Exclusive listing. This historic building, with a surface area of 3,000 m², is located on an 8-hectare estate. The site was originally called ‘Maison des Eaux’ and was the last stop on the Via Domitia before reaching Nîmes. The last family to own it built the buildings that make up the estate today in the 17th century. The farmhouse, stables and wine cellar are remnants of the era when the Mas was a large agricultural property. Its listed grounds feature century-old trees and a swimming pool. The farmhouse offers an exceptional and privileged setting for organising high-end events. It is an ideal venue with eight spaces ranging from 40 to 400 m², fully equipped with audio, Wi-Fi and video systems and adaptable to the configuration of each event. All rooms are heated and air-conditioned. Its inner courtyard can accommodate up to 1,000 people for cocktail parties. Its gourmet restaurant, open 7 days a week, also offers a high-end catering service that meets the specific requirements and expectations of each event client. The current ‘pagoda’ tents will be replaced by a 350 m² wrought iron structure that will enhance its idyllic setting (work scheduled for the first quarter of 2026). The estate offers four cottages that can accommodate up to 29 people: ‘La Maison de Maître’ has five charming bedrooms, three bathrooms and two living rooms.