Pézenas, Languedoc-Roussillon, Address available on request

For sale, a renovated 17th century rented building in the protected area of Pezenas allowing the tax exemption of the Malraux law converted into 14 lots offering a gross profitability of 6.39% with an interior courtyard.

Architecture and history.
The town of Pezenas, halfway between Béziers and the Mediterranean Sea, has an ancient origin. Pezenas was founded in the 7th century BC. Under the aegis of the Prince of Conti in the 17th century, the city of Pezenas experienced its most flourishing period and allowed Molière to settle there with his troupe the Illustre Théatre. The Languedoc estates took place several times in Pezenas. In the 18th century, the economy became very flourishing and several private mansions were built. Since 2002, the city has been one of the remarkable sites and cities of France.

The 17th century building.
This building of about 790 m2 from the 17th century located in the city center and mainly in the protected sector, which allows you to enter the Malraux law. 14 lots, 13 of which are rented to date and bring in 61,034 per year, which brings you a gross return of 6.39%. The 14 lots are composed of 3 garages, a commercial premises, 4 t2 and 5 t3, a type 3 apartment remains to rent. A space in the inner courtyard can be developed to create other lots. This building built on 4 levels has been renovated.