760 000 € FAI  , house , 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, in bompas, within pyrénées-orientales 66 languedoc-roussillo

Ref: dh616 at 5mins from all the amenities of the charming village of bompas and at 5mins driving distance from the beaches of canet, this is a beautiful californian style contemporary villa offering 270m2 total living space on 2 levels and idéally set in a mature garden of 1300m2 with swimming pool. It comprises on its ground floor 100m2 living area with open kitchen, dining room and sitting room open onto exotic wood terrace, a 60m2 en-suite bedroom with dressing, shower room and study, a guest bedroom and shower room, a study and a spare room of 30m2, on its 1st floor 3 double bedrooms and a bathroom. price: 760,000 € aude is a department in south-central france named after the river aude. The local council also calls the department "cathar country". each natural region of the aude has its own particular landscape. In the east, lagoons or coastal lakes form a barrier between land and sea. These were formed by accumulated sediments brought down by the rivers aude, orb and hérault. There are many such lakes of brackish water. This environment is demanding for flora and fauna, as it suffers from the rigours of sea, sun, dryness and floods. Halophile (ie, salt-loving) plants grow there and it is also noted for animals such as the pink flamingo and white stilt. inland to the east, shrub and scrub dominate the landscape of the drylands of the aude and corbières. This landscape is the result of forest clearance and was maintained by the raising of livestock. The flora is varied and typical with many species of orchids. The sault countryside is dominated by beech groves and fir plantations up to the mountains. These forests are known for their mushrooms and have a rich flora and fauna including the pyrenean lily, the euproctis moth and horsetail of the woods. to the north and west, the black mountain country is made up of forests of oak and beech. The lauragais is a wooded landscape where grain farming has shaped the hills. There are bodies of water like the lac de la ganguise. Finally, the high valley of the aude, otherwise called the razès, consists of a riparian forest made of beech, alder, poplar or ash. It includes some peatlands that are very rare in southern france. viticulture is the main economic activity of the department. The aude enjoys rich and varied soil. Sunshine abounds and enables the audois to produce quality wine. Many wines emanate from the department, ranging in quality from table wines to aocs, passing through vins de pays and vdqs. .