Béziers, Languedoc-Roussillon 34500

Reference: PFYR-T207706. Built in 1933 and thoroughly renovated less than a decade ago, this spacious town house in Béziers manages to feel both solid and contemporary. The finishes are high-spec throughout, and the layout has been thought through for modern family life, including a games room and cinema space in the basement, and a garage that has been converted into a home gym. Four bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, make it practical for a larger household or guests. Air conditioning throughout and accessibility for people with reduced mobility add further comfort. The house sits in a quiet neighbourhood near the Boulevard de Genève and is within easy reach of the town centre and the station with direct TGV connection to Paris. The beaches and the airport are around 15 minutes away. Basement: The lower level houses a games room and a dedicated cinema space. Ground floor: The entrance leads into a living room open to a dining room and a separate, fully equipped kitchen. A utility room is also on this level. The garage, currently fitted out as a home gym, is accessible from the ground floor. First floor: Upstairs, you will find four bedrooms, each with its own shower room or bathroom. Exterior: The property has a front garden including a barbecue. Béziers is a hidden South of France gem that has been polished over the years and is now an even more pleasant town in which to spend some time. Whether you love strolling through picturesque little streets, having lunch or dinner at one of the many terraces or indulging your curiosity for French history: it's all here. Some of the highlights are the Old Bridge (Pont Vieux) dating from the 12th century, the Saint-Nazaire Cathedral, and the elegant, plane-tree-lined Allées Paul Riquet surrounded by majestic Haussmann buildings. The recently renovated covered market, elected as the most beautiful one in France in 2025, is perfect for daily groceries or have a bite at one of the many restaurants. Also the Nine Locks of Fonseranes merit a visit. 'Les Neuf Écluses de Fonseranes', as they are called in French, are an ingenious water staircase made up of nine locks. This architectural highlight is part of the Canal du Midi, the 240 kilometres long waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea with Toulouse.