Charming Village House with Stunning Roof Terrace in the Heart of Faugères

Nestled in a picturesque village in the south of France, this delightful house is just a short stroll from a welcoming local restaurant. With flexible accommodation spread over three floors, it offers 2 to 3 bedrooms, allowing you to tailor the space to your needs.

Brimming with character, this home boasts an incredible 25m² roof terrace—perfect for soaking up the Mediterranean sun, dining al fresco, or simply enjoying the charming village views. While the property would benefit from some modernisation, it represents exceptional value for money and a fantastic opportunity to create your dream French retreat.

Faugères itself is a vibrant village renowned for its wine. You’Ll find a bakery, a butcher, a friendly wine bar with an outdoor terrace, and even a pizza van that visits every Tuesday. Plus, with local winemakers right on your doorstep, you can fully embrace the region’s celebrated wine culture.

The restaurant / café just a few steps away, Dame Jane, does a wonderful plat du jour, coffee, beer and wine.  They sell approximately 30 local wines at the vignerons’ price. At the top of the village (10 minutes walk) there are a boulangerie, charcuterie and Les Grands Vins du Terroir, excellent and There are regular visits in the car park from the butcher, pizza van, vegetable and fruit van and even a hairdresser. There are large supermarkets within 10 mins drive (Herepian) and famous weekly markets in Pézenas and Bédarieux.

There are many interesting walks nearby e.g. Up to the old windmills or around the vineyards where you are able to see an abundance of wild flowers, birds, butterflies and wonderful scenery.
 
There is usually a Fête du Vin once a year but many local vignerons also host wine tastings. There are also seasonal festivals e.g. Cherry, chestnut, garden.

Forty minutes away from the Mediterranean, nestling among the gentle valleys of the Espinouse and the Caroux foothills or perched above them, rising to 400m, seven villages and their hamlets form the Faugères “appellation”.  Faugères is an Aop in the Languedoc region of the South of France from this area’s only vineyard lying on a magnificent and homogeneous schist “terroir”. Its well preserved, wild and sparsely populated landscapes attract visitors keen on “green tourism”.  This region’s remarkable architectural and natural heritage is an open invitation to ramblers to discover its châteaux, mills, dry stone huts and walls where oak woods give way to rockrose blossom and hillside vineyard’ (Route Vigneronne).

Steeped in history, the medieval village of Faugères is picturesque with narrow winding streets. The house is built into the town walls of Faugères.  This was the site of a battle in 1622, when the troops of the Duc de Montmorency besieged the town and destroyed the Château of Faugères.

Whether you're looking for a holiday home, a rental investment, or a full-time residence, this house is an absolute gem. Don't miss out—come and see it for yourself!