Languedoc-Roussillon, Gard, St-Nazaire-des-Gardies, France

Situated in a commanding position and boasting unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside, this vast historic agricultural estate dates back to the feudal era, with successive expansions up to the early 19th century. The property presents a rare and ambitious renovation project, offering remarkable redevelopment potential. Possible uses include agritourism, rural accommodation, collective housing, or a mixed residential and agricultural project (subject to obtaining the necessary administrative permits). Main Building - An imposing four-story stone building comprising four apartments requiring renovation, restoration, or completion - Over 600 sqm of living space - The top two floors remain to be redesigned and fitted out - Garage, workshop, and vaulted boiler room integrated into the main structure. Agricultural Outbuildings The usable outbuildings are located opposite the main house: - Stone barn: 115 sqm - Two concrete block sheds of approximately 180 sqm each. Land The land comprises approximately 34 hectares, grouped around the property: - No springs or wells, but land perfectly suited for grazing, housing or sheltering animals, as well as recreational uses - Former vineyard area of approximately 2 hectares, currently used for motocross - A collection of plots of varying types, including a predominantly wooded plot representing the largest area. Technical Information - The property is partially habitable immediately, but requires Extensive renovation and rehabilitation work is planned to bring the property up to current comfort standards and restore the currently unused apartments. This work may include, but is not limited to: individual sanitation (septic tank), connections and upgrades to current standards, electricity, insulation, roofing, and connection to the mains water supply. This is a large and distinctive estate, ideal for buyers seeking a major, long-term renovation project that combines heritage value, exceptional size, and strong development potential. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: