luxury farmhouses for sale France (page 3)

One hour from Paris, to the southwest of Fontainebleau, a restored old longhouse with outbuildings and the possibility of acquiring an extra 29 hectares. This property is made up of two longhouses with discrete façades, facing on to a street, and probably built in the 19th century on the foundations of a former convent. The main house has approximately 270 m² of living floor-space spread over two longhouses that have been cleverly combined. This three-storey building has a rendered façade facing onto the street and another south-facing one overlooking the garden. The gabled roof is made up of terracotta tiles. The property is bathed in light thanks to the many shuttered windows. The interior has a garden level opening onto an initial garden, a ground floor that opens onto the street and an attic level. Several outbuildings form a square courtyard surrounding the first garden, which opens out into a second one boasting old stone walls.

Only in our Agency. At the crossroads 10 minutes from Quimper, 10 minutes from Pont L’abbé and 10 minutes from Douarnenez. Property in a rural setting in the town of Plogastel-Saint-Germain consisting of a dwelling house of approximately 100m2 built in two stages in the 1930s and 1958 and an adjoining stone outbuilding to be rehabilitated. Lovers of nature and wide open spaces, this property will seduce you with its numerous agricultural buildings (5 old pigsties), its fodder shed with an essential carport for storing agricultural equipment. This farmhouse has 11 hectares of agricultural land ideal for an equestrian activity or also a market gardening project..…Various projects are possible in this green setting Your TERRE D’IMMO advisor: Alexandre BOSSENNEC 06 27 34 19 15 – 02.98.65.13.13 Commercial agent registered with RSAC under number 511 295 073

12 minutes from Noiron sous Gevrey. Located in the greater crown of Dijon or Beaune in the rural village of Auvillars sur Saône, surrounded mainly by farmland and pastures. This bucolic village lies on the hillside with a view of the Saône, hence the presence of a magnificent fortress built in 1409. The building in question is part of the many houses from the 17th century where the wealthier residents enjoyed their affluence to build their homes from red bricks, a true innovation of the time for its thermal inertia. The owners asserted their nobility through their farm built with this trendy new material. Inside the house, wood plays a secondary role thanks to immense beams that form a superb framework, impressively high French ceilings, and solid wood floors. Lastly, stone is used to build the chimneys, the main one dominating the center of the living room, equipped with the most original contemporary stove. All on one level, you will enter through a 30 m2 room whose function you can choose, leading to a 52 m2 living area that invites relaxation. A 21 m2 kitchen allows for hosting large gatherings in an authentic and friendly manner thanks to an old bread oven in excellent condition; here, an access point allows you to reach the outdoors. Still at the same level, there are two bedrooms of 13 and 14 m2 as well as a master suite of 40 m2 with a fireplace, access to the garden, and a modern bathroom with an Italian shower and bathtub. A second shower room with a laundry corner and an independent toilet will conclude our visit. However, if you need more space, a 41 m2 room currently used as a summer kitchen, boiler room, and storage could allow you to expand the house, create a workshop or a space necessary for your activities. An extension could very easily be made in continuity thanks to the 70 m2 barn with a height of 9 m allowing you to store vehicles, wood, and many of your tools. Above the house, with direct access from a beautiful staircase erected in the living room, you will access an impressive 200 m2 attic to unleash your architectural imagination. Now let’s move to the outdoor areas, which are also noteworthy; the front of the house will remain to be enclosed if that is your choice, but it is mainly at the back of the house that you will want to spend time in peace. In fact, it is on more than 7000 m2 that the land extends, currently divided into a rural space where you can have lunches with friends or relax in the summer heat under the naturally covered terrace; here, you will only need to reach out to pick a kiwi. Flowers flood the garden in summer, and the more greedy will benefit from a large orchard, with jams being enjoyed under numerous shady spots thanks to the large trees and lush vegetation. A less wooded area would allow you to build your pool. In addition to wood heating, the house has central gas heating, solar panels, and thus an excellent energy performance rating (DPE). The individual sanitation system will need to be brought up to standard by the new owners. DPE CThis description has been automatically translated from French.

In a peaceful setting, facing south with views of the Aiguille de Bionnassay, this semi-detached farmhouse consists of four dwellings, which can be independent or not. Upstairs, you will find a two-bedroom apartment and a one-bedroom apartment. On the garden level, there is a three-bedroom apartment and a one-bedroom independent chalet on two levels. The complex also includes two garden annexes. Plenty of parking spaces are available, as well as a flat, private garden and terrace. *Price is subject to acceptance of your offer by the seller.

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ARDECHE SUD 15 min from Mont Gerbier de Jonc and 5’ from the village, old farm very nicely restored comprising 2 sitting rooms, dining room, equipped kitchen, 4 bedrooms, cellar, outbuilding and attics. In the heart of 17 ha of land, wood and meadow. Very comfortable, a lot of charm.

For sale: a farmhouse and its outbuildings on a 4.5-hectare estate. A refuge for earth artisans, horse riders in love with freedom, and nature enthusiasts. The main house, steeped in authenticity, reveals its treasures: a cozy kitchen, an intimate living room, four bedrooms, a bathroom, and an attic of over 35 square meters ready to be converted according to your desires. A cellar, a laundry room. This property, a witness to the passage of time, invites you to write new stories.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

A secluded, fully renovated, former farmhouse, between the Bourbonnais and Brionnais areas, with outbuildings, a courtyard, wells and an orchard. In an atmosphere of total peace and quiet, the property is in a secluded hamlet and is the last building on a no-through road surrounded by meadows as far as the eye can see. The façades of this old farmhouse face east and west. It was probably built in the late 19th century and it most likely owes its imposing character to a certain affluence among cattle farmers that grass-fed their livestock. At a length of 35 metres and with a voluminous hipped roof covering both the house and barns, its elevations are made of rammed earth. It was recently fully renovated, including the roof as well as façades in 2022, and consequently it is in excellent condition.

A former winemaker’s house, with its courtyard, outbuildings and guesthouse, in the south of the Anjou region. From the village, a country road leads to the hamlet and provides access to the property’s gate. Entirely enclosed by low walls topped with fencing, the property is organised around an immense landscaped courtyard, which is surrounded by the following buildings: the main house with, adjacent to its southern end, a covered patio and its ancient winepress, small buildings meant for farm animals, former stables with an adjacent barn, a guesthouse, with its back to the courtyard, and an annexe dwelling. The main house is made up of a central building and a slightly lower extension, topped with a slate gable roof. With pointed rubble stone walls, the edifice has two storeys, including an attic level, while, for the most part, its windows face east onto the courtyard. With direct access from the road and its own outbuildings, the guesthouse’s main façade looks out onto its own hedge-enclosed garden with views of the surrounding countryside. On the property, all of the buildings’ structural works are in excellent condition and, for those that are used as accommodations, their finishings and fittings are as well. Lastly, two working wells are used to water the gardens.

This completely renovated Savoyard farm of approximately 300 m² (200 m² of living space), will satisfy lovers of calm and authenticity on nearly 6 hectares. With its unobstructed view of the summit of Croisse Baulet, La Miaz and the ski slopes of the Portes du Mont-Blanc ski area linking La Giettaz to Megève and Combloux. It is composed as follows: - Garden level: a Ski-room-cellar, a technical room and a shelter for equipment but which can be converted. - Ground floor: a beautiful entrance, a WC, a pantry, a large living room with wood stove, a dining room opening onto a balcony, a kitchen and a child's bedroom with its shower room. - on the 1st floor: a reading room opening onto a large balcony, a bedroom with dressing room, an en-suite bedroom with bathroom-shower and WC, a bedroom sleeping 3, a bathroom-shower and a separate WC. - on the 2nd floor: an attic bedroom with balcony. A new mazot with a surface area of 55 m² to be finished (out of water/out of air), a bread oven and an apiary complete this property. Carport for one car - Two parking spaces for four vehicles in total. Access via a road suitable for vehicles all year round (preferable 4x4 in winter). The property also benefits from a spring. 2 minutes from the ski slopes, 25 minutes from La Clusaz and Megève and an hour and a half from Geneva. To organize a visit or for more information, contact Valérie SERGENT – EI sales agent - 06 27 57 52 46 or by email at [email protected].

A house with a fishpond and barn, meadows, woodland and two ponds, on 4 hectares of land, 20 minutes south of Limoges, in a 17th-century hamlet. A discreet driveway leads from a country road to the property. The main house and barn belong to a small hamlet that was gradually built between the 14th and 17th centuries. It is partially listed as a historical monument since 1996. The property is made up of a tower, main building and several outbuildings. The house and barn, which are for sale with the fishpond, woodland, meadows and ponds, occupy the same plots of land as the outbuildings located to the north and east of the shared communal courtyard. The various buildings are made of stone, with rectangular windows and gabled or hipped roofs made of flat tiles.

A renovated farmhouse, outbuildings, garden and swimming pool in an unspoilt village in the Ain department, between Lyon and Geneva. The property is accessed via a locked gate. Visitors are immediately made to feel welcome when they enter the courtyard dominated by an ancient plane tree, the site's guardian. The renovated farmhouse dating back to 1874 and its outbuildings surround the tree. The swimming pool, built in the former barn, overlooks the courtyard and the flower-filled, wooded garden, at the far end of which is an orchard with a wide variety of fruit trees. A converted caravan has a wide range of uses. A double garage, equipped with an electric car charging point, converted outbuildings used as guest rooms, a summer kitchen and wooden terraces with summer lounges complete the property. A vast barn, which was once a stable, still needs to be converted. With three stories and its imposing facade, the house spans 280 m², added to which there are almost 180 m² of restored outbuildings. Like the other buildings, its facades are rendered stone, light and plain, with regular straight windows protected by white-painted wooden shutters. The shingled tile roof, topped with two terracotta finials and a chimney stump, has an eaves board, while the outbuildings have a gable roof with mechanical tiles and overhangs.

Discover, just a few minutes from Megève, a heritage farm to be restored, located in a quiet and traditional hamlet in Demi-Quartier. Dating back to 1811, this farm has a surface area of approximately 527 sqm and was partially renovated in the 1990s. It is spread over two levels. Next to the farm, there is a 144 sqm chalet to be renovated, offering a stunning view of Mont-Blanc. The entire property sits on a 1,393 sqm plot of land.

A renovated farmyard and its outbuildings, with 9 hectares of pastures and woods in the Touraine region. From a local road, a drive leads to the farmyard, which, built at the end of the 19th century, was renovated and overlooks the small valley. The buildings are primarily situated around a square landscaped courtyard and include: the main dwelling, a furnace room, a holiday cottage adjacent to the barn, a former sheepfold and an annexe dwelling that closes off the courtyard. Two outbuildings are also within immediate proximity: a bakehouse to the south and an agricultural storage building to the north, while the entrance gate, located in the south-eastern corner of the property, opens onto a gravel parking area. The main dwelling is oriented east-west, and all the buildings have pointed stonework walls, dressed tuffeau stone window and door surrounds and flat tile or slate roofs. All around, the tree-filled garden provides views of the property’s pastures and wooded areas, while the whole, contiguous property extends over 9 hectares in all.

Historical Property with Transformation PotentialDownloadable documents and information available at www.jost-immo.comThe real estate agency JOST Immo, in partnership with Comptoir Foncier S.A and So Invest, is proud to present a unique acquisition opportunity in the charming village of Ebly, municipality of Léglise. This property includes a farm building made of rubble and cut stone of +/- 170 m², a spacious barn of 448 m² spread over two floors, as well as a modern building constructed in 2017 offering a ground area of +/- 810 m². The ensemble, located on a plot of 1 ha 53 a 73 ca, is ideal for various projects, ranging from a service residence for seniors to a banquet hall, or even a brewery with potential for additional commercial development.Property details:·Traditional dwelling: Offering four bedrooms, a large living room, equipped kitchen, two bathrooms, as well as a vaulted cellar, an entrance hall, and a back kitchen. Refreshments are to be expected.·New building: Originally designed for a brewery, it features large bay windows and an open space adaptable to your business or living projects.·Finishes: Natural slate roofing and Eternit on the old barn, insulated with Styrodur except for the old barn, PVC double-glazing frames, central heating with oil, connection to collective sewers.Excellent location:·20 km from the Luxembourg border·9 km from the E 25 motorway·7 km from the E 411 motorway·155 km from Brussels·73 km from Luxembourg CityLots: Municipality of Léglise third division Ebly section ENo. 380 showing c with a capacity of 26 a 40 ca (RC 547,00-)No. 379 showing e power 2 with a capacity of 27 a 80 ca (RC 13,00-)No. 379 showing v power 2 with a capacity of 23 a 50 ca (RC 11,00-)No. 381 showing d with a capacity of 47 a (RC 22,00-)No. 383 showing a with a capacity of 17 a 40 ca (RC 8,00-)No. 381 showing l and 382 showing c partially, with a capacity of 11 a 63 ca (part 3 of the surveyor Dellacherie's plan).Make an offer starting from €1,250,000.00We are at your disposal for any additional information by phone +352.26.95.04.03 or by email [email protected] IMMO: Our priority, your satisfaction!This description has been automatically translated from French.

PRAZ-SUR-ARLY - Completely renovated farmhouse of approx. 325 m2 (Loi Carrez) located in a quiet area with magnificent views of the surrounding mountains. This farmhouse comprises two interconnected apartments. The first apartment comprises an entrance hall with storage space, a kitchen opening onto the living room, three bedrooms and a shower room. The second apartment has an entrance hall with storage space, a ski-room, a wine cellar, two bedrooms and a wellness area with jacuzzi, sauna and shower. The first floor comprises a kitchen opening onto a large living room with fireplace and access to a loggia and terrace, two ensuite bedrooms, two bedrooms, an office and a large storeroom. A carport and several parking spaces complete this property. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Two traditional 19th century houses and their dovecote in the heart of the Ouanne valley in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region. Surrounded by woods and cultivated plots of land, as though on an outcrop, the property overlooks the valley. In a hamlet of 65 inhabitants, 6 km from Charny-Orée-en-Puisaye, a small local road followed by a stone track leads to the main entrance which is tucked away from view. An automated metal gate opens onto a continuous stretch of lawned parklands that covers approx. 5,000 m². Set at right angles to each other, the old barn divided into two flats and the traditional house are surrounded by a terrace. The dovecote is slightly set back. The fully restored complex lies in the centre of the parklands. The grounds comprise on one side a few tall trees and planted hedges, and on the other side flowerbeds dotted here and there, extending the view over the wooded valley. The flowers blossom to the rhythm of the crops. A small outbuilding and a well complete the complex.

At the gates of the Savoy region, a 16th century stronghold house and its 13-hectare estate. A large gate opens into a courtyard. First of all, one comes across a farm building on one side. An arched entrance leads to the north side of the stronghold house and the building’s thick west wall closes off the area as far as the second gate. Past this gate, the esplanade invites you to walk across it. Like a magnet drawing you towards it and the breathtaking views over the horizon. The plateau appears. On both sides, and a bit further down one can admire the pastures belonging to the property. The grapevines and fruit trees are dotted around the grounds and woodlands surround them. The landscape both wild and domesticated instils a sense of freedom. Looking back, the house and its towers are harmonious and look as if they are the guarding the whole ensemble. It is easy to imagine how the actor found his calling and his voice to perform.

A winegrowing property to be renovated with a pond, outhouses and two hectares of grounds, nestled in the Petite Champagne zone of western France’s Cognac area. The main dwelling faces south and looks out at a courtyard. You can enter the court via a small gate framed between railings. Two large wine storehouses facing north and south are spread over different sides. On the west side, an annexe used as a refectory leaves a passageway that takes you to a pond surrounded by tall trees. On the east side, there is the main entrance gate that leads into the court. In front of this gate, there is a grassy area where a small dwelling and a bakehouse stand. The large gate is framed between two stone pillars. To the south-west, there is a vast plot of walnut trees. And a few hundred metres to the north, walnut trees share some space with vineyards.