Stunning, high quality house with private swimming pool, 4 terraces, 4 ensuite bedrooms, air-conditioning, UK satellite TV. Village location. Sleeps 8.

The house is located in the village of Argeliers, close to the Canal du Midi and just a few minutes drive to the lively village of Capestang.

Argeliers has all essential amenities and everything is within walking distance from the house.

20 minutes from Beziers.
35 minutes from the nearest beach.

Bedrooms - 4, three doubles and one twin, all with ensuite shower, basin and WC.

Bathrooms - 4 ensuite with shower, basin and WC plus 1 separate WC.

Living/dining - open plan, dining table and chairs, sofas, flatscreen TV with UK satellite channels, DVD.
Doors to pool.

Kitchen - fully fitted with fridge freezer, oven and hob

Utility - washing machine

This former barn has been recently completed after extensive renovations and has been beautifully restored to a very high standard. The accommodation is based around three sides of a central courtyard and is on two levels.

Enter via the garage into the courtyard which has a private shaped pool of 9m x 3m. Plenty of sun loungers, dining table and chairs are around the pool terrace.

The accommodation is spacious with a large open plan living/dining area. Tastefully furnished with comfortable cream leather sofas, flatscreen TV with UK satellite channels and DVD.
Fireplace.

Fully fitted kitchen with fridge freezer, oven and hobs. Dining table overlooking the pool.

There are 4 bedrooms, all with ensuite shower rooms (shower, basin and WC). Three have double beds and the fourth has 2 single beds.

There are doors on the first floor leading to a terrace overlooking the pool with table and chairs.

Two further roof terraces, also with patio furniture.

Private swimming pool of 9m x 3m with steps.

4 terraces, one by the pool, one on the first floor overlooking the pool and two roof terraces, all with loungers, tables and chairs.

Central courtyard.

Argeliers is set amongst the reputed vineyards of AOC Minervois, and was the home of Marcellin Albert, leader of the wine-growers’ revolt of 1907.

The whole area is teeming with history, being on the edge of Cathar country; Argeliers itself boasts the remains of a 12th Century chateau and its fortifications.

Argeliers is a peaceful, pretty village, with its central square and shady plane trees, yet still provides all the basic amenities: a Spar minimarket, 2 bakeries, 2 butchers, a post office, a newsagent/tobacconist, a hairdresser and a bar/restaurant, all within easy walking distance.

Slightly further afield is the restaurant Le Chat Qui Pèche, Le Croisade and Le Terminus, while if you feel in need of more excitement, the small town of Capestang is only 15 minutes drive away.

Also on the Canal du Midi, in Capestang you can find more restaurants and bars, a large supermarket, DIY store and petrol station.

Argeliers is a good central location for exploring the scenic, cultural and historic sites of the area with the Minervois on one side and the Corbières on the other.
The Mediterranean sea is only 25km away, with miles of sandy beaches to choose from.

The nearest large town is Narbonne at 17km away; there is an excellent shopping centre and the Cathedral Saint-Just, famous for its flying buttresses, is visible from afar. In Narbonne you can also visit museums dedicated to Archeology, Art and History, and Lapidary.

Béziers, with the newly-opened airport at Vias, is slightly further away, about half an hour’s drive, and stands majestically on a rocky promontory.

Budget airlines fly into Beziers (40 minutes), Montpellier (50 minutes), Perpignan (1 hr), Carcassonne (40 mins), Nimes and Toulouse 90 mins and Barcelona (3 hrs).

The Spanish border is about an hour away.