immediately draws the eye: a harmonious combination of natural stone and brick that radiates craftsmanship and quality. As you step inside, the home's authentic charm is instantly felt. The central hallway — with its colorful tiled floor and delicate woodwork — forms the heart of the home. A majestic wooden staircase and large windows bring in light and create a striking sense of space.

Two imposing doors lead to the spacious living area, divided by an elegant wooden arch. This generous salon–dining room once again features vibrant tiles that accentuate the unique character of the interior. The beautifully designed wrought iron casing around the radiators enhances the authentic atmosphere.

A particularly charming feature is the original bell system leading to the kitchen, once used to signal from the salon — a nostalgic nod to times gone by.

The first floor houses the master bedroom — stylish and comfortable — with a built-in wardrobe and access to a terrace. The adjoining bathroom includes a bathtub, sink, and toilet. The kitchen sits between this room and the main living space, with a hallway connecting both the kitchen and the garden. Custom cabinetry in this space once again reflects the craftsmanship found throughout the house.

Just a short walk from the picturesque center of Anduze lies Villa Vallespir, a remarkable home built in 1935 by renowned architect Édouard Mas-Chancel. His distinctive style – Roussillon regionalism – blends natural stone and brick with romantic details, giving the villa a warm and timeless character.
Behind the elegant façade, authentic charm unfolds: colorful tiled floors, refined woodwork, a majestic staircase and large windows that flood the interiors with light. The spacious living area, connected by a graceful wooden arch, is enriched with unique details such as the original bell system.
The villa offers generous space, including a master suite with terrace, four additional bedrooms, several bathrooms, a large roof terrace and many functional areas. The basement features a garage, workshop, cellar, summer kitchen and direct access to the garden.
Villa Vallespir breathes history yet is ready for the future. Its solid structure and original features make it the perfect canvas for adding modern comfort and style.
A rare opportunity for those seeking authenticity, character and space.

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