luxury houses with terrace for sale Les Vans, France

Villa located on the heights of Saint Paul le Jeune with panoramic views, 5 minutes from amenities, 40 minutes from Vallon Pont d'Arc and 15 minutes from Les Vans. This contemporary house was built in 2018. It consists of: A very bright living room (thanks to its large bay windows) with open fitted kitchen, a wood stove for a 'cozy' atmosphere, its two bedrooms of 13 m2 and its master bedroom with dressing room. A modern bathroom with bathtub and large walk-in shower. Separate WC. A laundry room with direct access to the garage. A south-facing terrace and another north-facing terrace allow you to enjoy the view of the valley and the woods. For your comfort in summer and winter, air conditioning has been installed throughout the house, it is connected to the city's sewer and water supply. A 3000 liter buried rainwater recovery tank. The flat garden is entirely enclosed and planted with olive trees and oaks. PRICE 388,500? Agency fees included, payable by the seller. Energy class B 105 kWh/m2/year. Climate class A 3 Kg CO2/m2/year. Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use between 750 euros AND 1090 euros/year. Energy reference date 2022 French side Franco-Belgian-international network of agencies and commercial agents. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr This real estate announcement was written under the editorial responsibility of Bernard Chardonnet, independent real estate sales agent of SARL Côté France (without holding funds), the sales agent registered with RSAC No. 383 874 468 in Aubenas, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of the company SARL Coté France Côté France Immobilier - Réseau Immobilier Franco Belge International - Des conseillers du Nord au Sud de la France et 4 agences à votre service www.cotefranceimmo.fr

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18th Century Property with 1.3 Hectares of Land. Welcome to this true gem from the 18th century, beautifully restored by an architect and nestled in the heart of a genuine ecological paradise. This exceptional property offers a living experience that combines historical charm with modern amenities. Key Features: • Location: In the heart of an ecological paradise, offering a preserved and soothing natural environment. • Exposure: South-facing, providing optimal brightness all day long and stunning, unobstructed views of the surrounding nature. • Living Area: 192 m², intelligently distributed for optimal use of space. • Living Spaces: A spacious reception room warmly welcomes you, complemented by a large kitchen, ideal for convivial moments with family and friends. • Bedrooms: Three bedrooms, including a 40 m² suite, offering generous private space for rest and relaxation. • Bathrooms: One bathroom and one shower room, perfectly appointed and modern. • Pool: 8x4 meter salt-treated swimming pool with a large deck and a rolling shutter for safety, creating an ideal leisure and relaxation area. • Grounds: Expansive and verdant 1.3-hectare property, offering total privacy and commanding views of the surrounding nature. This property is a true invitation to tranquility and serenity. Every detail has been carefully thought out and executed to strike a perfect balance between historical charm and modern comfort. Authentic materials and high-end finishes showcase the unique character of this residence, making each space a place where history and elegance harmoniously come together. For more information or to arrange a visit to this exceptional property, please feel free to contact us.Ref 2308571 www.itc-immobilier.com

This 19th century farmhouse leaning against the hill nestles discreetly in its green setting out of sight. We are a stone's throw from the beautiful Gard town of Barjac, renowned for its incredible market, and also close to the dynamic Ardèche towns of Vans and Joyeuse. The Orgnac Aven, the Chauvet Cave and the Ribaute artistic space will no longer hold any secrets for you. This stone farmhouse formerly dedicated to sericulture activity has been restored according to the rules of the art. We appreciate its lime-jointed facades. Enter from the garden, two spacious, beautifully appointed vaulted rooms each have a private shaded terrace and a shared pétanque court not far from the bucolic Claysse, a river which meanders along the property. Both are equipped with an independent bathroom and toilet. The thickness of the walls guarantees healthy and appreciable thermal comfort. Beautiful Voutain ceilings, well-chosen Provençal terracotta tiles on the floor and pastel wall colors welcome us to the upper floor, a place dedicated to the living space. The latter sees a succession of an inspiring kitchen equipped with whitewashed wood, a small living room with its comfortable fireplace and a large living room in which you combine all the virtues of cocooning while being immersed in a captivating novel by John Irving. Double glazing, efficient wooden shutters and mixed heating combining electric inertia radiators and Godin wood stove optimize the comfort of this building. A beautiful staircase judiciously combining wood and wrought iron invites us to a landing cleverly distributing the 2 bedrooms with their bathroom and toilet as well as an office convertible into a small artist's studio. One of the two bedrooms can easily be used as a guest room and has an independent entrance with its terrace via an external staircase. This entire sleeping area has a very beautiful parquet floor weathered by time. A final bedroom and its adjoining bathroom are cleverly housed under the roof and will delight children. The presence of an annex building brings together the laundry area, the workshop and the nicely hidden cellar. A greenhouse ideally complements field vegetable production. The exteriors are not left out, on the contrary, since the property can count on 26,000 M2 of land. Four terraces overlook the house and accommodate oaks, fragrants, olive trees and caddis. It is easy to imagine the planting of olive trees or truffle oaks on the terraces combined with a yurt-type tourist reception activity on the flat areas. One of the assets of this property is the invaluable presence of two wells and a borehole on the property. The superb, skillfully designed infinity pool with its Douglas fir terrace blends wonderfully into the wooded landscape. We are certainly in a privileged location in the Ardèche to bring together a whole family, friends or guests at a reasonable distance of one hour from the motorway access to the Rhône valley and a TGV station.

Set on a pretty, wooded, terraced plot with panoramic views, this beautiful, recently-built, traditional stone house has all the character of a local house. The property, set in 3,000m2 of land, is a jewel in the middle of this landscape of Mediterranean trees and plants of the southern Ardèche. Inside, the emphasis has been placed on comfort, with spacious rooms, efficient underfloor heating, good thermal insulation and plenty of natural light. The charm of old stone with modern comforts. Right from the entrance, the large, south-facing living room opens onto the large lounge with its beautiful fireplace, and the dining room with its open-plan kitchen. This single-storey level opens onto a lovely paved terrace above the swimming pool overlooking the valley. The light-filled house has been designed to accommodate guests, friends or family in each of the 5 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and WC, all opening onto a south-facing terrace with views. An indoor sauna completes the ensemble. Overlooking the house, a small wooden chalet has been converted into a studio apartment with shower room and WC, set back on a low dry stone wall. The wooden terrace, beneath the light foliage of the trees, offers a spectacular view. The view opens out onto the hills and hamlets perched in the distance. Here, the calm and serenity in the shade of the light foliage trees invites you to rest and contemplate.

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This exceptional property in the south of the Ardèche department, is in a peaceful, welcoming setting in the heart of a magnificent natural heritage, enjoying a Mediterranean climate. It benefits from proximity to shops and the market town of Joyeuse, a historic tourist village in the heart of the Ardéche side of the Cévennes mountains, bordered by two rivers, the Baume and the Drobie. Uninterrupted, commanding views over the valley... Comfortable grounds of around 1.6 hectares, with spacious terraces supported by low stone walls, beautifully landscaped and planted with oak and chestnut trees, around thirty fruit trees and around 130 olive trees in production with integrated watering system. A spring and borehole with pump and booster supply the garden and house. Deactivated concrete parking area with vehicle shelter. A beautiful relaxation area comprising a top-of-the-range 'Diffazur' swimming pool with a silico-marble interior finish. The pool decking has been renovated with 'Résinéo' stone and resin. A fully-equipped, heated summer kitchen, a heated greenhouse and a machinery room with shower and toilet complete this delightful space. The charming, authentic, intimate, landscaped courtyard is enclosed by stone walls leads to the outbuildings on the garden level and the living accommodation upstairs. The 1st floor features a cathedral ceiling living area of approx. 50 m² (538 sq ft) with two lounge areas featuring an open fireplace and a 'Focus' wood-burning stove. This leads to two terraces with magnificent uninterrupted views, giving access to the courtyard and pool area. On the same level, there is a 14.30m² dining room with a 9.30m² fitted and furnished kitchen. A master suite comprising a 25.24m² bedroom with a spacious shower room and separate toilet. A hallway with dressing room (8.25m²), separate toilet, two bedrooms (13.29m² and 15.21m²) with a central bathroom (7.76m²), all with independent access - that could be used as guest rooms. The top floor comprises a spacious 21m² mezzanine level, two bedrooms (14 and 13.60m²), a 3.60m² bathroom and toilet and a 3.88m² dressing room. On the ground floor, there is a beautiful, vaulted room of 32m² that could be lived in, fitted out and heated. On the practical side, a set of outbuildings of approx. 200m², comprising a 42m² heated vaulted garage capable of accommodating 3 vehicles as well as several two-wheelers. This is followed by a 19.40 m² boiler room/cellar with shower and toilet, a 25.60 m² workshop, an 11 m² wine cellar, a 17.90 m² greenhouse, a 10.40 m² swimming pool area and a 19.35 m² summer kitchen. Finally, there is an authentic bread oven and a detached stone garage (1988) of 21m² with a covered lean-to. Oil-fired underfloor heating and heat pump in the living room and cast-iron and steel radiators throughout the rest of the house. Central vacuuming in the vaulted garage and on both levels of the house. Double-glazed aluminium windows with wooden shutters on the outside. School bus service approx. 300 metres away. Shops 10 minutes away. Authentic materials, terracotta tiles, old Roman tiles, solid oak and chestnut parquet flooring, made-to-measure ironwork... Ideal for a beautiful family home or a second home in a natural area protected from uncontrolled urbanisation... Diagnostics in progress. Your agent: Julien BOTELLA : 0678945908 Fees are to be paid by the vendor. A property selected by Botella and Sons Real Estate (since 1989). Ref: 2601

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