5 bedroom villa

We are pleased to announce an incredible New Development in the South of France, these Luxurious “frontline” villas each overlook their own vineyard plot. The views of the Thau basin are spectacular.

There are four frontline  exquisite villas which also offer exceptional specifications. On the garden level, there is an equipped cinema room, a billiard room, a wine cellar, a sauna, and a multi-purpose sports & leisure area. From there, a staircase leads up to the ground floor, where the main room, a vast living room, overlooks the infinity pool, the resort’s vineyards, and the Thau basin... Villas of 600 sqm/ 6458 Sqft, Infinity pool 15x5m, Cinema room, billiard room, wine cellar, sauna.

Main Features:

Generous 600 square meters/ 6458 Sqft Villas 

Infinity pool 15x5m

Cinema room, billiard room, wine cellar, sauna, multi-purpose area,

5 spacious bedrooms including 1 ground floor suite

The open plan living caters for family life with a multi-purpose area, 5 spacious bedrooms including 1 suite on the ground floor. Large windows flood the villa with light; which disappear into the walls when opened. On the ground floor, the large living room, dining room, and kitchen open onto a large terrace, garden, and pool; a spacious bedroom with bathroom is also on the same level ideal if you have grandparents/children visiting or a live-in Nanny. Upstairs, four bedrooms with bathrooms and beautiful terraces all offer breathtaking views of the vineyards and the Thau basin.

Marseillan

Home to the famous Noilly Prat vermouth, Marseillan also offers fabulous local wines and delicious fish and seafood from the nearby Thau lagoon. The old village centre is lovely to stroll around, while the scenic 17th century harbour is a great place for watching the world go by from a sun-drenched Brasserie terrace

Marseillan sits on a large lagoon, the Etang du Thau, and is the southern entry to the Canal du Midi. It lies some 50 km (31 mi) west of  Montpellier. Marseillan Train station has rail connections to Agde, Sète, Narbonne, Montpellier and Avignon.

Marseillan enjoys an equable climate. Sheltered by the mountains of the Massif Central the weather systems from the north are seldom a problem. Marseillan has some 300 sunny days a year, and ground frosts (at worst) in mid-winter. From time-to-time a little snow falls, but this only dusts the ground and is gone by mid-day. Marseillanais make day trips into the mountains to experience snowballing and to make snowmen.