luxury house for sale Coupiac, France

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In the Grands Causses park, 20 minutes from Saint-Affrique, this exceptional 19th century estate, once a sheepfold, has been tastefully renovated to offer a property complex of nearly 500sqm. The interior of the main house combines a clever blend of old-world charm and modernity with friendly living spaces, such as the living room which gives an unusual atmosphere. The mix of materials such as iron and wood with the natural stone floor and walls adds an industrial touch. On the ground floor, there is also the kitchen with access to the terrace, the laundry room and a toilet. The first floor, also accessible from the outside, consists of a master suite with shower room and toilet, and three other bedrooms sharing a shower room and toilet. A relaxation area with sauna completes this level. On the second floor, there is a room of over 70sqm, partly in the attic. This is currently used as a yoga room and has underfloor heating. A 43sqm loft-style apartment is also on this level. The roof terrace with a view of the valley and its 'catamaran net' type relaxation area creates a little corner of paradise. The first 73sqm cottage, on two levels, is made up of 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. Tastefully renovated, while retaining the character of the old with the stone walls. It has its own private outdoor space out of sight. The second 45sqm cottage, more intimate, is made up of a bedroom with an adjoining bathroom. It also has a private outdoor space. The building also has an outbuilding currently used as a storage space. The exterior is a true natural setting: the swimming pool in the extension of the sunny terrace offers an exceptional view of the green valleys. This haven of peace extends over a vast plot of land of more than 25,000sqm with a forest. The stream bordering the property adds a touch of serenity, offering a natural setting conducive to relaxation and meditation. This estate is a rare opportunity for those who dream of creating a space dedicated to well-being and reconnecting with nature, while enjoying an exceptional living environment. A real favorite for lovers of nature, calm, and authenticity. A peaceful life far from the hustle and bustle of big cities. Heating: - main house: wood stove, pellet stove, electric - gîtes: pellet stove and electric Sanitation: Collective, hamlet wastewater treatment plant Double glazing Amenities and school: 15min School bus in the hamlet Saint-Affrique: 20min Albi: 1h Mediterranean: 1h40 Montpellier TGV station: 1h45 ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: B Average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, 2023 (subscriptions included): between 8270 euros and 11230 euros Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

In the southern part of the Aveyron department, near Camarès, a mill with all pertaining water rights and more than one hectare of fields and woods. With a recorded existence dating back to 1147, the mill was given as part of a canonical donation to a chapter of the Beaumont monastery, by Cécile, the Viscountess of Albi. It most likely became independent in 1316. Subsequently passed down from one generation to the next, it has guarded the vestiges of its millstream, pond and machinery. Within the property, the grouped settlement is varied in nature. It includes two houses, that of the miller and that of the flour seller, as well as the mill itself. The architectural harmony of the whole is the result of using locally sourced schist in the construction of the walls and slate for the gabled roofs, while ashlar stone or wood is used for the window surrounds. The spaces are deftly organised in order to take full advantage of the exteriors.

250 years old and situated at an altitude of 416m, come and discover this carefully renovated old farmhouse, set against a mountainside with views over the valley and forest. This 225 m² building currently houses the village's bread oven, which is still in operation! When you open the front door, you discover an immense living space with parquet flooring, including the entrance hall, the dining room facing a magnificent fireplace, and a large kitchen whose original materials have been preserved. Two living areas with pellet stoves and double-glazed aluminum windows overlooking the mountains form part of this living space. On the ground floor, a toilet, a shower room, a storeroom and an en suite bedroom with a large bathroom with Jacuzzi bath complete this level.At the top of the stairs, you'll find a large relaxation area, currently used as an artist's studio, with access to the barn of over 45m², still to be renovated according to its purpose. Water and electricity are already installed. From this relaxation area, an L-shaped corridor leads to a shower room with WC and two tastefully decorated bedrooms. Outside, two gates and a wicket door give access to the property. Several landings lead to the forest and garden, with a large wooden outbuilding, a large aquarium, a natural spring, a large terrace and a greenhouse with a large bed for sleeping with your head in the stars. A large basement and garage are sold with this home. The south-facing aspect is a real highlight, offering plenty of light all day long. If you're looking for a house with character, completely and beautifully renovated, in a quiet, charming hamlet, this property is for you!

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Remarkable real estate complex, located in the heart of the Lévézou region in Aveyron, just 10km from Lake Pareloup, and -30 km from Rodez, nestled on almost 3 hectares of greenery, in an absolutely idyllic, quiet setting. and without close neighbors, has benefited from a complete and recent restoration, combining careful decoration, refined finishes, ecological and quality materials, while having preserved all its elements and its original character; which earned it a label from La Fondation du Patrimoine. This old mill, a fine example of rural heritage of the region, is an ensemble of two residential houses facing south and several outbuildings structured around a stream and a small courtyard. It provides a unique opportunity, not only for a connaisseur of historic stone buildings, but also for any investor seeking to develop an activity in hostelry (seasonal or long-term rentals) and hosting of events. In addition to the main residence (+ 230 m²), the complex includes a lodge of almost 90 m² (rated 3 stars) accommodating up to 5 people, an exceptional barn of + 400 m², a large carport accommodating two vehicles, a cellar, a closed garage for two cars, two greenhouses, an old restored bread oven, and a covered terrace accessible from the living room of the main residence. The main residence, on 3 levels: Ground floor: a large entrance with, a laundry space contiguous with a large workshop to the right, and, to the left, a small exhibition room displaying old components of the original mill. Upstairs: a large living room, luminous with its numerous openings (including 2 French windows, one opening onto a covered terrace, ideal for summer meals, and the other to the back of the house), a fully equipped kitchen opening onto the living room, with a beautiful terra-cota wood stove. Next: two bedrooms, a bathroom (installed in the old scullery), and separate WC. Top floor, an exceptional open space serving as a library, a large bedroom and a bathroom with WC. The library can be potentially divided to create an additional bedroom. Upon crossing the stream on a small metal bridge, a pleasant courtyard serves the outbuildings: Renovated from an old barn, above a large carport and a cellar, the lodge is independent. It comprises a spectacular living room with a wood stove and an open kitchen facing onto a small fenced terrace, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a separate toilet and a large closet. This accommodation is ideal for entertaining family, friends, or for hostelry. To the side, two small greenhouses transformed from old pigsties and covered with a transparent sheet roof are ideal for horticulture enthusiasts. They may also be adapted for other purposes. Opposite is a barn with two levels measuring 210 m² each. On the ground level, the old stables retain their original aspect. Ample under-beam height allows this space to be adapted to other purposes. On the second level, the barn with a spacious cathedral-type roof frame, is very spectacular and could serve perfectly as a reception room for weddings, seminars, concerts, an artisan’s workshop or other activities. A planning permission is in progress. The roof is covered with numerous photovoltaic panels (9 kW-C) whose contract can be transferred to the next owner.. A covered garage accommodating two vehicles is attached to the barn. Both levels of the old barn are accessible to deliveries necessary for the organization of events. The small courtyard outside, with its renovated semi-covered bread oven, can serve as an outdoor space for receptions, aperitifs, a smoking chamber, etc. The estate has been landscaped into a park along the entire course of the stream (1.5 km) and around the property. A garden flowering throughout the year has been created around the buildings. There is also a terraced vegetable garden and two orchards with about twenty fruit trees (apple, pear, peach, cherry, etc.). Above is a parking space for around ten cars. The surroundings are rural and wooded, ensuring tranquility of the environment. Virtual tour + indoord plans available upon request. Technical side: The roofs of all buildings, in lauze or slate, are in very good condition with renovation dating from 2007-2013. The large barn is equipped with photovoltaic panels (9kWp). The lodge and the house are equipped with solar panels for domestic hot water. The thermal insulation of the main residence consists of 10cm of duck feathers for the roof and 5cm of hemp-lime coating on the inside walls. For the lodge, there is 30cm of hemp wool for the roof and 10cm of hemp-lime coating on the walls, making the residences healthy and free of humidity. Heating of both residences is provided by geothermal heat pumps (underfloor heating for the lodge). In addition, the living rooms of the main house and the lodge are equipped with a wood stove. All windows of the residential buildings are made of wood and are equipped with insulating double glazing. Autonomous sanitation is ensured by a microstation dimensioned for approximately 10 people. The property is not connected to the public water network, but a source (with a 6,000L tank) and a domestic borehole give self-sufficiency in drinking water (analyzed regularly). Two additional rainwater tanks (7,000L and 3,000L) connected to the WC and washing machines ensure adequate water autonomy. DPE C - GES A Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr »

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