Luxury houses for sale Saint-Romain-de-Lerps, France (page 2)

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Less than 15 minutes from the Valence TGV train station, this 70's house has been completely renovated and divided into two separate dwellings. The ground floor of just over 75m² comprises a beautiful living room with a fitted kitchen opening onto the lounge/dining room. Two bedrooms, a shower room and a laundry room. A lovely wooden terrace and a small private garden complete this dwelling. On the first floor, the second dwelling of just over 124m² offers a beautiful independent fitted kitchen with a view of the Vercors massif. A bright and spacious living-dining room opens onto a balcony. A night area with three bedrooms and a shower room, and a parental area with dressing room and private shower room. The renovation has been carefully thought out, using quality materials such as double-glazed aluminum frames, reversible air conditioning, external insulation, PVC roof passes and roof insulation. Outside, a double garage with electric gate and basement cellars provide healthy additional storage space. A secure bromine-reinforced PVC swimming pool completes this magnificent building, as does a pool house with summer kitchen, sanitary facilities and shower. The entire property is set in 1282m² of fully enclosed grounds.

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Just 9 minutes from the freeway and 25 minutes from the Valence TGV train station, this magnificent stone house of approx. 202m² on three levels offers a perfect marriage of authenticity and modernity. As soon as you enter, you'll be seduced by the robustness of the stones and the thickness of the walls, testifying to the solid character of this home. The wood-burning stoves, integrated with design, add a warm touch to every space. On the first level, a fully fitted and equipped kitchen and a bright, spacious dining room, adorned with the first wood-burning stove. After a few steps, a double living area with a sunken billiard room and a cosy living room with wood-burning stove and wood-burning insert, where the beams of the roof structure are visible. Upstairs, two bedrooms, one with its own bathtub, and a shower room provide a comfortable resting space. On the top floor, an attic space with two beautiful bedrooms and an office perfectly completes the layout of the house. The entire building is equipped with reversible air conditioning for optimum comfort all year round. Outside, a 48m² barn is waiting to be renovated as you wish. A superb courtyard overlooks the fully-secured swimming pool, complete with sanitary facilities. In addition, former stables provide ample outdoor storage space. A cellar, accessible from the outside, completes this property's amenities. This property, full of charm and character, sits majestically on 1318m² of enclosed grounds planted with trees, accessible via a motorized gate.

Welcome to the top of the picturesque village of Beauchastel, where a unique stone house stands proudly, offering breathtaking views over the Rhône Valley. Facing due south, this 138 m2 residence with 7 rooms and 4 bedrooms is an architectural curiosity waiting to be discovered. It's ideally located, with easy access from the A7 motorway and just 30 minutes from the TGV train station and Valence. Explore a maze of rooms, every nook and cranny revealing the charm of the old and the fireplaces adding a warm touch to the atmosphere. The living room, comprising a fitted kitchen, a lounge and a dining room, is the heart of this home. Imagine yourself in front of the fireplace with its wood-burning stove, creating a convivial atmosphere. The 4 bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room offer an intimate space, while the vaulted rooms on the ground floor add a touch of authenticity. Let yourself be seduced by the access to various terraces offering uninterrupted panoramic views. Imagine convivial evenings around the barbecue or relaxing days by the pool, taking advantage of the village's unique micro-climate. These outdoor spaces invite you to contemplate and socialise, creating an idyllic setting for your moments of relaxation. This residence is much more than just a house; it's an invitation to an offbeat lifestyle. Whether you want to live here or consider renting it out for the season, every detail of this property is guaranteed to make you fall in love with it. A little refreshment could breathe new life and comfort into it. Come and discover the undeniable charm of this property, in the unspoilt setting of Beauchastel, a unique encounter with history and the need for authenticity.

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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

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Dry stone mingles with wood and plants to create low walls, terraces and pergolas, while the swimming pool naturally takes on the appearance of a pond, its arched windows and wrought ironwork charmingly underlining the spirit of a Provencal house. The hand-wrought iron banister of the staircase, on display at the entrance, and the carved wooden doors all bear witness to the quality of the materials used in the villa's 180 m2 of timeless, elegant living space. Built in 1996, mainly facing south, this solid structure is evolving, its choices adapted to trends, to family life and to saving energy. The chimney, photovoltaic panels and heat pump help to make it self-sufficient, as does the spring water well, which is very well used, since it also provides a large part of the household's consumption. The ground floor overlooks the garden, and it's easy to slip from the living room into the large kitchen and bedroom, not to mention the cupboards, dressing rooms, WC and vast bathroom. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms have been combined to form a single spacious, bright room with panoramic views, a comfortable 12 m2 landing, WC and 1 shower room. The house sits on 180 m2 of basement that is also accessible from the outside, providing a 42 m2 garage, boiler room, laundry room, cellars, workshop and 1 additional 19 m2 games room or bedroom, which could be accompanied by a shower room, toilet and separate entrance if required. The space is still flexible, although already very well balanced. Its 2,260 m2 plot stands out, ideally located at the end of a residential area where two neighbouring houses share its access road, with no other way out. Bordered by the countryside, the property enjoys views of the Alps and is sheltered from view, with a raised vegetable garden benefiting from the sunshine. In this peaceful setting, we have no idea that we are only 9 minutes from Valence TGV train station and 1H15 from Lyon. The features of this property, combined with contemporary comfort, make . effortless installation. ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices (including subscription): between euros990 and euros1410.

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The life of a castellan in the Drôme Most of this prestigious residence was renovated in 1992. Originally belonging to the de Laurencin family, Château de CHAMPFORT was a regular guest of Napoleon, who is said to have been attracted by the charms of the family's daughter, Amélie. Three dwellings, 392, 94 and 126 m2 and more than 450 m2 of outbuildings on more than 2 hectares of flat land make up the property on offer here. The main building has 13 rooms, 4 bathrooms and 4 washrooms. It is possible to extend into the 126 m2 house (7 rooms) which would correspond to the first floor and is in need of complete restoration. The garden level rooms are the reception rooms with the charm of yesteryear. There are large volumes, large surfaces and parquet flooring. The large windows, including the beautiful wooden door, bring a rare luminosity to all the rooms. To the west, the windows give access to the formal gardens. To the south, the courtyard of honour. The swimming pool is enclosed by a safety fence that does not spoil the superb view of the gardens. A pool house of more than 40 m2 with a bread oven completes the charm of the property. The other outbuildings include a large hangar (150 m2), the former stable (84 m2), the former cowshed (90 m2) and the two large barns (totalling 245 m2). Work to be carried out: Work needs to be carried out on the main house, at different levels depending on the room, and also on the septic tank. The two adjoining houses are in need of renovation. Valence TGV 20 minutes ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros5710 and euros7760. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr The ECD indicated is that of the main building. House 2: E 302 / B 10. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021: between euros1,720 and euros2,360. House 3: D 227 / B 7. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros1,740 and euros2,380.

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Successively inhabited by the aristocracy and the bourgeoisie, this prestigious residence has seduced its various owners over the centuries with what it generously has to offer: very spacious rooms with an abundance of natural light. Lovers of luxurious 19th-century architecture will find all the hallmarks of this style here: - 3.57 high ceilings on the ground floor, which do not 'blend in' with the upper floors: the building is bourgeois from top to toe! - perfectly maintained floors, whether parquet or the famous cement tiles (an Ardèche invention dating from the same century as the building), - wooden staircases, - beautiful fireplaces, - the cast-iron radiators so sought-after today, - espagnolettes, - ... Enjoy the shade of the plane trees in the small garden. The area is perfectly quiet, with all the local leisure facilities close at hand. Tennis, pétanque, swimming pool and park are just two streets away... as are the shops. The surrounding houses are all lower-rise, allowing unobstructed views from the windows, with no obtrusive neighbours. A garage of almost 50 m2, not adjoining but just on the other side of the lane, completes the property and in itself represents interesting potential (as do the attics, cellar and other outbuildings!). of which 4.94 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

1h20 from Lyon and 10min from Valence TGV, come and discover this magnificent 15th century property set in 1ha of parklands. The 330 m² manor house is complemented by vast outbuildings, one of which has been converted into a separate dwelling. Two posterns to the north and south frame the property, which comprises 2 pretty courtyards. The ground floor, accessed via an east-west vestibule, comprises 2 large reception rooms with French ceilings and wainscoting. Magnificent paintings adorn the billiard room. A vast library, a large kitchen and a summer kitchen. A bathroom and WC. A sumptuous staircase leads to the 6 bedrooms upstairs, some of which are en suite. One bedroom has its own bathroom and WC. The attic space on the 2nd floor could be converted. The other 130 m² (1,399 sq ft) ground floor comprises an open-plan kitchen, a lounge/dining room, another lounge and a toilet. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms and 1 toilet. Outbuildings: large carport, garage, workshop, stables, dovecote, wash-house. Parklands with trees over one hundred years old and a variety of species. Well, spring. Swimming pool Ideal property for a family home, for horses, or rental project. Easy access and close to main roads. To discover without delay.

This ancient property nestles at an altitude of 400 m on the Ardèche plateau, in the hollow of a protective hillside, sheltered from the wind, noise and glare. Always cradled by the countryside that has punctuated the course of its long existence. You'll be helping to improve these original spaces, between stone and wood, in the footsteps of a farming past. You can take advantage of the many large outbuildings to extend the family home, create gîtes or restore it to its former agricultural function. The buildings of this farmhouse, still standing, still provide more than 720 m2 of floor space. Over 2.6 hectares, with 2 wells, are open to the surrounding countryside, mainly consisting of meadows and a small amount of woodland. Approximately 35,000 m2 m² of undeveloped land, including a quarry, is scattered around the commune of Eclassan, while 56,680 m² is leased. The countryside envelops the house, nourishing its function and influencing its volumes. It stands on its vaulted cellars, its wine storehouse and 2 old rooms with an old-fashioned charm. All opening onto the garden, these outbuildings provide around 100 m² of living space, all well-facing. The living area opens on to the kitchen, which also benefits from a large terrace, as do the lounge, 2 bedrooms and 1 shower room with toilet that complete the dwelling, which needs to be refreshed. At the heart of the house, the insulated windows and ceiling also retain the heat from the wood-burning stove. The convertible attic space could provide a further 80 m² of space, already open to the east and west. There are also stables, a barn, a shed, a lean-to and an outbuilding that extends three times into the garden, providing a cellar, a sheepfold and a garage awaiting renovation. The farm to give up building land and 2 imperceptible houses have broken its solitude, but at a good distance and not overlooked. So the property, set back from the road, closes off its access road and continues to enjoy its peaceful retreat. Just 1 hour 15 minutes from Lyon and 30 minutes from an exit on the A7 motorway, it's up to you to design your own projects around the estate and its farmland. ENERGY CLASS: E/ 318 and E/10 and B/ 10 Estimated annual costs: between euros1,720 and euros2,370 per year Average energy prices indexed to 1 January 2021 (including subscription) DPE registration number (ADEME): 2307E4310077O

An exceptional opportunity has arisen with this magnificent architect-designed house, built in 1992 and nestling in the charming market town of Péage. Spanning around 300m², this prestigious residence is spread over two levels, offering comfortable living space. The ground floor features a fully-equipped, separate kitchen with a splendid granite worktop that opens onto a sunny terrace with a bioclimatic pergola. A light-filled living-dining room, with a beautiful fireplace and designer steel insert, blends perfectly with the contemporary staircase leading to a vast study and bedroom on the first level. On the ground floor, you'll find a functional laundry room, three spacious bedrooms including a master suite, a practical dressing room and a gym with access from the outside, providing the ideal setting for relaxation and well-being. The basement houses a cellar, while a tiled double garage provides secure parking for your vehicles. Outside, a pool house of around 100m², spread over two levels, adds an extra touch of elegance to this exceptional property. The main living area, comprising a kitchen and lounge/dining room, is accompanied by a shower room. Upstairs, a spacious mezzanine offers the possibility of creating two additional bedrooms, as required. The entire property is nestled in the heart of fully enclosed grounds planted with trees and covering a generous area of around 3370 m², and is equipped with an integrated automatic watering system supplied by a borehole. . You can take full advantage of the fine weather thanks to the swimming pool and its electric dome, equipped with extra-flat panels, offering a space for relaxation and leisure in complete privacy. The grounds feature mature trees such as pines, magnolias and olive trees, as well as an orchard planted with cherry, apple, pear, apricot and kiwi trees and 12 vines. Finally, the proximity of Valence TGV station and the A7 motorway gives this property quick and easy access to the main transport routes, making it easy for you to get around.

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Drôme des collines - Farmhouse of more than 400 m2 - Agricultural land 2.9 hectares Located a few minutes from the town of Romans sur Isère and enjoying a sumptuous view of the Vercors massif, Horse Immo is pleased to present this beautiful property to you. Located in the heart of a green and calm environment, this pleasant estate benefits from a very well renovated farmhouse offering more than 400 m2 of interior space. Modular as desired, it will be easily possible to create several habitable spaces with the idea of ​​developing gîtes or several independent dwellings. The current layout already offers an apartment with living rooms and 4 bedrooms and a gîte. The exteriors, even more pleasant, are spread over more than 2 hectares, converted into parks and paddocks. Storage shed, shelters as well as a stabling type module divided into 4 terrace boxes can accommodate horses. Ideal for an agricultural, equestrian or tourist project, the property allows immediate departures for walks. Our opinion Horse Immo: the ideal place for a change of life!