19th-century manor house B&B, 7 bedrooms in the Gard

Character property in the heart of Junas village

Fully renovated 19th-century manor house, located in the centre of Junas (30250), in the Gard department. The property offers 232 m² of living space, seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, several outbuildings and a private garden of approximately 700 m².

7 bedrooms · 3 bathrooms · 232 m² living space · 700 m² grounds

Location & access

Junas is a thriving village in the Gard, renowned for its quarries and jazz festival, nestled between the garrigue and the Cévennes. Bakery 150 m away, organic grocery on site. Within reach: Sommières, Nîmes, Montpellier, beaches (Grand Travers, La Grande-Motte, L'Espiguette), Aigues-Mortes, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, Anduze and the bamboo forest, Pont du Gard. Roc de Massereau (zip-lining) 5 mins away; garrigue hiking 2 mins; kayaking on the Vidourle.

A9 motorway (Gallargues-le-Montueux) 9 km · Montpellier airport 36 km (35 mins) · Nîmes airport 39 km (35 mins) · Montpellier TGV station 34 km (35 mins) · Nîmes TGV station 35 km (45 mins).

Interior

The owners have preserved period features — exposed stonework, Montpellier stone flagging, high ceilings — whilst completely updating the electrics, plumbing and roof in 2016. Wood-pellet central heating.

• Fully equipped kitchen
• Large sitting room with stone fireplace and adjoining games room
• Bathroom on the ground floor
• 5 double bedrooms upstairs, 2 with private balconies

Exterior

Private enclosed garden of approximately 700 m² with terrace. Outbuildings: large barn, lean-to, garage (independent street access), office, loft.

Technical specifications

• Wood-pellet central heating
• Electrics, plumbing and roof replaced in 2016
• Estimated energy costs: between €4,900 and €6,670 per year (2021–2023)
• Energy Performance Certificate dated 28 October 2025 — risk information available on Géorisques

Key points

• Fully renovated 19th-century manor house, 232 m² with 700 m² garden
• Setting between garrigue and Cévennes, close to Sommières, Nîmes and Montpellier
• Careful renovation preserving original exposed stonework and flagging
• Wood-pellet central heating — economical and eco-friendly
• Multiple outbuildings (barn, garage, office, loft) with excellent conversion potential