luxury houses with terrace for sale Jouet-sur-l'Aubois, France

Exceptional villa MARZY for sale - €690,000 The RE/MAX Platinium agency has the privilege of presenting an exceptional property in one of the most sought-after areas of MARZY. A home designed for those who refuse the ordinary. Here, the gaze opens onto a magnificent garden where the senses travel and everyday life takes on a whole new dimension. Welcome to a property unlike anything you know. 286 m² of living space · 4,000 m² of fully enclosed land · 4 bedrooms Located in one of the most exclusive developments in Marzy, this prestigious villa surprises at first glance. Its fully enclosed land, with no overlooking neighbors, houses rare tree species — olive trees, palm trees, and generous foliage — which instantly transport you to Mediterranean horizons. A complete change of scenery just minutes from the center. The house flows seamlessly around its living spaces: a large bright living room, a kitchen open to a covered terrace, 4 bedrooms, an office, a professional space, a laundry room, a double garage, and a carport. The height of the art of living: a private wellness area with a spa, steam room, and covered heated pool with a panoramic dome directly connecting to the house - for swimming in all seasons and in complete privacy. Exceptional features & materials: - Bordeaux stone — facades & interior cladding - Recessed sliding glass doors - High-end aluminum exterior joinery - Underfloor heating & air/water heat pump - Entirely paved around the house - Private spa & steam room - Heated pool under dome — usable 12 months a year - Double garage + carport - 4,000 m² enclosed land, with no overlooking neighbors The benefits and more of this property: - Discreet and selective neighborhood - Development shaped for everyone’s well-being. An environment where it is good to live. - Property tax of €3081 - New liner replaced - Energy performance diagnosis (DPE)This description has been automatically translated from French.

Mill near Sancerre. In the heart of Berry, the former Vrin mill opens onto a private estate of over five hectares. Restored in 2023, it blends the rustic charm of exposed beams and terracotta tiles with contemporary comforts designed for hospitality. Here, the millrace and the river flow through the estate, light glides across the stonework, and the view opens onto meadows bordered by woods. The atmosphere is that of a timeless retreat, where one comes to savor tranquility, share moments with family, or extend the hospitality of guests. This mill near Sancerre, already operating as a gîte (holiday rental), combines family warmth with professional potential: a turnkey property, equally suited to country living or a profitable tourism business, in a natural environment of rare beauty. An interior steeped in history. The mill has retained its soul: exposed beams, antique terracotta tiles, and fireplaces punctuate the rooms. The recent renovation has preserved this heritage while creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The spaces open generously, allowing families and guests to be welcomed in a convivial and elegant setting. The master suites reflect this dual purpose: privacy and comfort for residents with breathtaking views of nature, and functionality and quality for tourists. Each space strikes a balance between authenticity and modernity, creating a country house imbued with history and light. A park where nature is preserved. Beyond the walls, nature stretches without limit. The estate unfolds across 5.4 hectares of meadows, woods, and riverbanks, traversed by a millrace that recalls the mill's original purpose. Terraces overlook the heated swimming pool and spa, offering a lifestyle in harmony with the seasons. Here, nature is not merely a backdrop but a daily presence. The secluded estate invites relaxation while offering opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, fishing, or cycling. Balancing intimacy and openness, it becomes a family retreat and a privileged setting for memorable stays. A territory to explore. Le Moulin de Vrin is nestled in a region rich in landscapes and heritage. Just a stone's throw from La Charité-sur-Loire, a UNESCO-listed monastic town, and the renowned vineyards of Sancerre, it enjoys an ideal location. Bourges and Vézelay complete this cultural and natural setting, while the Loire River and its tributaries offer opportunities for walks and exploration. A country house with a gîte in the Berry region, the property benefits from easy access to the A77 motorway and the TGV high-speed train, while retaining the rarity of a secluded site in the heart of nature. A unique balance between peaceful retreat and access to the riches of a vibrant region. Agency opinion: Le Moulin de Vrin is an exceptional property. A former mill renovated in 2023, it offers both an intimate living environment and a profitable business thanks to its gîte activity. Its strengths lie in the quality of its renovation, its preserved natural surroundings, and its heritage potential. Ideal for a large family, an investor, or a second home project, it combines personal enjoyment with income potential. A mill near Sancerre that embodies the meeting of history, nature, and the art of living.

Located near the city center of Nevers and 5 minutes from the A77 motorway, which connects to Paris in under 2 hours (Lyon in 2 hours 39 minutes by train), this charming house, with its 2400 m² plot, outbuilding comprising a studio with shower room, toilet, kitchenette, bicycle storage, and garages, all enclosed by walls, could be considered as a spacious family home or a bed and breakfast. Completely renovated with high-quality materials and featuring a new roof, it has been tastefully furnished and is perfectly secured with an electric gate. Its 320 m² paved courtyard provides parking for vehicles. (Bed and breakfast business with a revenue of €150,000/year) Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): D/D Asking price: €866.000 (net seller price: €816.980 - agency fees of 6% including VAT payable by the buyer) Property presented by Marie PROVOTELLE (EI): +33(0)6.86.92.67.77 - [email protected]. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

In Burgundy, in a Natura 2000 environment, on 6.5 hectares of land, a manor from the 18th century, a long house from the 19th century, outbuildings, and a swimming pool. Once past a first white gate adorned with volutes, then a second one, at the end of an alley lined with trees and a stone bridge crossing the river, the manor and the various buildings reveal themselves. The facades, pierced with straight or ogival openings, are constructed of jointed rubble, with stone framing around the openings and corner chains. The roofs, either gabled or hipped, are mostly covered with flat tiles. A gravel path runs along a lawn area decorated with trimmed yews, before moving away towards a part of the park planted with numerous trees and integrating an orchard, a vegetable garden, as well as a garden located slightly below. A 9 m x 4 m swimming pool is hidden from view by vegetation, next to a wooden guinguette with an open porch. The facades of the main residence, divided into several sections, are pierced with predominantly mullioned openings and present a simple modeling. A tower contains the main vestibule and a staircase, while an extension with a slate roof serves as a technical room for the swimming pool. At the corner of the manor, the long house, built according to a rectangular plan, has multiple openings and is extended by a terrace on each side, as well as a shed at one end. A pétanque court sheltered by a row of trees is also present. An offset barn, with a surface area of 247 m², includes a living space to be renovated at one of its ends. A saddlery is located next to the stables, which include four boxes covering an area of about 63 m². Following are a woodshed, a porch, and a garage with sliding wooden doors, with a surface area of 46 m², intended for storing agricultural equipment and vehicles. It also serves as a hayloft in its upper part. All buildings benefit from a view that extends far over the park, meadow, and surrounding woods.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Elegance & Guest Activity In Nevers, just 2.5 hours from Paris, this remarkable character property enjoys a privileged setting, directly overlooking the century-old trees of the renowned Roger Salengro park. Behind its walls, the property reveals a truly rare living environment: an elegant paved and shaded terrace extends the reception areas and opens onto a beautifully landscaped garden of over 2,300 sqm — a true green haven in the heart of town. Fully renovated using high-end materials, the house offers approximately 456 sqm of living space over three levels, with generous volumes and a layout perfectly suited to a hospitality business. Ground floor Entrance hall, office with back office, double reception room in a row with elegant perspectives, large fitted kitchen, WC, and direct access to the terrace. First floor Five bedrooms, three shower rooms, one bathroom, and four WCs. Second floor Games room, three additional bedrooms, one shower room, and one WC. Basement Superb cellars on two levels, laundry room, boiler room, and storage areas. In addition, an outbuilding includes an independent studio with shower room and WC, as well as two garages, one of which features sanitary facilities and convertible attic space. Currently operated as a guesthouse, the property benefits from a particularly dynamic business, generating an annual turnover of approximately €150,000. A well-structured, fully operational business with a loyal clientele and a strategic location. The opportunities are numerous: continue a profitable activity, develop a high-end hospitality project, or create a prestigious family residence in a prime environment. A rare property, perfectly combining character, location, and economic performance.

Two hours from Paris, in Burgundy, by the royal river, a master house from the Enlightenment century. Approaching the residence, large expanses of grass planted with tall trees and punctuated by benches face the river and the city walls. The road that leads to the property is now closed to vehicles, ensuring an environment of rare calm in an urban setting. A white-painted wooden gate opens onto a courtyard rich with flowering plants of various species. At the back of the house, to the south, a large Burgundy stone terrace is bordered by lush vegetation. From there, a stone wall runs along a path and leads to an old intricately carved wooden door that provides access to the street leading to the bridge that crosses the Loire. Built in 1729 and raised to three levels – a garden level and two floors – the master house has had several occupants, including the former wife of Gaston Defferre, who loved to admire the Loire from her bedroom. At the front of the dwelling, a small intricately carved wooden terrace, which reveals various floral bouquets below, overlooks the courtyard by a staircase and runs along the first floor, which benefits from a view of the river. The main façade is animated by numerous openings, mostly adorned with small-paned windows. The main entrance, accessible from the courtyard by the wooden staircase, is secured by a French door topped with a glazed transom. The building is topped with a Mansard roof, with three slopes each formed by two pitches. The brisis is pierced by dormers with pediments typical of the 18th century. The white-painted shutters and the frames of the openings, made of limestone ashlar, are highlighted by the recently redone natural rectangular slates that make up the covering.

Property, agricultural estate: fortified house from the 13th century, its manager's house, guest house, for sale in Nivernais-Morvan (58, Nièvre): More than 650 m² of living space, 19 rooms; restaurant, guesthouses, and bed and breakfast possible. Two large barns, 3.65 hectares of parkland, courtyards, swimming pool, pastures. An ideal site for a guesthouse, horses, and animals. The layout of this farm, mentioned in 1287 as property of the diocese of Nevers, surrounds its medieval fortified house that overlooks the small village nestled around its Romanesque church and remains a prototype of a fief from that era, amid an astonishingly cheerful and open landscape: fields, pastures, groves, orchards, vineyards, woods, and ponds with varying colors pepper the hills, on the path of evangelizers who came from Smyrna in the second century. This configuration of concentrated buildings, overlooking the estate, persists into this 21st century, following the Napoleonic plan. The village is not lacking in historical figures: several knights from noble Nivernais families succeeded each other "at the castle." In the 15th century, a local usurper resembling Jeanne d'Arc, Jeanne des Armoises, was entrusted with armies that ravaged several regions but was fortunately recognized while passing through the village. In 1708, a valued personage, lord of the commune, advisor to Louis XIV, offered all his properties to the Hôtel-Dieu Saint-Didier de Nevers, built in the medieval period to care for lepers, the needy, and the injured. Between two ancient buttresses, the entrance to the former lower courtyard first reveals, directly ahead, the fortified house at the center of the estate; then, to the left, the long manager's house and its barn/stable forming a right angle, preceded by the cart awning. The grove of deciduous trees casting shade over the southern terrace of the manor conceals it from the view of the guest house whose entrance faces it. The vast barn-stable, at the back of the honor courtyard, opens onto almost 3 hectares of pastures south, west, and north surrounding the six buildings. All around, the varied and hilly landscape offers bucolic views of the hills of the Morvan foothills, crossed by hiking trails. On the road from Nevers to Morvan, the Côtes du Nivernais offer a temperate climate, and the property of more than 650 m² is adaptable for multiple uses: animal husbandry (3 hectares of pastures, lower courtyard); horse guest house (barns, lodgings, rooms, swimming pool); bed and breakfast; professional catering in the manager's house; or simply comfortable homes surrounded by a well-private perimeter. 1) The fortified house, 225.44 m² of living space on one level, full of medieval character, spacious volumes, all comforts (south-north): The stair tower leads via a straight staircase to the vaulted stone cellars at a man's height (one for wine, the other for tasting); and via the spiral staircase to the first floor at ground level on southern and northern terraces, wooded park, and courtyards. Fruit trees nearby in the northern pasture. Through a mullioned door, the common room with American kitchen of about 60 m² reveals wide beams, a large stone fireplace, French doors onto the southern terrace; to the back: toilets and shower. Access to the fuel condensation boiler (2007, cast iron radiators) in a small outbuilding with a superb frame; Living room of about 70 m² with double exposure: timber frames separating the dining area from the living space; insert fireplace; doors onto southern and northern terraces; Corridor distributing: *3 beautiful character bedrooms; *bathroom (stone niche); *toilets; *master bedroom in the gable (about 50 m²): wide beams, monumental fireplace, niche for a small seat. Attic with original superb frame with rafters forming a farm. 2) The manager's house 256 m² of arranged living space (east-west): Ground floor: Large beamed room of 81 m², which can serve as a living room or restaurant, triple exposure, panoramic view of the surrounding countryside; Entrance; living room; toilets; office; shower room. Technical room (fuel boiler 2001). Professional kitchen. Attic converted into an 80 m² apartment: Living room 30 m² with insert fireplace, American kitchen; superb view of fields and hills; 3 bedrooms: from 10 to 20 m² on the floor; Office 8 m²; Shower room fitted and toilets. 3) The guest house or bed and breakfast, private southern terrace and garden surrounded by dry stone walls: Central building: two large suites of about 40 m² (ground floor and first floor), each with shower room and separate toilets; * two attic bedrooms of about 18 m² on the floor, each with shower room and toilets (those are in need of refreshing). * Attached building to the east: Large living room with fireplace and fitted kitchen of about 40 m²; door onto garden and southern terrace; view of the village and hills. * Attached building to the west: awning; shelter of about 80 m² on the floor, and its attic: a volume possibly usable for a flea market. * At the back, facing south, a second awning precedes the pool area (6 x 12 m, chlorine, unheated). The western gardens, also framed by dry stone walls, can provide access to this pool. 4) The barns testify to the former opulence of the large estate mentioned as providing supplies to the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Nevers: medieval barn-stable-winery, with awning, of 200 m² (20 x 10 m): garage, winery side, stable side; lean-to. 19th-century barn-stable with awning, 360 m² (30 x 12 m): central garage, vast stables on either side, loft; lean-to. 5) Small outbuildings to the north, fenced lower courtyard: henhouse, pigsty with 3 pens. 6) The land on the hillside, protected from northern winds by the hill, enjoys a view of almost 360° over the village and its steeple, the woods, opulent fields, and hills; the walls give it a touch of authenticity; no neighbors. The layout of this large noble farm allows for the possession of many animals both outdoors and indoors, close to hiking paths and forests. In the heart of a rich heritage to visit, from the Côtes du Nivernais, Morvan, Nevers: since the Romanesque, medieval periods Guédelon, Vézelay vineyards. Less than 10 minutes from towns with shops and markets. 36 km from Nevers, the prefecture of Nièvre. 32 km from the A77 Paris-Moulins. 25 min from La Charité-sur-Loire (2 h Paris): SNCF station, A77. 30 min from Pouilly-sur-Loire (less than 2 h from Paris): SNCF station, A77. Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.