Discover an exceptional property located just 35 minutes by car from Uzès. Far more than a residence, it is an incomparable lifestyle experience that awaits you here, combining absolute tranquility, total privacy, and breathtaking 360 degree panoramic views over the surrounding "Natura 2000" classified countryside, as well as the majestic Mont Ventoux, the Alps, and the picturesque landscapes of the Ardèche. This historic estate, a former silkworm farm dating back to the 15th century, was meticulously redesigned and renovated in 2016 by its owner, creating a place of retreat and discreet elegance. Inspired by Provençal style, the authentic stone walls typical of southern France have been preserved, reflecting the sun-drenched character of the region. The property offers rare living spaces and volumes: a total of 900 sqm spread across several buildings, complemented by a 750 sqm inner courtyard, all set within more than 353 hectares of predominantly wooded land, including 15 hectares of truffle groves. Inside the estate, each space has its own personality, yet the attention to detail and the use of high-quality materials create a harmonious whole. You will be charmed by the high ceilings, vaulted rooms, exposed beams, solid wood doors, stone-carved basins, solid wood flooring, terracotta and stone floors. Optimal thermal insulation has been installed in both walls and roofing, while triple-glazed windows ensure outstanding energy efficiency. The estate is offered fully furnished and equipped, with no work required. Outdoors, several buildings are arranged around a vast inner courtyard featuring a marble swimming pool and an easy-to-maintain garden. The secure 12m x 6m pool offers lush views over the surrounding greenery. Nearby, a spacious spa includes a jacuzzi and a counter-current swimming pool, allowing for complete relaxation. A pool pavilion houses a shaded area, a technical room, and a fully equipped fitness room with sauna, shower and toilets. A pétanque court has also been created on the property for relaxed outdoor moments. The estate comprises five luxurious suites, each offering a private entrance, a bedroom, a lounge that can serve as an additional bedroom, one or two shower rooms, separate toilets, generous storage space, and full air conditioning with high-end finishes. Some suites feature fireplaces and ceilings rising to over five metres. A sixth suite, considered the main house, includes an independent kitchen, its own outdoor areas, an outdoor shower, and a spa with jacuzzi and counter-current swimming. The mas also offers several independent rooms that can be used separately by all guests. A large reception room includes a spacious living and dining area with high ceilings and exposed beams, as well as a superb open-plan kitchen. The adjoining terrace offers uninterrupted views over the green landscape and the swimming pool. A charming living room, currently used as a lounge, opens onto the inner courtyard. A laundry room is also accessible from the outside. In addition, vaulted rooms have been fitted out to house an elegant bar, an office, and a wine cellar. The “hunters’ house,” a fully independent space, includes a living room, kitchen, toilets, and upstairs two bedrooms with a shower room, making it ideal for staff accommodation. A vast 100 sqm garage houses equipment and machinery for maintaining the estate, such as a buggy, tractor, and mower. The orchard, planted with peach trees, apricot trees, olive trees and truffle oaks (15 hectares), located on the northern side of the mas, reflects the agricultural traditions of the region. Water supply is provided by the mains, complemented by a well located near the orchard and a cistern. Heating is provided by fireplaces and four gas boilers. Hot water is partly produced by solar panels (hunters’ house and swimming pool), as well as by the boilers. Sanitation is ensured by two septic tanks. For nature lovers and explorers, numerous hiking trails and points of interest, such as an underground lake and a troglodyte dwelling, surround the property. Nearby, you will find the famous "Concluses de Lussan" and the "Lecque menhir", both highly sought-after destinations in the region. Charming, picturesque villages nearby also invite leisurely strolls. Surrounded by more than 353 hectares of preserved nature, between garrigue and forest, this place offers a truly unique lifestyle experience. Trees, olive groves and oak forests stretch as far as the eye can see, allowing you to reconnect with nature in a rare and profound way. Our view: This estate, with its centuries of history, is far more than a luxury residence; it is a living heritage that continues to captivate and inspire those fortunate enough to discover it. In a class of its own, it stands out for the exceptional quality of its renovation and the generosity of its private land. A visit will reveal all its treasures and the harmony between its different spaces. Contact: Thierry LALLEMAND +33 6 62 51 94 07 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [www.georisques.gouv.fr](http://www.georisques.gouv.fr)

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