Nestled in the heart of Uzès' historic center, this exceptional property perfectly blends heritage charm with contemporary comfort. This 19th-century residence, built in 1827, is distinguished by its unique red brick façade—a true architectural rarity in the region—listed by the French Historic Monuments Authority. Remarkable Architecture: Behind its stone walls, La Maison Rouge reveals a refined interior where every detail has been thoughtfully considered. Its grand stone staircase, the centerpiece of the home, is a striking testament to its rich history and timeless elegance. High-End Amenities: La Maison Rouge offers five charming bedrooms, each uniquely decorated with a blend of antique character and modern comfort. The vaulted cellars have been transformed into a wellness area featuring a jacuzzi and massage table, creating a serene and exclusive space for relaxation. The property also includes a private apartment with a terrace, kitchen, and living room—ideal for owners wishing to operate the house as a luxury guesthouse. Prime Location: Set within an intimate, enclosed garden, the property enjoys panoramic views over the Eure Valley and as far as Mont Ventoux. The heated swimming pool, treated with active oxygen for optimal comfort, offers a peaceful setting for leisure and well-being. Just a short stroll from the iconic Place aux Herbes and the lively streets of Uzès, the home offers direct access to the town center while also providing a natural retreat thanks to its proximity to the Eure Valley. This rare balance between town and countryside gives the property a unique appeal for those seeking tranquility without compromising on urban convenience. This residence will captivate lovers of unique homes, architecture enthusiasts, and those envisioning a family estate, prestigious second home, or a luxury bed and breakfast project. We have a complete file at your disposal. Contact : Pierre Beghin : 06 07 09 01 21. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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