Mediterranean village house in Saint-Pierre-la-Mer with sea views, terraces, garden and garage

Village house with sea views in Fleury d'Aude

Located on a south-facing hillside, this Mediterranean village house is in Saint-Pierre-la-Mer, in the municipality of Fleury d'Aude, a few minutes' walk from the garrigue trails, AOC vineyards and pine forests. The beach, restaurants, shops and daily local-produce market are within a 10- to 15-minute walk. Asking price: €275,000.

The house offers views of the village, the sea and the mountains beyond. The sea view is visible from the bright interior, the front terrace and the rooftop terrace. It comprises two bedrooms, two shower rooms, 55 m² of living space, a garage and a marked private parking space.

An environment between beach, nature and village

Saint-Pierre-la-Mer is situated between a golden sandy beach, a nature reserve and a bird sanctuary. The village centre, its restaurants, terrace cafés and colourful market are close enough to reach on foot, while the residential cul-de-sac remains quiet. The beach and the lagoon are also accessible on foot, with numerous water activities available on site.

The sea and lagoon offer opportunities for fishing, sailing, windsurfing, wingfoiling, wakeboarding, canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding and kitesurfing. Cycle paths and footbridges provide pleasant routes on foot or by bicycle to neighbouring villages. Saint-Pierre has approximately 500 permanent residents and a range of services and facilities.

The Massif de la Clape nature reserve borders Saint-Pierre. It consists of pines, olive trees, wild rosemary, thyme, rocky terrain and vineyards. The area is popular for climbing, mountain biking, hiking and wine tasting. The village's restaurants, cafés and wine shops are within walking distance.

Description and features of the house

Built in 2005 to modern French insulation standards, the house uses local materials, including wooden shutters and tiles. It is designed for year-round occupancy and benefits from fibre internet, mains water and electricity, electric heating, ventilation, and double-glazed windows and doors. It can be sold furnished or unfurnished.

On the ground floor are the main entrance and the staircase leading to the front terrace. The garage can accommodate a car, bicycles, beach equipment and storage. It has internal access to the staircase, storage space under the stairs, a water point and connections for a washing machine. A second shower room near the garage includes a fully tiled walk-in shower, toilet, large washbasin and grab bar.

The 55 m² living space is on the first floor. The open-plan reception room opens onto the terrace through sliding glass doors fitted with shutters. It offers views of the sea and mountains, as well as space for a living room, dining area and storage furniture. The open-plan kitchen is equipped with integrated appliances including an induction hob, a multifunction pyrolytic oven, a microwave oven, a dishwasher and a fridge-freezer.

The first bedroom is a double bedroom with built-in cupboards and storage. A door with a wooden shutter opens onto the garden. The second bedroom can accommodate two single beds with space around each, or a king-size bed. It also has built-in cupboards and opens onto the garden through a door with a wooden shutter. The first shower room is fully tiled and includes a shower with a glass door, a vanity unit and toilet.

Heating is provided by fixed, wall-mounted, thermostatically controlled radiators in the reception room, shower room and bedrooms. A ducted ventilation system has extraction points in the kitchen and shower room.

Terraces, garden and parking

A 25 m² south-facing terrace opens from the reception room. It includes a locally styled built-in barbecue, a water point and an electrical outlet, as well as panoramic views of the village, sea and mountains.

The courtyard garden totals 50 m². It includes a 30 m² paved area, followed by stone steps leading to an elevated, sloping garden area planted with established local species, including fragrant jasmine and a productive fig tree that provides shade in summer. Sheltered by the house, high walls and the raised garden, it has a water point with a hose and an electrical outlet.

The main terrace and garden have opposite orientations, allowing a choice between sun or shade and a sheltered or more open space. From the courtyard garden, a staircase leads to the 58 m² rooftop sun terrace, which offers panoramic views of the village and sea. Outside the garage and entrance door, a large marked parking space is included in the title deed.

Access and surroundings

The airports of Béziers, Perpignan, Carcassonne, Montpellier and Toulouse are located approximately 15 km, 80 km, 85 km, 100 km and 180 km away, respectively. The A9 motorway can be accessed via the Narbonne or Béziers interchanges. Narbonne railway station is approximately 20 km away and offers good fast connections throughout France and to Spain.

The house is located in the Aude, in the Languedoc region. The surrounding area offers varied landscapes of mountains, lakes, rivers and coastline, as well as historic towns and citadels. Narbonne can be reached by car or bus and has a renowned market, museums and historic sites. The Canal de la Robine, the Canal du Midi, the Cévennes gorges and the foothills of the Pyrenees add to the region's opportunities for outings.

Main information

Listing reference: IFPC46441. The property has two bedrooms, two shower rooms, a garage, a garden, a courtyard, terraces, a rooftop terrace, a private parking space, sea and mountain views, electric heating, fibre, and mains water, electricity and drainage. It also has potential for seasonal rental, a gîte or guest rooms.