luxury house with terrace for sale Lalouvesc, France

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At an altitude of 420 m, once you have taken the country lane that stretches out into the countryside and separates you from the village amenities by less than 1 km, you will gradually discover this authentic property through the privacy of its low walls. The preserved old farmhouse and its outbuildings are one and the same. Behind the local stone, it provides almost 980 m² of floor space and perches on around 230 m² of usable cellars, most of which are vaulted. Between each nook and cranny of its renovated buildings, it has woven a solid, vast living space of around 480 m². The barn becomes a 90 m² main room, boasting panoramic views and plenty of space. Its colossal height allows for a mezzanine of over 40 m². Its open-plan kitchen and furniture on castors are perfect for our needs for space and entertaining. This floor is extended by 2 bedrooms and utilities. Although this level can also be reached via a ramp, it is via its 15 m² balcony that the entrance stands out. Below, on the garden level and terraces, is a self-contained, single-storey flat with 3 rooms, including a kitchen and 2 bathrooms. The original home now offers only bedrooms and bathrooms. Then there are 3 independent cottages, which still house gîtes and guest rooms. They turn their backs on a secret 150 m² outbuilding, most of which has been restored. Its renovation, left to your own choice, could still provide additional living space. The adjoining grounds of more than 6,300 m² feature a swimming pool and children's play area, and a peaceful pergola ideal for meditation, with the Ardèche mountains on the horizon. Outdoor car parks complement the canopies and enclosed courtyards. The complex is now ideal for bringing together families or work groups to share a themed activity. Around thirty people can sleep here. The property's easy access makes it a popular choice, with Lyon just an hour and a half away and the A7 motorway and Tournons/Tain-l'Hermitage railway station less than 30 minutes away. The choice of materials used in the renovation, the underfloor heating system with pellet-fired boiler, 1 wood-burning stove, 1 reversible heat pump, 1 thermodynamic water heater and solar panels mean that the property strives to meet ecological standards. It has been able to acquire the fibre, optimise its space and its capacity to accommodate visitors, and make its financial contribution satisfactory. Although not isolated, this rustic estate is not lacking in appeal, sharing a serene environment in a natural setting open to green tourism activities. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021 (including subscription): between euros2,250 and euros3,120 per year.

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At the tip of a picturesque hamlet in the Ardèche, one of those that cling to the side of a slope, protected from the north winds, it basks in the light and warmth of the south. Those where you don't go anywhere, you go back, but only after contemplating the panorama and enjoying the peace and quiet. This old stone house is as close to this reality as you can get and makes the most of everything it has to offer. The bay window, which stands out in the distance, is a sign of her intentions, and it is from this wide opening that the house is built, over 2 levels. The house takes root at the foot of the lane, where it opens onto 2 cellars and 1 workshop, which you will have to bypass to reach the opposite ground floor of the house. The shaded terraces face approx. 2,000 m² of sloping, grass-covered land. They are ideal for dining or relaxing, protected from view, at the door of 2 bedrooms and at the entrance to the 60 m² living space. The living area, warmed by a wood-burning stove, has the kitchen at its heart and the advantage of a platform overlooking the lounge. Upstairs, the mezzanine is given over entirely to the master bedroom, including a bathroom that we wanted to offer as much of the room as possible so that it can also look out over the mountains and valleys. The swimming pool, which has just been created, stretches out in the continuity of the renovated building, like a spectator of nature, and is sure to enhance any fine weather. This authentic corner of the countryside is a pleasure to live in, with its discreet neighbours just 1 hour 35 minutes from Lyon and 35 minutes from Tournons and Tain l'Hermitage. What's more, Lamastre's amenities are just 5 minutes away. Your car can be stored under the awning that follows a 40 m² outbuilding. An independent gîte could be created from this old house in need of renovation. This unusual property has not said its last word. ENERGY CLASSIFICATION: E / CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION: B. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, obtained from the home's energy bills for 2020-2019-2018, energy prices

The property is the promise of a comfortable welcome in the 'Land of hills and water', known for its accessibility to the Rhone Valley. Its hilly and varied landscapes give rhythm to outdoor activities and provide an invigorating, green and yet sunny environment. It is at the end of a small dynamic town, perched at an altitude of more than 400 m, that this robust architect-designed house offers all amenities, a view and a natural setting. It hugs the side of the land so well that you can walk in the forest, rest or have lunch on the many terraces right up to the door of your living spaces, placing each of its 3 levels on the garden level. The property has more than one hectare, mostly enclosed and serviced, composed of wooded and nourishing plots (vegetable garden, orchard, henhouse), its swimming pool and its habitat also benefit from its spring water basin and contribute to make this property favorable to a certain autonomy. Gathered on 485 m2 of floor space, the house situates in its heart, a kitchen extended by a loggia, a living room offered to a wood stove and a dining room where the time of conviviality continues, around a bar and a remarkable wine cellar. Updated, its 270 m2 of living space have nevertheless kept the original noble materials, such as the marble floors and the bathrooms, which have been given a great deal of attention (5 showers, 2 bathtubs, one of which is a whirlpool for 5 of the rooms). One can admire a stained glass fresco signed by the artist, as well as the staffs which finish the careful work of the volumes on the ceiling. This solid building and its contemporary interior offer quality services, the assurance of enjoying the comfort they provide immediately. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021 (including subscription), between 3100 euros and 4260 euros. (estimated values for the whole property)

Timelessly modern, albeit vintage, this 1970s home, still in its original state, sits on almost 3,000 m² of building land. It is tucked away among the private, discreet parks of this illustrious Ardèche town, yet close to all amenities and only 1 hr from Lyon. At an altitude of 400 m, the architecture of this house offers varied views from its 175 m² living space, which stretches from the ground floor to the top of its enclosed garden with trees. The building offers 520 m² of floor space and several independent entrances. It stands on a vast basement, including cellars, garage and ancillary rooms, and is topped by convertible attic space. Around 350 m² (3,767 sq ft) of living space completes the house to be renovated, giving it great potential. There are already 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 3 WCs, as well as other possibilities. The originality of the building and its large panoramic windows, which benefit more than just the living rooms, are a strong argument in favour of its preservation. Its floors are white veined marble. Although the windows are only single-glazed wood, they resonate warmly with the terraces and balconies. The contrast of materials and its contemporary, functional, light-filled volumes do not suffer from obsolescence, and its décor is a real nod to current trends. This building provides a solid base for your projects, in a beautiful space that has become rare. ENERGY CLASS:F 318 kWh/m2/year/ CLIMATE CLASS: F 84 kgCO2/ m²/year. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 4170 euros (including subscription) 'Housing with excessive energy consumption = heat sink, estimated costs of renovation.

The estate is isolated at an altitude of 780 m in a natural setting, on a clearing just off a forest track, sheltered from all visual nuisances and the hustle and bustle of the roads. This comfortable character residence dates back to the 19th century and stands beside the ruins of a hamlet that was once built around several springs. The site has given rise to more than just a romantic garden; stone has shaped and harmonised its solid structures. The water has since been transferred to the public domain and supplies the house, while its autonomy has yet to be regained. The grounds of almost 1 hectare are entirely enclosed, with flowering shrubs, chestnut, hazelnut, plum and mushroom trees. A former tennis court is still in place, and there is a short walk to the promenade. Situated not far from the Rhone Valley, this house in the countryside nevertheless takes you to all amenities in just a few dozen minutes, thirty minutes to Valence and 1 h 30 to Lyon. The restored barn has been attached to the dwelling and its tower. Its ancestral access is now surmounted by a terrace and offers the living room a large bay window whose semi-circular arch illuminates and enlivens the mezzanine. Under its completely renovated roof, the insulation has been adapted to keep the roof structure of the former outbuilding visible, providing a space for relaxing, as well as 2 bedrooms with sloping ceilings. The 175 m² living space begins with a kitchen that opens onto the dining room and one of the lounges, all warmed by the fireplace. Before returning to the first floor, this former outbuilding offers 1 further bedroom and 1 bathroom with toilet. Next, we can make out the passageway to the original fireplace, just perceptible because of its imposing high ceilings. It provides 1 bedroom with 1 shower room and bathroom, then next door, in the same proportions, 1 study of more than 15 m² (161 sq ft), leads to the tower. The stairway leads down to the garden and up to another room of over 37 m², which also occupies the attic. The tower is lined with glass doors, revealing the remarkable restoration work carried out by the cabinet-makers and the successful marriage of materials. The wood was cut on site to create the open staircase and the new roof. It crowns the old building before our very eyes, before creating a plateau at the top with extraordinary acoustics. In 2007, an architect designed a contemporary interior that is still in good condition. The floor tiles have been laid recently, the walls are mainly insulated and the double-glazed wooden windows enhance comfort. The house's dominant position makes the most of the light it receives. The house rises healthily, sitting on its partly vaulted cellars, which, together with the stable and the detached garage, make up the 125 m² of annexe space on the garden level. Of the 300 m² of floor space on offer, it is still possible to extend the living space of this property with its distinctive features and architecture.

From its slate roof and brand new zincs to the clean lines of its refurbished facade, the extensive exterior renovation work will reveal the Louis XVI-style architecture of this 19th century manor house for a long time to come. The estate borders the town centre, which it overlooks, as well as a quiet area dotted with a number of fine properties from the same period. It is close to all amenities, yet offers a green space and panoramic views as far as the Ardèche mountains. Set in almost 8,000 m² of grounds, the château displays a note of French elegance, ideal for underlining the image of a brand, the quality of its cuisine, its welcome, its teaching... Because here, around 2,240 m² of floor space is open to many projects. At the entrance, once through the wide gate, there is a courtyard, car parks and the former stables. The latter provides 520 m² of additional annexes, including 4 garages totalling 230 m², then under the roofs, 1 warehouse and 1 recent flat. A caretaker's cottage of 120 m2 on 2 levels welcomes you, its shell completely restored, ready to be rehabilitated to meet new needs. In the garden, a swimming pool overlooks the orange grove topped by this vast residence, behind which are the cellars. Once again, around 300 m² of space has been freed up and renovated to make the most of. The generously proportioned attic awaits conversion, providing a further 286 m² of living space. Its 1,035 m² of living space can already accommodate 5 families under the same roof. The flats that make up the structure have not damaged the ceremonial rooms on the ground floor, which open onto a vast terrace. A striking two-step entrance hall with its monumental old stove, remarkable floors, marble fireplaces, wood panelling and architectural ornaments in a good state of preservation still underline the refinement of its original décor. However, it's easy to make your own mark in this non-homogeneous setting, which could do with a refresh. Its south-facing aspect, high ceilings and unobstructed views provide plenty of natural light throughout most of the house. Situated just 1 hr 00 from Lyon, the accessibility of this property is an added bonus for professional ambitions. There's no doubt that its visibility, prestige, unusual surface area and the various ways in which it can be used will encourage a variety of businesses to set up here. Unless, of course, the sharing of the premises encourages you to set up your own business at the château. ENERGY CLASSIFICATION: D and E/ CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION: average of the estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021 (including subscription): between euros1976 and euros3,150 per year. The amounts shown correspond to the average of the various ECDs carried out/ dwellings (4 classified D and 3 classified E).

We invite you to discover the unique character of this authentic chalet nestled in Saint-Genest-Malifaux, at the heart of the Haut-Pilat plateau. More than just a chalet, this property offers an oasis of tranquility amidst nature. This 8-room residence with a pool provides an incomparable living experience in a Scandinavian-style chalet. With a generous living space of 177 square meters, this chalet is perfect for hosting your family in a peaceful and natural environment. The interior, primarily facing south, comprises a welcoming double living room, a fully fitted and equipped independent kitchen with a pantry adjoining the dining room, six bedrooms, a bathroom, two shower rooms, and two separate toilets. One significant advantage is that the property is set on approximately 6000 square meters of land, including a large wooded area completely fenced in and a sun-drenched pool. You will also be charmed by the 40 square meter terrace, perfect for relaxing while admiring the panoramic view of the surroundings and the surrounding nature. Just 2 minutes from the shopping center of Saint-Genest-Malifaux, this property benefits from an ideal location to reconcile tranquility and an active life. Located in close proximity to Saint-Étienne, less than an hour from Lyon, and in the heart of the Pilat Regional Natural Park, this village enjoys a privileged geographical location. This rural municipality, endowed with magnificent landscapes, has preserved its way of life, making it a highly appreciated tourist destination for residents of the region (from Saint-Étienne, Lyon, and even beyond). Visitors come here to recharge in the great outdoors, drawn by its natural charms. Let yourself be seduced by the unique lifestyle offered by this property, between preserved nature and nearby amenities. The entire team at Sotheby's Alpe d'Huez is at your disposal for any further information!

Mandate N°Id-PDF166471 : Domain approximately 320 m2 including 8 room(s) - 5 bed-rooms, Sight : Viewpoint sur parc. Built in 1900 - Equipement annex : Garden, Garage, piscine, Cheminée, combles, - chauffage : bois - Class Energy F : 345 kWh.m2.year - More information is avaible upon request...

The house is nestled in the heart of the quiet little village of Bogy, near Peaugres. At an altitude of almost 400 m, it overlooks the Rhône valley and the countryside. Isolated from the nuisance of major roads, it is nonetheless less than 4 km from the shops, 15 minutes from Annonay and almost 1 hour from Lyon. This character house alone offers around 340 m² of floor space, making it a functional family home. Bordered by a small garden and an orchard, the property is set in more than 500 m² (5,305 sq ft) of land and has preserved its small areas of green space, irrigated by its well. The car park serves as the entrance to the house, which offers more than 55 m² of garaging space. Several entrances lead to around 111 m² of ancillary living space. Some of these are heated, as are the 26 m² (26 sq ft) laundry room and 1 additional 20 m² (215 sq ft) room, which could be used for professional purposes. The ground floor also includes 1 vaulted cellar, 1 utility room and 1 storeroom. On the second level, the raised terrace has the swimming pool at its side, providing access to the living areas, while the awning provides a shelter for summer meals and sunbathing. The terra cotta floors of the living area feature a contemporary 15 m² kitchen, extended by a 17 m² veranda, a 37 m² living room with a closed hearth stone fireplace, and a 9 m² room near to the bathroom and toilet facilities. On the 2nd floor, the beautiful beams of the roofing framework emphasise the spaciousness and house 4 luminous bedrooms ranging from 11 to 16 m², one of which has 1 shower room, then separate WCs and 1 bathroom complete the large landing. The stone walls, 3 rows of Genoises and copper gutters add to the quality of this charming house, which has been largely renovated and needs to be partially refreshed. Already sensitive to the comfort of its 228 m² of living space, it has modernised its heating and installed solar panels for its hot water. With a church that chimes only 3 times a day and marvels at its stained-glass windows, you can listen to the birds singing in the silence, interrupted only occasionally by the reassuring rhythm of the school and the serene life of a rural village. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D. Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices (including subscription): 2760 euros and 3820 euros per year. Average real bills = 182 euros/bill and 145 euros of consumption, i.e. 1092 euros bill in 2022 and 870 euros of consumption and hot water/solar panel.

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This unique residence, built in 1882 and once owned by the renowned Leydier Montgolfier family, offers you a total immersion in history. Situated in an enchanting setting, this house of character, while preserving its charm of yesteryear, spans 390 m² of living space over three floors, with a convertible attic on the top floor. The carefully preserved original materials bear witness to the refinement and grandeur of the period. The coloured cement tiles, a real treasure from the past, embellish the floors and tell the story of the house through their delicate patterns. The monumental central staircase, an architectural masterpiece, links the different levels with elegance and majesty, creating an atmosphere of nobility and solemnity. The living rooms, bathed in natural light thanks to numerous windows, offer extraordinary potential for imagining and creating an interior that reflects your image. Some of them have already been renovated, making them partially habitable. This will allow you to consider living there while continuing to restore the other rooms, according to your tastes and needs. You'll be able to combine modern comforts with historic charm, while preserving the authenticity of the property. Access to the property, a real journey in itself, is on foot via a footpath. This walk plunges you instantly into a peaceful, leafy world, where the surrounding nature reveals all its beauty. Each step brings you a little closer to discovering this exceptional house, but also to contemplating the enchanting panoramas that stretch out before you. As you explore the area around the house, you'll come across the Notre Dame de Vals chapel. This little jewel, set on sloping ground, is a unique feature of the property. Accessing it is like going on a pilgrimage, a true spiritual escapade. The chapel, though modest, exudes an aura of serenity and contemplation, adding a sacred dimension to an already unusual setting. Beyond its exceptional architecture and materials, this house tells a story. This intangible heritage adds priceless value to the property, giving each room, each corner, a soul and a memory. The possibilities offered by this house are endless. The generous spaces allow for a multitude of layouts: spacious bedrooms, elegant lounges, welcoming libraries. As for the garden, it's a real invitation to stroll around. Its shady paths, flowering corners and century-old trees make it a perfect place for meditation and outdoor recreation. The sloping ground also offers opportunities for gardening and vegetable plots. Beyond its aesthetic appeal and comfort, this house is also a place where you can recharge your batteries. Its serene, soothing atmosphere makes it a haven of peace, far from the hustle and bustle of modern life. It offers an ideal setting for those seeking tranquillity, inspiration or simply a space to reconnect with themselves and with nature. In conclusion, this exceptional house, built in 1882 and once owned by the Leydier Montgolfier family, is much more than just a property. It's an invitation to travel back in time, a promise of moments of tranquillity and happiness, a project for life. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover or simply looking for a unique place to settle down, this property will meet all your expectations.

Discover this magnificent building with tower, fully renovated in 2019. Offering around 380 m² of living space over two levels, this property is divided into two separate dwellings. Set in 1798 m² of enclosed grounds, it combines historic charm with modern comforts. The first house, with around 360 m² of living space, impresses with its exceptional volumes and high-quality renovation. On the ground floor, you will find a spacious, modern, fully-equipped kitchen, a bright living room with sliding doors and skylight, a sports room and a bedroom with en suite shower room. A cellar and storeroom complete this level. Upstairs, two pretty bedrooms share a bathroom, while a magnificent master suite with its own bathroom and dressing room adds a touch of luxury. All three bedrooms have access to a large 135 m² terrace, ideal for enjoying the fine weather. A utility room completes this floor. The second house, measuring around 60 m², is perfectly laid out. It comprises a living room with kitchen and dining area, a sitting room and a bedroom with en suite shower room. This part of the property also benefits from a terrace and a small private garden, providing a pleasant and intimate outdoor space. The entire property is set in 1798 m² of fully enclosed grounds, including a summer kitchen and a 3x2 metre swimming pool. A spacious 60 m² garage and a separate room complete this unique offering. This property is located close to shops, schools and public transport, offering a practical and pleasant living environment. The high-quality renovation, generous volumes and light-filled living spaces make this house an ideal place to live.

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