Montpellier, Montpellier, Languedoc-Roussillon 34000

Remarkable elements The property retains several strong heritage elements: An integrated medieval chapel, a true signature of the place old vaulted cellars An organization around an inner courtyard a superimposition of architectural eras (medieval to classical) History of the place Founded around 1175 by the Order of the Temple, the Commandery of Launac was part of the development of Templar settlements in Languedoc. Established on initially marshy land, it has been the subject of major sanitation work, reflecting the economic and structuring role of these establishments. After 1312, it was taken over by the Hospitallers, who continued to exploit it and gradually transformed the buildings Overall reading The site was operated as a bed and breakfast until 2021, with an established clientele and a structured operation. The cessation of activity now paves the way for a revival or repositioning. Property Description A property suitable for a project leader wishing to rely on: An already structured place A strong heritage identity an existing capacity Domain Organization The complex develops approximately 531 m², organized in such a way as to accommodate an accommodation activity. It includes: - Several independent rooms - Common and reception areas - annexes and outbuildings - An organisation that allows for flexible operation The property is located on an enclosed plot of 2,383 m², offering a setting suitable for a clientele looking for calm and authenticity. Potential and uses The property lends itself to various projects: Bed and breakfast or guest house with character Tourist or event accommodation Wellness concept or place of retreat The existing configuration allows for a gradual return to activity. Additional information Price: contact us Complete file: on request DPE / GSE: In progress.