luxury houses for sale Chassiers, France

This architect-designed house from the 1980s backs onto an old stone outbuilding from the 19th century. It has magnificent views over the LIgne valley and is part of a landscape of terraces shaped by man. A double-sloped steel roof roof covers the building. You are here in the heart of the Ardèche countryside, twenty minutes from Aubenas, close to local shops and a hotel school. The main idea emanating from this house is based on the opening of two levels connected to each other via an imposing wooden staircase weathered by time. This leads you to a mezzanine serving a beautiful master bedroom housed in the old body of the building and flanked by a bathroom with toilet. On the ground floor everything has been optimized to envisage spacious living rooms communicating with each other: perfectly equipped kitchen with its neighboring laundry room, adjoining dining room and living room decorated with a beautiful custom-made library and a fireplace with insert communicate easily with each other. This entire space also welcomes generous natural light filtered through splendid double-glazed wooden bay windows opening onto a covered terrace facing southwest. You are also struck by the comfortable height under ceiling which punctuates the place. The judicious addition of roller shutters thus promotes a play of shadow throughout the day. Two other bedrooms are on the west side and can count on a bathroom and WC. The exteriors enrich the services of this home like a spiffy swimming pool housed in a green and landscaped space: cherry trees, apple trees, walnut, mimosa, magnolia among others line a beautiful sloping garden dotted with aromatics not far from hiking trails. A vegetable garden is entirely possible. An old vaulted cellar with perfect humidity and a useful indoor garage also argue in favor of this property which combines the advantages one hour from the main roads of the Rhône valley.

This superb manor house - formerly a farm belonging to the Cistercian monks of Mazan Abbey - has survived the centuries in all its glory. Situated not far from Aubenas in unspoilt countryside in the heart of the Monts d'Ardèche Regional Nature Park, this property comprises three sandstone buildings set in large grounds of more than five hectares, offering excellent development potential. The 330 m2 main building sits on beautiful vaulted cellars that house two cellars, a laundry room, the unchanging medieval kitchen, the swimming pool equipment room and a useful bathroom with toilet after sunbathing. A wide outside staircase leads up to the living rooms on the first floor. A fully-equipped kitchen leads to an elegant lounge with a beautiful fireplace, French-style ceiling and 12th-century floor tiles. A seductive family bedroom with en suite bathroom and toilet completes the discovery of this level, which opens onto a shaded terrace adjoining the property's heated, secure swimming pool. A sumptuous interior staircase then takes you to the second floor of the residence, where a corridor leads to three vast, luminous east-facing bedrooms, exquisitely appointed with an eye for detail: solid parquet flooring, decorative marble fireplaces and carefully chosen ethnic rice-leaf wallpaper by Béatrice Laval are dotted throughout. Each bedroom has an impeccably refined shower room with Italian shower and toilet. A final flight of steps provides access to the top floor, where a useful study and two spacious bedrooms with large skylights open on the west side take their place under a brand new roof. Italian-style showers and WCs also punctuate this comfortable, soothing sleeping area. You will also appreciate the thermal and acoustic comfort provided by the use of excellent natural insulation materials such as wood wool and cork. Two large, partly restored outbuildings flank the main building, including a former silkworm farm of 145 m2 built over cellars and comprising two reception rooms. An imposing contemporary Focus fireplace from the Dominique Imbert workshops adorns a beautiful open space with high ceilings, laid out in the form of a large lounge. A second room with independent access can be used for a wide range of projects, such as an artist's residence, The second 110 m2 outbuilding - the former stables and hayloft - has a new roof and a new floor, ideal for increasing the living space. It opens on to a charming patio with its Zen garden planted with trees and a respectable porch opening on to a bucolic country lane. The well-maintained exterior features a clever rainwater collection and storage system to meet the water needs of the garden and vegetable patch. Two precious springs have also been identified on the wooded property. Beautiful clearings promise a fine space for your horses or for developing your own hospitality project. A shady chicken coop has even found its place in this environment. This attractive manor house is certainly not lacking in assets and could even bring together a whole family just an hour from the Rhone axis and TGV high-speed train access. Video on request Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Perched at an altitude of 480 metres on the edge of the Monts d'Ardèche nature park, this 17th-century building is set in an exceptional environment dotted with chestnut trees, with a breathtaking view of the natural surroundings so aptly praised by the late poet Kenneth White. The Beaume river, with its deep gorges carved out of granite, is just a few minutes away. Here, fly fishermen, experienced kayakers and languid bathers rub shoulders in total communion with nature. This 495 m² house is built around a 330 m² reception area that has been perfectly thought out and organised into several different areas. Five bright, elegant pastel guest rooms have en suite bathrooms and toilets. Four of them have private south-facing terraces overlooking the neighbouring mountains, where the imposing Brison tower stands tall. Spaces dedicated to relaxation and letting go are judiciously dotted around the premises and connect with the beautiful tree-lined, flower-filled grounds. You'll enjoy the benefits for the body of the bubbling baths in the attractive heated indoor pool and the comfortable sauna. A hammam in a separate room and a massage room add to the wellness experience. A large, efficient table d'hôtes with its adjoining semi-professional kitchen also opens onto a discreet, cool little courtyard. The courtyard also provides access to other spacious bedrooms and to the private kitchen. This communicates with a large master bedroom flanked by a superb outdoor terrace and provides access to the large, light-filled living room. An imposing bookcase filled with book treasures is the perfect adornment for this living room, with its high ceilings and exposed woodwork. The exterior only confirms the very good feelings you had before. The property benefits from a large plot of land laid out in faïsses, the famous terraces of the Ardèche. A precious spring feeds the indoor swimming pool and provides relief for the garden plants in summer. You're just a stone's throw from some of the most beautiful walks in the Ardèche and the village primary school. The town of Joyeuse and other charming villages of character with their local bistros are just twenty minutes away. And the major listed sites are also within easy reach. Just an hour and a half from the Rhône Valley, you'll be sure to enjoy a change of scenery and be captivated by the light, which reveals sumptuous panoramas as the seasons change. Everything is ready for you to develop your future professional hospitality project. A large family will even have no problem living in this house for most of the year. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Réf.: 68916DD Chassiers ? Where is it ? in southern Ardèche near Largentière & Aubenas At the confluence of the 3 rivers, the Ligne, the Lande and the Roubreau, this village of old stones and round tiles offers excursions rich in historical anecdotes... Chassiers remains a real historical enigma with little-known origins! The cavities dug into its sandstone rocks suggest activity as far back as the feudal period; local folklore also suggests the presence of a monastery as far back as the 6th century... However, the village's proven origin remains its 12th-century Romanesque chapel. Around the village, steep slopes and low dry stone walls give a glimpse of the terraced farming typical of the region - a real taste of the south, and of escape! The property we are about to propose is (according to the owner) a former monastic farmhouse belonging to Mazan Abbey (on the Ardèche plateau), the earliest elements of which date back to the 12th century (downstairs room with large fireplace). Shortly before the French Revolution, it was bought by the Suchet family (Jean Pierre SUCHET the father and uncle Etienne SUCHET, of Marshal Suchet, Duke of Albufera, Napoleon's former marshal), to set up a spinning mill and a silkworm farm*, the remains of whose chimneys are still visible. It was later sold to a family who kept it for over 100 years. - Magnanerie, from the Occitan magnan, meaning mulberry bombyx silkworm, is a former site of traditional sericulture, i.e. silkworm rearing. This vast property, full of character, comprises three separate buildings. The main house, built over four floors, has vast, light-filled living spaces. The ground floor opens onto a large living room with a fireplace, followed by a fully equipped kitchen and a cosy dining room. There are also five elegant master suites, each measuring 22 m², plus an additional bedroom with its own bathroom facilities. The basement houses two vaulted cellars, ideal for storage or a wine cellar. The first outbuilding, an old barn renovated with a recent roof and new flooring, spans two levels, offering 54 m² of potential for conversion into living space. This outbuilding borders the perimeter of the property and opens, via a large porch, onto a charming path that winds its way through to the private woods. Opposite the barn, a covered patio has been converted into a pleasant space for relaxing, extended by a terrace planted with trees. Between this outbuilding and the main house, a 4 m x 7 m heated swimming pool invites you to make the most of the fine weather. A wide stone staircase leads up from the main house to a spacious terrace linking the house to the second outbuilding. This outbuilding, formerly used as a silkworm nursery, has been completely renovated (new roof and woodwork). Located above an old stable and a cellar, the ground floor features a wonderful 69 m² (69 sq ft) room, converted into a dining room and lounge with a modern fireplace. Another 75 m² (75 sq ft), with its period stone flagstone floor and separate entrance from the garden, could be used for a variety of purposes: additional accommodation, reception room, etc. The possibilities are endless. Let your imagination run wild. Behind the main house, a second terrace overlooks the swimming pool and offers uninterrupted views of the garden and surrounding area. For more information and photos, please email [email protected] Agent commercial indépendant Swixim sur votre secteur : +33783385356 Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2021 : 4620€ ~ 6300€ - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr - Dominique DELSAUT - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC 523 232 486 / Pau

Southern Ardèche, Chassiers / Largentière sector - ref. 6683In a charming little hamlet overlooking the valley, beautiful property comprising a character stone house and its comfortable wooden outbuilding. The main dwelling, built over beautiful cellars, consists of 2 levels including a kitchen, a dining room, a living room, a superb covered terrace, 2 bedrooms, a dormitory, a bathroom as well as 2 storage rooms. A rather rustic interior that presents a nice potential. A stone's throw away, the former small drying shed has been renovated and has undergone a recent extension in wood, all converted into a true independent studio (including entrance, living room, kitchenette, shower room and toilet). The whole property benefits from a magnificent view and a vast wooded and bucolic land of nearly 3600 m², in a very quiet environment, with a pleasant swimming pool (9 x 4). Orpi Drôme Ardèche Gard, partner of your real estate project. Agency reference: 6683This description has been automatically translated from French.

Former monastic farm consisting of three stone buildings with a total area of 330 m² for the main house, 140 and 110 m² for the outbuildings, and 38 m² for the covered patio.You will be charmed by its allure and the quality of its renovation: it easily lends itself to all your projects: family home, secondary residence, or guest house project thanks to its convivial spaces both indoors around the fireplace and outdoors in the gardens, in the shade of the covered terraces, or around the heated pool.The estate is enclosed by walls, landscaped and flowering, with part of the land on the outskirts, totaling 5.68 hectares.This beautiful property offers a kitchen/dining room, a large living room with fireplace, and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and access to one of the terraces. The two floors have 5 other bedrooms, each with private Italian showers and toilets, as well as an 18.8 m² office that could serve as a 7th bedroom.It is built on vaulted cellars where the former kitchen of the farm can be found, along with a large fireplace, the laundry room, the technical room for the heated and secured pool, as well as a toilet and a shower. The electric heating is recent, the estate has a rainwater reserve, and a spring. The sanitation is individual with a septic tank.The small outbuilding is partially renovated (roof and floor) and could be converted into living space (2 levels of about 50 m² each). It faces the patio.The second outbuilding (former silk factory) comprises two beautiful reception rooms of between 70 and 75 m² each, with a beautiful ceiling height and a contemporary fireplace that harmoniously blends with the stone. The roof and fittings of the first part are recent.For any information and a private visit, contact Claire Barralon at 07 60 13 70 00, [email protected], real estate agent registered with the RSC of LYON under the number 904 488 533This description has been automatically translated from French.