luxury bastide with pool for sale Saint-Vivien-de-Blaye, France

Some residences command attention by their mere presence. This one belongs to that rare category: a 1899 dressed-stone house in the purest Gironde style, opening onto a single, unbroken 1.18-hectare park, with no overlooking neighbors, in the absolute calm of the Blaye wine-growing area. Fully renovated with a craftsman's rigor and a resident's sensitivity, it offers 390 m² of living space requiring nothing more than to set down your suitcases. Re-oiled 22 mm solid wood floors, Axor by Hansgrohe faucets, Pivato pocket doors, Jura stone countertop, fully fitted Siemens kitchen, Vinotech wine cellar. Nothing was left to chance; nothing needs doing. Underfloor heating powered by a Viessmann pellet boiler—integrated 7-ton silo—confirms an EPC rated C for energy and A for GHG emissions, an exceptional performance for a 1899 residence. Each of the five bedrooms has its own shower room and private WC—hotel-style layout suited both to a large family and to a guesthouse project. The estate extends further: an 80 m² timber-clad pool house, a 6×12 m reinforced-membrane pool with heat pump, and a 141 m² drive-through wine storehouse—double independent access—able to accommodate two to three vehicles and a workshop. The pool is revealed on approach, concealed by the century-old magnolia. School transport serves the property directly with an on-site shelter. Fiber optic installed. Vacant, available immediately. Video tour and full dossier available on request. EPC: C (energy) — GHG: A · Estimated consumption: 49,787 kWh/year · Estimated annual energy costs: €4,320–€5,890 · Fees payable by the purchaser · Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr 5 minutes away: local shops open 7 days a week. 15 minutes away: Bourg-sur-Gironde — medieval village, Carrefour Market, markets on Thursdays and Saturdays — and the regional train station to Bordeaux Saint-Jean with a 30-minute direct journey. 20 minutes away: Blaye and its UNESCO-listed Vauban Citadel, markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and the E.Leclerc. Bordeaux by car: 30 minutes. Mérignac Airport: 45 minutes. The Côtes de Blaye and Côtes de Bourg extend to the park boundaries. Main or second home · Bed and breakfast · Remote work · Workshop · Collector's garage