Luxury farmhouses for sale Alleins, France

Beautiful partially restored farmhouse for sale. The simplicity of the interior layout gives this property authenticity, character and exciting potential. The main South-West facing building presents, at garden level, a kitchen, a dining room, a technical room, a living room with fireplace, a guest WC and a bedroom with bathroom and WC. Upstairs, you will find three bedrooms and a bathroom with WC. One external wing comprises a studio and a one-bedroom apartment; the second wing faces the main house and consists of two ground floor rooms and a first floor in need of renovation. A garage and the swimming pool technical room are located in another annex. The property is surrounded by vineyards, over 8,000 sq.m of which belong to the property. Land of just over 1.34 hectares. Beautiful views of the Luberon and the village of Lacoste. Modern-style plunge pool of 10 sq.m.

Peacefully located 15 minutes from Aix-en-Provence, this property is centred around a 18th century farmhouse with a swimming pool. You will also find a guest house and numerous outbuildings on a total of 10.6 hectares of private grounds, including 4 hectares of vines, an olive grove with 130 trees, a truffle field and woodland. An idyllic setting, immersed in nature while remaining close to one of the most beautiful cities in France.

A seventeenth-century bastide farmhouse to be restored in 2 2 hectares that include a villa, a belvedere tower and outhouses in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in the south of France. The property covers 2.2 hectares and faces the Alpilles mountain range. You can walk to the town centre of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence from the property. Its collection of buildings was once used for agriculture. These structures date back to different periods. Some are joined to each other. Others stand separately, grouped together around a vast patio. Most of the buildings are crowned with a gable roof of Roman tiling. The property was once a place of recreational activities. Lohan de Laurency, a squire of Avignon, bought the property not long before 1650. Later, in 1670, he sold it to a count: the Comte de La Ravine d’Arles, who built most of the farmhouse and was the property’s most persevering occupant. You reach the property via two different tracks lined with plane trees. These tracks frame the grounds and link them to the nearby secondary road on both sides, marking two distinct sections of the property: one on the north side, the other on the south side. The villa is made of stone from a local quarry in Fontvieille. Its square belvedere tower rises up from it proudly, looking out at the Alpilles mountains. This villa was built in 1875, reflecting a taste for Roman architecture. You can see it from the road. Among the property’s buildings, the villa is its centrepiece. It extends the original seventeenth-century farmhouse and links it to outhouses: a hay barn and a huge stone-and-brick warehouse that was also built in 1875, in a more industrial style. To the south, on the other side of the patio, a barn, a drying room, a garage for three cars, and accommodation lie opposite the warehouse. In the south section of the grounds, there is a nineteenth-century greenhouse with a glazed roof and a hinged metal frame. It has been masterfully restored and stands beside a vegetable patch. In front of the villa, a terrace leads to a cross-shaped garden that was once edged with box shrubs. A round ornamental pond lies in the middle of it, embellished with an arrangement of rocks. Concealed there is a water feature that makes the pond frothy when supplied with water. A network of private tracks snakes through the grounds and encloses these 2.2 hectares.