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Falques Gérard30 Chemin De Liès
Salles D'aude
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This description is for the ground floor of a traditional house measuring 130 m2, situated on a 1000 m2 plot of land with Mediterranean trees. The house has two bedrooms, each with a 17m2 living area and a private bathroom. It also features a secure pool. The property is located in the Languedoc Roussillon region, on the outskirts of the breathtaking Clape mountain range. Nestled in a tranquil setting, it overlooks the charming village of Salle D'Aude. The house is conveniently positioned between the towns of Narbonne and Beziers, just 15 km and 19 km away respectively. Additionally, it is a mere 10-minute drive to the beautiful beaches of St Peter the Sea Place, renowned for its vineyards and the protected Clape mountains. The Aude and Herault valleys can be reached within an hour's drive, offering stunning natural landscapes. This historical region is also known for the Albigensian Crusade, with relics and Cathar castles waiting to be explored. Narbonne, with its rich Gallo-Roman history, offers an abundance of cultural attractions.Reviews
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If you are coming from Spain or Toulouse, take the Narbonne East exit on the motorway towards the beaches. Follow the signs for Vinassan and Room Aude.
If you are coming from Montpellier, take the Béziers Ouest exit (2nd exit after Beziers) on the motorway. Follow the signs for Lespignan and then Salles d'Aude.
If you are coming from Spain or Toulouse, take the Narbonne East exit on the motorway towards the beaches. Follow the signs for Vinassan and Room Aude.
If you are coming from Montpellier, take the Béziers Ouest exit (2nd exit after Beziers) on the motorway. Follow the signs for Lespignan and then Salles d'Aude.
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- Narbonne: Located just 15 minutes away from Salles D'aude, Narbonne is a historic city known for its impressive Gothic cathedral, Palais des Archevêques, and the iconic Canal de la Robine. Explore the vibrant markets, visit the Roman Horreum, and enjoy the rich cultural heritage.
- Abbey of Fontfroide: Situated in the countryside, the Abbey of Fontfroide is a picturesque Cistercian monastery dating back to the 12th century. Visitors can admire the beautiful architecture, stroll through the serene gardens, and learn about the abbey's fascinating history.
- Gruissan: This charming coastal village is renowned for its scenic beaches and medieval town. Discover the ancient ruins of Barberousse Tower, wander through the narrow streets of the old town, and relax on the sandy shores of Gruissan Plage.
- Canal du Midi: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Canal du Midi is a remarkable feat of engineering and a popular tourist attraction. Take a boat cruise along the canal, cycle or walk along its banks, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of this historic waterway.
- Carcassonne: Located approximately 40 minutes away, Carcassonne is famous for its medieval fortress, La Cité de Carcassonne. Explore the well-preserved ramparts, visit the Château Comtal, and immerse yourself in the medieval atmosphere of this fortified city.
- Minerve: Nestled in the Minervois wine region, Minerve is a picturesque village perched on a rocky outcrop. Admire the stunning views of the surrounding countryside, explore the narrow streets, and visit the Cathar archaeological site to learn about the area's historical significance.
- Béziers: Known for its impressive Saint-Nazaire Cathedral and the picturesque Plateau des Poètes park, Béziers offers a mix of historical landmarks and modern amenities. Take a stroll along the Canal du Midi, visit the local museums, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling city.
- Sigean African Reserve: Located just a short drive away, the Sigean African Reserve is a wildlife park where you can observe various African animals in a natural setting. Drive through the park or take a guided tour to see lions, giraffes, elephants, and more.
- Lagrasse: A charming village situated on the banks of the Orbieu River, Lagrasse is known for its medieval abbey and quaint streets. Explore the Abbey of Sainte-Marie-d'Orbieu, wander through the artisan shops, and enjoy a leisurely lunch in one of the local restaurants. 10. Leucate: A popular destination for water sports enthusiasts, Leucate offers beautiful beaches, excellent windsurfing, and kiteboarding conditions. Relax on the sandy shores, try your hand at various water activities, and enjoy the laid-back coastal vibe of this seaside town.