LES ANGLES, Languedoc-Roussillon 30133

Dominating its surroundings, this rare freestone property enjoys an unobstructed and unobstructed view, in a privileged setting where authenticity and quality of construction meet. Built in 1975 on a plot of approximately 1,060 m2, this house of character has 192 m2 of living space and is distinguished by an exceptional traditional construction, which has now become extremely rare. Made of real Pignan ashlar, it required nearly two years of work by stonemasons, each block being cut and laid by hand. The house rests on exceptional foundations (2.30 m deep and 1.30 m wide), with a crawl space of 60 cm. The whole was built in accordance with traditional techniques, with traditional plaster walls. On the ground floor, there is an entrance hall with hallway, a large living / dining room of 49 m2, an independent kitchen, a bedroom, a shower room, a separate toilet as well as a cloakroom and storage spaces. Upstairs, five additional bedrooms, a dressing room, a bathroom, a separate toilet, a hallway and several storage spaces. In addition, the property has a 28 m2 garage, a cellar and a storeroom. From the living rooms and the exteriors, the house enjoys a dominant position and an exceptional panoramic view of its environment. This residence will appeal to lovers of beautiful constructions, sensitive to noble materials, craftsmanship and houses designed to cross generations. A unique property, combining character, solidity and remarkable quality of construction. Dominating its surroundings, this rare cut-stone property boasts unobstructed and breathtaking views in a privileged setting where authenticity and quality construction meet. Built in 1975 on a plot of approximately 1,060 sqm, this characterful house offers 192 sqm of living space and is distinguished by its exceptional traditional construction, now extremely rare. Constructed from genuine Pignan cut stone, it required nearly two years of work by stonemasons, each block being cut and laid by hand. The house rests on unusually deep foundations (2.30 m deep and 1.30 m wide), with a 60 cm crawl space. The entire structure was built using traditional techniques, with walls finished in traditional plaster. On the ground floor, there is an entrance hall, a spacious 49 sq m living/dining room, a separate kitchen, a bedroom, a shower room, a separate WC, a cloakroom, and storage space. Upstairs, there are five further bedrooms, a dressing room, a bathroom, a separate WC, a landing, and ample storage. The property also includes a 28 sq m garage, a cellar, and a pantry. From the living areas and the exterior, the house enjoys a commanding position and exceptional panoramic views of its surroundings. This residence will appeal to those who appreciate fine construction, quality materials, craftsmanship, and homes designed to last for generations. A unique property, combining character, solidity, and remarkable build quality.