The Location:
Located just a stone's throw from the Mediterranean sea, Montpellier is a vibrant, dynamic city of broad, tree-lined boulevards well-known for its beautiful and varied architecture, fabulous shops and boutiques, gourmet restaurants and fabulous night life. Ideally situated for exploration of the diverse landscape of Languedoc-Roussillon, with its lush valleys, coastal plains and Mediterranean scrubland, Montpellier has all the amenities you have come to expect (banks, supermarkets, doctors, local schools etc) as well as 300 days of sunshine every year. Home to one of the oldest universities in the world, with faculties of law and medicine present here as early as the 12th century, Montpellier is also a city steeped in history and has many historical sites, galleries and museums, not least the 14th century cathedral of Saint Peter and the Musée Fabre with its collection of nearly 800 paintings by old masters from Flanders, France and Italy (bequeathed to the city in 1825 by local artist and collector François-Xavier Fabre).

The Development:
Contemporary apartments with either a large balcony or a terrace;
Lifts to the upper floors;
Videophone entry systems for your security and peace of mind; 
Designed with comfort in mind;
Architecturally innovative;
Environmentally responsible construction;
Covered parking available at a premium.

Activities:
Activities available locally include: petanque, climbing, gymnastics, swimming, football, baseball, archery, rugby, tennis, table tennis, horse riding, basketball, hockey, athletics, handball, skittles, water sports, triathlon, walking and cycling.

Food and Drink – local specialities:
Seafood, garlic and local produce (including wine, cheese, garlic, fruit, honey and olive oil) feature heavily in the mediterranean-influenced cuisine of Languedoc-Roussillon. Traditional dishes include brandade de morue (purée of salt cod, olive oil and milk), encornets farcis (cuttlefish stuffed with sausagemeat and herbs) and bourride (monkfish stew with vegetables, wine and aïoli - a garlic mayonnaise), not forgetting cassoulet, the regional speciality (a rich, slow-cooked casserole of pork, duck, goose and beans).

Investment:
It is possible to sign a buy to let contract with local estate agents with an estimated yield of 4.03% (€460 Gross per month).

Access:
Located in the Hérault department, Montpellier is the regional capital of Languedoc-Roussillon.   

By car:   From the A9, take the exit 32 towards Saint-Jean-de-Védas
By air:  Montpellier Méditerranée international airport, 13 km – daily flights to London;
serviced by low-cost airlines Easyjet and Ryanair
By train:  Gare SNCF/TGV/TER Montpellier St. Roch, 3 km
TALGO services also stop here

By boat: Sète, regular services to and from ports in the Balearic Islands, the Mahgreb (North Africa) and Corsica

Nîmes 54 km  -  Beziers 65 km  -  Avignon 95 km  -  Carcassonne 147 km