In the medieval village of Pouzilhac, this 16th-century stone house carries the charm of centuries past while offering a refined base to experience the Gard and its surroundings. Once part of the village castle, the home is framed by vineyards and olive groves, placing it in an exceptional location between Provence and Occitanie.

The interiors highlight the home’s authenticity, with original stone walls, terracotta floors, and rustic fireplaces. Sunlight streams through tall windows, accentuating the textures of history. The ground floor includes a modernized kitchen, a dining room for convivial meals, and a comfortable living space that opens to two terraces. Upstairs, three double bedrooms, complemented by two bathrooms, create a restful setting after days spent exploring the region.

Outdoor living is central to the experience. A private pool and shaded terraces invite relaxation, while the rooftop offers panoramic views over the castle and vineyards—particularly striking at sunset. These spaces encourage quiet moments of reflection as well as gatherings with family and friends.

Beyond the house, the location is its greatest luxury. Within easy reach are Uzès with its celebrated Provençal market, the Roman amphitheater in Nîmes, and Avignon’s Palais des Papes. The UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard lies nearby, while the Mediterranean coast and the vineyards of the Rhône Valley are perfect for day trips. Between excursions, cycling through the countryside or enjoying local wines on the terrace captures the rhythm of southern France.

This historic home embodies the spirit of the Gard, where heritage, landscape, and culture converge.