Montpellier, Languedoc-Roussillon, Any Cities In Languedoc-Roussillon, 34000

Clarity and Impact Townhouse – 555 sqm – Montpellier Center Confidential address. Exceptional property. This remarkable stone townhouse offers 12 rooms, including 3 bedrooms, several lounges, and a game room, across 555 sqm of living space. Timeless charm (moldings, fireplaces), private garden, outbuildings, wine cellar, and indoor parking. Ideal location: tramway, schools, shops, and beaches just minutes away. A unique opportunity in Montpellier’s architectural heritage. Treat yourself to the rare privilege of acquiring a true Montpellier folly, a masterpiece of architecture and elegance, designed in the 1750s by the renowned architect Jean-Antoine Giral for Professor Henri Haguenot, an illustrious physician, botanist and eminent member of the Royal Society of Sciences. A Suburban Villa Inspired by Italy Set on a terraced plot of over 1920m², this residence was designed from the outset as a quiet resort and reception area on the edge of town. The main house, soberly majestic, features an inverted U-shaped architecture reminiscent of Italian Renaissance villas, and opens onto a garden designed like a jewel box. A refined interior The main residence offers around 350 m² of living space on one level, organized around a central domed vestibule adorned with unique neo-antique gypseries. Five main rooms, including a dining room, a drawing room, a winter salon and a private suite, bear witness to 18th-century refinement, sublimated by sculpted decorations celebrating nature, the arts and the seasons. A Classical and Secret Garden The garden, crossed by two T-shaped axes, features fountains, groves, terraces, an orangery, a kitchen garden and a courtyard of honor bordered by service buildings. It retains the original spirit intended by Henri Haguenot: that of a small, intimate and harmonious earthly paradise.