Concierge & owner services

Concierge & owner services in Aigues-Mortes

Aigues-Mortes and its surroundings

Aigues-Mortes, in the Gard, is a fortified town of the 13th century, built on the initiative of Saint Louis. Its ramparts can be walked, with views over the Camargue and the salt pans. The Tour de Constance is part of the same complex. A canal links the town to Le Grau-du-Roi. We work in the town, inside and outside the walls, and in the countryside around it. It is part of the coast we cover, along with Le Grau-du-Roi and La Grande-Motte.

If your property is a stone house, a mas or a villa

In an old house, you think about stairs, insulation and heating out of season. Inside the walls, access by car and parking need to be checked for each address, then explained clearly to guests before they arrive. In a mas (a Provençal farmhouse) or a villa in the surrounding countryside, it is the garden, the quiet and the access that count.

What draws people, and when

The first attraction is the town itself: you can walk the ramparts, which overlook the Camargue and the salt marsh. Aigues-Mortes is part of the Petite Camargue, a protected wetland. None of these assets is a summer-only one, and the listing can take them into account for the other months, without our making it a promise.

What we do in practice

We prepare a carefully crafted listing, with good photos of the place, on the main platforms, and we adjust prices to the season. We answer guests and organise arrivals and departures. We contact cleaning teams and tradespeople close to the property, then coordinate their work. You follow the activity in your owner space and receive an activity report every month.

Our model: you keep control

Marsault Property Management acts as a service provider. You keep ownership and the final say. You follow the activity in an online owner space, with an activity report every month.

Frequently asked questions

My house is inside the walls: what should I tell guests?

How to get there on foot or by car, the nearest parking, the stairs and the neighbours. We help you write it simply, in the listing and in the welcome messages.

Can I have the property seen before committing?

Yes. The advisory visit is free and carries no obligation: equipment, photos, paperwork. We tell you what it takes to let it well.

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