Alet-les-Bains, Aude, Languedoc-Roussillon, France

Located in the picturesque medieval village of Alet-les-Bains, this large house with exposed stone walls and a listed facade is an exceptional property that combines historical charm with modern comfort.

The village is renowned for its historic abbey and thermal waters, whose healing properties have been recognized since antiquity.

The property consists of 4 master suites with en-suite bathrooms, a three-bedroom apartment on the top floor, and an independent gîte ideal for hosting tourists or guests.

The south-facing garden, adorned with palm trees, is a true haven of peace. Boules enthusiasts will appreciate the dedicated court, perfect for social gatherings. The house is equipped with a heat pump and a condensing boiler, ensuring energy efficiency.

This rare property offers a multitude of possibilities, whether for a family residence, a tourist project, or a rental investment.

Century 21 Limoux is a multi-lingual estate agency with agents speaking French, English, German, Spanish, Dutch and Italian. We are situated right next to the main town square of the beautiful town Limoux and would be delighted to help you with your exciting new project in the South of France. Contact us today to organise a visit for your future property, whether it be via video call or in person. Carcassonne aiport flies to destinations in England, Ireland, Scotland and if not, we are only an hour from Toulouse airport, with even more destinations.

Alet-les-Bains is located near a hot springs in Aude in the south of France. The village is roughly one and a half hours from the sea and one hour from a winter sports centre. To each side of the village, the mountains come to a height of 750 metres above sea level.
The origins of the abbey of Alet-les-Bains are unknown other than that of a priory in the eighth century. It was likely founded by Béra, viscount of Razés. By the twelfth century, it had much influence and many pilgrims. In 1318, the abbey became a bishopric in order to continue the fight against the Cathars; as it stayed until the French revolution. The diocese had eighty Parishes and spanned from Formiguères to Saint-Paul-de-Fenouillet. A wall, with four gates, built in the twelfth century to protect the abbey can still be seen today.
The main sights of the town include: Abbey and cathedral of the seventh century; Medieval, fortified castle; Hotels of the twelfth and fourteenth centuries; Source of thermally heated water, discovered by the Romans over two thousand years ago; Thermal spa.