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| Features: Garden, Parking, Terrace / Deck | ||||||||||||||||
| Amenities: Shops, Bars & Restaurants, Near mountain, Garage, Near Town, Near Village | ||||||||||||||||
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Description: Prices:€172,740 - €276,680 The Development A brand new development designed in a typical Mediterranean style, built using traditional materials and colours. Comprising only 33 apartments spread over 3 low-rise blocks and 6, two-storey villas. The villas are set within private gardens ranging from 181m² to 238m² and ground level garages. Apartments have underground parking with automatic entry and lift access. The Area Uzès was the first French Duchy and became a National Heritage site in 1965. The town has a castle, a cathedral and a selection of elegant homes surrounded by delightful scenery. Located slightly inland approx 30 minutes drive from Nimes, Avignon and Montpellier easily accessible by high speed train, motorway or air. An exceptional location within easy reach of the Camargue and sandy beaches. The Properties A selection of 33, 1 to 3 bedroom apartments of varying sizes and designs with ample terraces. There are also 6 villas offering a choice of 2 and 3 bedrooms, each with private gardens and an upstairs terrace. All properties boast high specifications and benef from bright and airy interiors. Features include enamel sandstone floors and wooden interior and exterior shutters. It is impossible not to have heard of Parisian fashion, Champagne, the herbs of Provence, après ski in French Alps, the Chateaux of Loire or the achingly glamorous Cote d'Azur. Located at the heart of northern Europe, this modern and prosperous country is the driving force behind European integration. It is also a country of many contradictions from the diversity of the landscape, climate, traditions, cuisines and people, which together create a potent mix which has beguiled millions of visitors, enticing them to return year after year. France is one of the few destinations which can cater for such disparate tastes, fulfilling all expectations and catering for all types of tastes and preferred activity. For many visitors the vineyards of Alsace, Burgundy, the Rhone Valley, Provence or Bordeaux represent the real France, whereas 35 million tourists each year flock to the French coast which is blessed with over 1,500 miles of beaches, fringing the English Channel, the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. For those preferring a little more action, the French ski-resorts are second to none. No one can deny the ultimate city of fashion, gastronomy and love is Paris. It is possible to take in the sights of Paris and head for the beach or take a break in the countryside all within a few hours drive. Tourism in France has never been healthier with an average 75 million visitors each year. A figure which is set to grow due to increase with the advent of more budget airlines offering cheaper flights from most European cities and a wider overseas clientele, guaranteeing its position as a top global destination. Set aside the romanticised view most Francophiles have of this unique enchanting country, the French property market has always been an attractive investment for ex-patriots due to the lack of legal restrictions. Future development is both necessary and inevitable in relation to the constant demand for good quality accommodation. |
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