Farms and barns classified in Languedoc-Roussillon

34120 Pézenas

The estate of the Grange des Prés, built in the 16th century in Pézenas (Occitanie), is an ancient princely castle surrounded by Italian gardens, classified as a historical monument. Residence of the governors of Languedoc, it was also linked to Molière and transformed into a wine estate in the 19th century.

Mas
30630 Montclus

The farmhouse of the Grand Galès, located in Montclus in Occitanie, is a 15th century agricultural estate, listed as historical monuments in 1990, typical of farms in limestone.

Glacière
34170 Castelnau-le-Lez

Castelnau-le-Lez, built in the 18th century in the Hérault, is a semi-entered stone building designed to preserve the ice, located near the historic centre of the city.

Mas
30700 Uzès

The Mas de la Lauze, located in Uzès in Occitanie, is a historical monument of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, combining Renaissance and Louis XV styles. Its facades and roofs have been protected since 1971.

Ferme
48500 Massegros Causses Gorges

The farmhouse of Massegros, known as Maison Aragonaise, is a 17th century farm with a closed courtyard located in Massegros Causses Gorges (Lozère), classified as a historical monument for its typical caussenard architecture with vaulted gallery and lauze roof.

Caves
34590 Marsillargues

The cooperative winery Les Vignerons libres in Maraussan, founded in 1901 in the Hérault, is the first wine cooperative in France, symbol of the social and economic movement of the early twentieth century. Inscribed to historical monuments, it embodies collective innovation and the resistance of small winemakers to wine crises.

Mas
30700 Uzès

The Mas de Mayac, a former 15th–12th century monastery in Uzès (Gard), was a farm and residence of the Canons before becoming a national good. Its facades are classified.

Grange cistercienne
11590 Ouveillan

The ruins of Fontcalvy, a 13th century Cistercian barn in Ouveillan (Occitanie), testify to the medieval agricultural system linked to the Abbey of Fontfroide. This fortified monument served as a sheepfold and storage site, illustrating the defensive and utility architecture of the Cistercians.