Millesime - Apartments for Sale
Marseillan, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Marseillan, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
P-20049
Marseillan, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
A choice of studio,and 1 – 3 bedroom apartments and 3 - 4 bedroom penthouses (some with private pools) at the last waterfront development to be built in Marseillan in the South of France.
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1 - 4 Bed | 1 - 4 Bath
From EUR 109,000
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A choice of studio, and 1 – 3 bedroom apartments and 3 – 4 bedroom penthouses (some with private pools) at the last waterfront development to be built in Marseillan in the South of France.
Millésime in Marseillan is a brand new residential development with wonderful front line views over the Étang de Thau, the largest of a string of lagoons along the Mediterranean coast in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of the South of France.
When completed, there will be 190 properties of which 50 will face directly on to the lagoon which is famous for its succulent oysters and flamingos. There is a choice of properties ranging from 1 bedroom apartments (45sqm) to 4 bedroom penthouses (170 sqm) with private pools, all have an authentic and modern luxury finish and reversible air conditioning and feature terraces ranging from 12sqm to 100sqm.
Prices do not include kitchens. Furniture packs are available.
Marseillan is right in the heart of coastal Languedoc in the South of France. It is a fishing port with busy restaurants, bars and local market. It is also home to the famous "Picpoul de Pinet" wine and Noilly Prat vermouth. Millésime is just 10 minutes away from golden sandy beaches. It is 20 minutes by car from Beziers and 40 minutes from Montpellier. There are 5 airports within a 90 minute drive.
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Marseillan
Marseillan lies around 50km (30 miles) west of Montpelier and sits on a large lagoon, Étang de Thau. The port is a is a protected heritage site. The town’s economy is based on fish, wine, trade and tourism. It has always been a major trading centre, a port and a popular stop for travellers.
The conditions in the Étang de Thau are perfect for shellfish. The lagoon’s oysters provide around 10% of France’s annual oyster consumption. Table wines are also renowned with Picpoul de Pinet being the most acceptable. About a million bottles are produced each year by the cave co-operative. The Noilly Prat company came to Marseillan in 1853 and is still producing vermouths on the same site.
Today, much of the village’s prosperity comes from summer visitors who continue to enjoy this traditional and bustling port.
Languedoc-Roussillon
The Languedoc-Roussillon stretches from Provence to the Pyrenees. The main city is Montpelier with its historic centre. Other major cities include Nimes, Narbonne, Sete and Perpignan. The region has a considerable coastal plain, much of which is flat. The coast is characterised by long Mediterranean sandy beaches. The Languedoc is also one of France’s major wine growing areas which produces a third of France‘s wines.
Away from the coast, the Languedoc is a beautiful area characterised by vineyards and arid rockly Mediterranean hills with scrub, aromatic bushes and green fields. North and north east of Montpelier, the valleys and more wooded and rural and give way the southern peaks of the Masif Central.
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