luxury real estate for sale Midi Pyrénées, France (page 51)

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Located in the town of Saint-Antonin Noble Val, a famous medieval town in the heart of the Gorges de l'Aveyron, This magnificent bourgeois house and its outbuilding provide a total of 338m2 of living space, on a plot of approximately 1700m2. La Belle bourgeoise? Parquet floors, moldings, ceiling height, all the charming elements come together and are expressed on the 3 levels of this beautiful renovation. The latter is distinguished in particular by its very beautiful stone facade and its pretty slate roof. After having crossed the few steps which lead to the entrance, the hall gives access to all the rooms on the ground floor. On the right, the living room, a bright centerpiece where we find all the codes of the bourgeois house, has a very efficient closed fireplace. Continuing on, the dining room is not left out. A very beautiful craftsman's glass roof separates it or opens it onto a very pretty, fully equipped kitchen. A glass door provides easy access to the balcony, or terrace on stilts, which overlooks the garden and its beautiful swimming pool, and offers a very beautiful panorama of the typical relief of Saint-Antonin. A bedroom, a toilet and access to the cellar complete this level. The first and second floor are in the same spirit. It is accessed by a magnificent staircase. The perfectly bright stairwell also offers a magnificent view overlooking the garden and its swimming pool. The first level landing opens onto 3 bedrooms including a master suite with dressing room and bathroom. A toilet is also available on this level. On the top floor, we discover 3 attic bedrooms, a bathroom, a separate toilet and an office. ? and his little sister. The outbuilding offers two separate accommodations. A first, on the garden level, and a second, on the completely independent first floor, accessible directly from the street. The first accommodation offers a very beautiful living room, equipped with an authentic sauna and a bathroom. Two additional rooms, with beautiful proportions, can serve as a bedroom, living room, gym, with private terrace. On the first level, the door, independent entrance to the apartment, opens onto a large dining kitchen. Continuing, we discover a living room, a bathroom as well as a very beautiful bedroom and its balcony. The spaces and charm of this property are real assets for a family wishing to make a place full of uniqueness their own, or to develop a bed and breakfast or seasonal rental business. It retains all its period charm and stands out for its authenticity, just a few minutes' walk from the village center, its many artisans, the charm of the streets and its famous Sunday market. Also a few minutes from the countless outdoor activities available in Libre-Val* Main house: ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A? Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2022: between euros1,530 and euros2,140 Addiction : ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B? Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2022: between euros1,540 and euros1,870 ?Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website http://www.georisks.gouv.fr *Libre-Val: Name given to Saint-Antonin during the Revolution.

Exclusively at Sotheby's! On a large wooded park decorated with beautiful species, a swimming pool with jacuzzi, living room and summer kitchen as well as two terraces to the south, this old stone farmhouse renovated and dated 1899, offers a living area of approximately 300 m². The entrance hall of approximately 23m² overlooking a welcoming bar, distributes a beautiful living space with fireplace of approximately 52m², a kitchen with insert fireplace of approximately 23m², a bedroom of 19m2 not far from a separate toilet and a a bathroom. On the ground floor, there is also access to the lingerie, the laundry room, the cellar and the adjoining outbuilding of 54m² now serving as a boiler room and garage. A first staircase gives access to the first floor distributing 4 bedrooms with cupboards, 2 dressing rooms, a complete bathroom with wc, a shower room with wc. A second staircase leads to the attic on an area of approximately 50m², converted into an office, play area or dormitory and relaxation area with TV. Outside are also sold with the property, an old stable transformed into a large carport and the old horse boxes serving as a 2nd garage. This beautiful bright property, by its very good condition, its beautiful surface areas of the rooms and its very beautiful view of its park make it an extraordinary property!

This house has been in the same family for many years and as such has been added to over time. It has been lovingly restored by the current owner, who inherited the property from her family. The heart of this house is the open plan living room/kitchen. Here we find the large pellet burner that keeps the house cozy in the winter, and the fact that the kitchen is open means that you can cook and chat with friends or family at the same time. The kitchen is entirely fitted; it is relatively small but very practical and efficient. The lovely walled terrace is accessed from this room, and is completely private. This part of the house was originally a bakery with a bread oven on the terrace. A corridor leads off the living room – here the owner has cleverly incorporated some storage space under the staircase – and here we find a very practical ground floor bedroom with an adjoining shower room. This is ideal for visitors as it is completely private and separate from the main living area of the house. A reception area near the second front door gives access to the stairs leading up to the first floor. Upstairs there is a big open plan TV room which is the perfect place to relax with a book or watch a film. It has windows along one side and is very bright in the afternoons. The bathroom has a retro turquoise bathtub and hand basin. There is a separate WC next door. There are three bedrooms on this floor; the first is the smallest, but there is plenty of room for a double bed, and attractive views out the window. The second bedroom has a large attached dressing which could be converted to a private bathroom if desired. The last bedroom has double aspect windows and a large built-in closet. Terrace The sun-drenched terrace is a haven of peace and the perfect place to enjoy an alfresco meal or a drink at any time of the day. It has exposed stone walls on three sides and attractive tiled flooring. Surrounded by a stone wall, this space is accessible both from the house and from the lane that runs just behind it. The large stone garage with mezzanine is a real plus for this house. It has plenty of room to park a large car if desired, and of course there is storage space upstairs too. On a historical note, the garage is built against the original ramparts of the village! Our thoughts here at Bliss This property is a bit quirky, full of charm and surprisingly spacious. It has been lovingly restored and decorated and is in excellent condition. We love the location and the fact that there is no work to be done – it has all been done by the present owner. This house would make a charming main residence, but it could also make an ideal second home. The village is so pretty, it is a delight to just walk around and admire all the lovely public spaces and beautifully maintained houses. It has quite an international flavour too, as it has attracted residents from many parts of France and the world. Technical details 140 m² house 4 bedrooms, including one on ground floor Large stone garage (40 m²) Walled terrace Wood, double glazed windows Programmable pellet burner supplemented by recent electric radiators Septic tank Charming historic village

An unusual village house with swimming pool and garden in the heart of the medieval town of Cordes-sur-Ciel in the Tarn department. The house, mainly built in the 16th century on the heights of the hilltop village, is reached via cobbled medieval alleyways. A driveway leads from the entrance gate to a patio enhancing the south-eastern main facade at right angles. Four different roofs with local tiles, one- or two-pitched, clearly set apart the various sections of this atypical building. The property has a floor area of approx. 350 m² extending over three stories. A contemporary 1980s extension, fronted by a wood and glass conservatory, adjoins the first main section, which is the original part of the house and abuts the old tower. All the facades are of old, rough-hewn stone, some combined with brick, some rendered and some half-timbered, a reminder of the many different historical periods and the unique character of the local architecture. The windows are arranged symmetrically or irregularly depending on the facade and vary widely in size. They are mainly rectangular or arched. Finally, a terrace extends from the garden level, which features a swimming pool. The wooded, lawned grounds to the rear of the building are enclosed by walls.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

In the heart of a stone village near, dominates this opulent building with a living area of approximately 581 m2. It is distributed as follows; on the ground floor: two living rooms, a dining room, a separate kitchen, an office and a toilet. By a magnificent staircase, one reaches two floors offering 6 bedrooms, all with a water point, 3 en-suite bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate WC. Its moldings, parquet and original floors give it character and incredible charm. Each room has a fireplace and huge windows overlooking the park, the river or the village. We are won over by its beautiful light all day long, its park with beautiful tree species, its fountain and its large stone-paved terrace. This residence also has an outbuilding of more than 240 m², an inexhaustible water supply automatically watering the garden and two additional small outbuildings, at the main entrance. Only the song of birds and the flow of the river are heard in this place full of magic and tranquility!

A traditional country residence and its flower-filled garden of some 6,000 m² between vineyards and forests, 25 km from Cahors. Set back from one of the three streets running through the hamlet and facing the countryside, the property is protected and isolated by its outbuildings which abut the neighbouring houses and surround the residence on the village side. There are two ways of accessing the property: a gravel track that runs alongside an adjacent building and leads to a parking area a few metres from the main entrance on the ground floor, or alternatively from the street, via a solid wooden wicket gate combined with a 19th-century wrought iron gate.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Between Causse and valley, offering a dominant view of the setting sun, we offer you a journey through time starting with the 15th century, the date of construction of the oldest part of this building which has retained all its authenticity. Former hunting lodge of the Lord of Cajarc, the property is made up of 11 rooms spread over 4 levels and 2 separate buildings. Entirely renovated since 2007 for 6 years, each room immerses us in a warm and traditional atmosphere while guaranteeing modern comfort and a prestigious welcome described as exceptional by passing guests. The 530 m² of living space offer 8 large bright bedrooms, 7 bathrooms with toilets, 2 very large living rooms and a superb fitted kitchen. Made with quality materials in strict compliance with the original architecture, the renovation works have been designed to anticipate the energy problems of tomorrow: a woodchip boiler develops sufficient energy to supply the heated floors and radiators of all the property for a remarkably modest consumption. The 5m x 10m swimming pool also benefits from the production of the boiler. No work to be planned inside or outside, where the 1.2 ha of land is sufficient for the existing vegetable garden and/or for the development of the animal which will come to graze there. An exceptional property, beautiful historic buildings, in a natural, intimate and nuisance-free setting.

A lovely stone farmhouse, built in the 19th Century, set in beautiful countryside situated in Pamiers area, Midi Pyrénées, Occitanie, South of France. The ideal property for those looking for a peaceful location without total isolation, this property is situated in the midst of very welcoming hamlet and is comprised of an exceptionally well renovated and spacious house with a large and well-appointed terrace. The 3.3ha of private land is mainly prairie and a little woodland, and is wrapped around 3 sides of the property, with excellent countryside views beyond, which can be enjoyed from the sun-drenched terrace all year round. The land would be ideal for a small holding or self-sustained living project with an irrigation system already in place. The space above the garage also offers excellent development potential for those looking for a project or copious storage space as is. It is rare to find a property with such excellent road connections to amenities and yet such a tranquil setting.

RARE PROPERTY !! ONLY 20 MINUTES AWAY FROM SARLAT, 16HA OF LAND, 3 BARNS AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, AND, LAST BUT NOT LEAST, A LOVELY OLD STONE HOUSE BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED ! House composed of : ground floor : Living room 35 m² with open plan kitchen with access to a terrace 24 m², lounge 16 m² with fireplace, dining room 16 m², landing 16m², corridor 4.8m², WC 1m², shower room 6,5 m², bedroom 14 m², master bedroom with dressing room 18 m². First floor : Landing/games room 26m², 3 bedrooms (21m², 9m² et 15.2m²), bathroom 5 m² with WC, cinema room 15 m². Garden level : Cellar 68 m2, summer kitchen 17 m2 games room 14 m2 (poss. granny flat). Outbuildings : 3 barns (232 m2, 195 m² et 179 m2), old pigsty 341 m², hangar 540 m2 et old bread oven. More info : Oil central heating (3 years old boiler) and wood boiler. Double glazing. Septic tank. Taxe foncière : 1 711 € /an

Thalia Patrimoine - Gestion de Patrimoine & Immobilier

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Thalia Patrimoine - Gestion de Patrimoine & Immobilier

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Untouched by time, this property sits in a quiet village in the south of the Gers. According to the dates inscribed inside the property, it dates back to 1783 on one side, and 1784 on the other. We enter the property through two large wrought-iron gates, with imposing stone pillars to each side. The road is very quiet, leading to a leafy residential area, and the traffic is of little if any consequence in this peaceful location. With 5000m² of gardens, the property has a typical Gascon appeal, with its imposing façade. The original windows are still in situ, a rambling vine heavy with red grapes hanging over the door-frame. The property was purchased by its current owners fifteen years ago, when the process of stripping back the inside began. The current owners tell us: “ We bought the property having fallen completely in love with its authentic features; such as the original windows and sink, and its grand and magical staircase. Every inch of its surface area was covered in bright blue and brown paint. Even the wood had been treated with the same colours. These were stripped back to their original wooden frames and repaired. We then proceeded to gut anything from the inside that was not in-keeping with the period elements we wanted to preserve. We also loved the light inside the property. All the three large front rooms of the property have big windows outside. The location is perfect, being peaceful yet non-isolated for a property we would not be living in permanently, we liked the not too distant presence of neighbours in this sleepy location. We later learnt from locals that the grandeur of the property (including the rather fabulous staircase) could have been copied from the design of the chateau, as it is rather too grand for a typical village house. An aspiring builder copied the chateau staircase with the minstrel’s gallery at the top.” Today, thanks to a lot of hard work, the original wattle and daub interior walls have been revealed, and the property must look very much as it once did to the original architect, before successive generations of owners applied their many layers of coloured paints and wallpapers. Stripping back the years the years has proven a slow and arduous process, especially as work was carried out by the current owners from a distance, coming over to France for working holidays. The result today is a grand and spacious shell, seeking a new owner who feels passionate at the thought of a blank canvas and who can bring the property back to life and make it habitable once again in 2023. Our thoughts here at Bliss What appeals to us most on our visit to the property, and what makes this property a worthwhile project, is the architecture of the house. A once grand Gascon building with an imposing façade, and a spacious 5000m² village garden, with a further wing of outbuildings extending to the rear for potential development (planning permits providing) or storage. The two elements which are of greatest note internally, are the light that seeps in through every room (most rooms have two windows, increasing twofold the property’s sunny disposition) and secondly the sheer volume of each room. The bedrooms, the downstairs reception room (with its original old fireplace) and the kitchen provide generous spaces. The wattle and daub walls with their own oak beams and struts are solid. The house feels dry and healthy, appearing to breathe and without any visible signs of damp. If ever there were a blank canvas one wanted to begin painting on, and filling in with colour: it is truly this one! It is easy to see what this house might become…… but who will be the one to take on this project?