Converted Chapel with Character in Village Centre, Goudargues, France, €368,000
Property Details
Location: France, Goudargues (known as "Little Venice of the Gard"), Gard, Occitanie
Sale price: €368,000 Euros
Listed by: Century 21
Land Area: 115 m²
Internal Area: 136.3 m²
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: Multiple
Energy Rating/Class: F (353 kWh/m².an)
Features: Former Village Chapel · Stone Facade · Fireplace · Mezzanine · Exposed Beams · Double Glazing · Reversible Air Conditioning · Wood & Electric Heating · Walking Distance to Restaurants/Cafes/Shops · Tennis Courts Nearby · Cèze River Paths · Renovated 2007
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This used to be the village chapel. Now it's someone's living room, which is either deeply romantic or slightly odd depending on how you feel about vaulted ceilings and spiritual history in your kitchen. Either way, it's a conversation starter.
Goudargues calls itself the "Little Venice of the Gard," which is the kind of nickname villages give themselves when they've got nice canals and want tourists to notice. It works, though. The place is charming without trying too hard, and this former chapel sits right in the heart of it all. Restaurants, cafes, shops within steps, supermarket minutes away, the Cèze River for walks when you need to clear your head.
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The renovation happened in 2007, so someone's already sorted out the tricky bits of turning a place of worship into a functional home. 136 square metres spread across what you'd expect: a massive 39 square metre living room and kitchen (high ceilings will do that), three bedrooms including two elegant 20 square metre master suites, a mezzanine for when you want to feel like you're in a loft, and multiple bathrooms. Stone facade, exposed beams, fireplace, the works. It's got heritage without feeling like a museum.
The energy rating's an F, which means winter heating bills will remind you that old stone buildings weren't designed with thermal efficiency in mind. Reversible air conditioning and wood heating help, but you're not buying this for the insulation specs.
What you're buying is a property with actual history. Churches don't get converted every day, and when they do, they don't usually end up this liveable. Tennis courts nearby if you're sporty, river paths if you're not. Village life without the isolation, character without the crumbling walls.
€368,000 for a former chapel that's been properly restored and sits in the centre of a village people actually want to visit. Not everyday stuff.
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