luxury house with terrace for sale Liginiac, France

In an exclusive, natural, and commanding setting, with breathtaking views of the Cantal mountains and the Dordogne gorges, lies an exceptional property spanning over 6 hectares, blending heathland, forest, and fresh air. Accessed via a private road, the estate features a contemporary, high-end house with three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en suite), and a magnificent 70 sq m living area with an open-plan kitchen and large bay windows opening onto a vast terrace offering stunning views. In addition to an office annex and storage outbuildings, you will enjoy two comfortable lodges, ideal for accommodating friends and family or developing a high-end bed and breakfast business. Impossible to replicate given the current Local Urban Development Plan, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a unique property in the Haute-Corrèze department.

Located in the heart of a typical hamlet in our charming region, just a few minutes from Meymac, this property, nestled in its 2360m2 of secluded greenery, comprises a house, a barn, and a former pigsty. The main house, built over a basement used as a garage/cellar and accessible from within the house, consists of an entrance hall leading to a living room with a fireplace, a dining room with a covered patio and open-plan kitchen, and a WC with a washbasin. On the first floor, a landing leads to four good-sized bedrooms, a bathroom, and a WC. The second and top floor offers attic space that could be converted. An outbuilding includes a barn with a sound structure, offering approximately 150m2 of floor space over two levels. Outside, in addition to several terrace areas, the property features a heated chlorine swimming pool. The former pigsty currently serves as a pool house. EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTY IN A PRIVILEGED AND CALM OLYMPIAN LOCATION!

Set in the heart of the medieval town of Meymac, this magnificent property combines historic charm, character and timeless elegance, with spacious and versatile accommodation arranged over several levels. Behind a wrought-iron gate, two separate entrances provide access to the house, both leading to a light-filled entrance hall. THE MAIN HOUSE Ground Floor: The spacious lounge (39 m²) features beautiful parquet flooring and an impressive fireplace with wood-burning stove, while windows at both ends provide plenty of natural light. The generous kitchen-dining room (41 m²) is equally bright, with three windows and a stylish contemporary fitted kitchen with breakfast table, plus ample space for dining and entertaining. A rear porch and separate WC complete this level. First Floor: A beautiful staircase leads to the 15.2 m² landing, with double doors at either end opening onto balconies – lovely private spaces to enjoy the sunshine. Bedroom one (19.6 m²) has an en-suite shower room (11.2 m²), while bedroom two (19.7 m²) has its own en-suite (8.6 m²). A separate dressing room (10 m²) and office/additional room (10 m²) provide further flexibility. Second Floor: The second landing (6.8 m²) leads to bedroom three (10.8 m²) and bedroom four (11 m²), together with a separate shower room (9.8 m²), independent WC and small attic space. Lower Ground Floor: Accessed from the front via electric roller shutters, a tunnel (30 m²) leads to a spacious 75 m² parking area with electric vehicle charging point. This level also houses the oil-fired boiler and tank, electrical distribution board and meter, with space for a washing machine and freezer. A particularly useful feature is the lift, providing direct access to the ground floor and making everyday tasks such as transporting shopping and laundry between levels considerably easier. ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION Across the courtyard, a second property (160m2) offers excellent flexibility for family, friends or other uses. It comprises a 38 m² kitchen-dining area with fitted kitchen, electric radiators and two entrances, plus a 7.5 m² shower room. Three bedrooms (16 m², 10 m² and 16 m²) are accessed via two staircases and all have electric radiators. Attached on the same level is a further 36 m² living space with double doors, ideal for summer entertaining. Upstairs, a 37 m² mezzanine with two skylights provides additional versatile accommodation. OUTSIDE The courtyard includes a substantial barn divided into three areas: a 20.6 m² workshop, 32 m² stable and 18 m² additional space. A terrace enjoys views across the rooftops of Meymac and the surrounding countryside. Gates lead to the 4123 m² garden, with established trees, a pond and several outbuildings. These include a 32 m² double garage and a 23 m² outbuilding providing storage for gardening equipment and a tractor mower. A further gate provides convenient garden access. At the front, a beautiful south-facing paved terrace with established shrubs provides an attractive space to enjoy the sunshine. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The current owners have completely transformed and regularly maintained the property. The roofs of the outbuildings were re-covered in 2018 and the house and barns in 2023; and the electricity updated the same year. The property has been tastefully decorated throughout. Heating is by a combination of fuel oil and electric radiators. A Rare Opportunity This exceptional property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the character of historic Meymac with generous and highly versatile accommodation. Combining a substantial main house, additional accommodation, extensive outbuildings, large garden, terraces, ample parking and the convenience of a lift, it offers considerable space and flexibility.

In the heart of the Auvergne Volcanoes Regional Natural Park, in one of the most preserved and sought-after areas of the Cantal region, this confidential estate spanning nearly 8 hectares offers a truly rare experience: complete immersion in nature, far from all disturbance, in an environment where silence, space and landscape become a luxury in their own right. Conceived as a genuine high-end retreat dedicated to well-being and reconnection, this unique estate embodies an exclusive concept combining premium hospitality, intimate lodges and a refined sensory experience. Meadows, forests, water features and sweeping panoramas create an exceptional natural setting where deer and roe deer regularly roam at dusk. The estate comprises a hamlet of eco-designed lodges, entirely restored in 2022 with great respect for their surroundings. Each accommodation has been envisioned as an independent cocoon offering complete privacy, open views over the Auvergne countryside and high-end amenities. Natural materials, understated and elegant lines, terraces opening onto the landscape, and private spas accessible at all times create a deeply soothing atmosphere. Five south-facing lodges each feature a private spa on a sheltered terrace beneath a bioclimatic pergola. A sixth lodge offers an even more exclusive wellness experience with a luxury spa set beneath a private kiosk. All lodges include a sleeping area with lounge, kitchenette, bathroom with oversized walk-in shower and separate toilets. A PMR-accessible chalet completes the estate, featuring a living area with kitchenette, two bedrooms and a bathroom. At nightfall, opening the pergolas reveals a remarkable star-filled sky, further enhancing the singular character of the property. The estate also includes several complementary spaces dedicated to hospitality and the art of living: – a main house arranged into two independent areas for guests and hosts, – several reception areas, – a breakfast and service room, – a building with a fully functional traditional bread oven and direct access to the pond, – laundry room, workshop and storage facilities. An independent wellness area, conceived as a true sanctuary of relaxation dedicated to letting go and reconnecting with oneself, enriches the experience with its Himalayan pink salt wall, massage room and herbal tea lounge. Out of the 8 hectares, more than 52,000 m² are zoned for development (tourist accommodation and leisure activities), offering exceptionally rare development potential in such an environment. Sold fully furnished and equipped, the estate is offered turnkey, ready for immediate operation or private use without requiring any additional investment. Every space has been designed with coherence and high standards to provide an elegant, seamless and immediately operational experience. A rare offering on the market, this property achieves a highly sought-after balance between authenticity, comfort and immediate usability. Cantal embodies a more raw and spectacular side of Auvergne, where luxury lies not in ostentation, but in the intrinsic quality of the property, its architecture, its setting and its relationship with the surrounding landscape. A property conceived as an elegant and sustainable retreat in the heart of an unspoiled territory. Through its positioning, fully accomplished concept and remarkable natural environment, this property will appeal equally to investors and hospitality professionals seeking a distinctive luxury tourism destination, as well as to buyers searching for an extraordinary lifestyle property capable of combining exclusive hospitality with an exceptional way of life in the heart of magnificent nature. A rare and deeply inspiring place, where luxury and nature exist in remarkable harmony. Sale price: €2,315,000 (agency fees payable by the seller) Energy rating: C Climate rating: A This property is presented by Marie-Laure Courmont +33 6 80 44 89 84 – Independent Sales Agent Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed, including legal obligations for land clearing, is available on the Géorisques website

The estate comprises an early 16th century manor house, an outbuilding and a building used as garages. All set in 5835 m² of land. The manor house (numerous rooms with magnificent views over the Dordogne): Ground floor: the hall gives access (stone door pediment dated and engraved 1507) to a magnificent bright living room with fireplace (42m²), vast kitchen with inglenook fireplace of 40m² with access to terrace and garden, a small boudoir/study of 9m² and 2 wc. 1st floor: access to the 1st floor is via a beautiful stone staircase and the corridor leads you to two spacious bedrooms with cushioned windows (43m² and 46m²) and a bathroom with wc of 13m². One of the fireplaces on the first floor features polychrome decoration that is probably original. Second floor: beam and panelled corridor, 4 bedrooms including a 26m² bedroom (panelled wall and ceiling), a 16m² bedroom and a 14m² bedroom. A bathroom with toilet. The manor house has 4 fireplaces and 2 inglenook fireplaces and the wooden floors are solid wood. In the basement, there is a 21m² cellar with a beautiful preserved fishpond in period stone. The left facade features a large period sundial. Heating system: Oil-fired central heating and some electric heating. Sanitation system: Mains drainage. Schist slate roof. Single-glazed windows. The outbuilding: on the ground floor, a large room used as a garage or workshop (35 m²), an 11 m² bedroom and a room used as a utility room with a shower and space for the oil-fired boiler and its 5000 litre tank. On the first floor: a vast 68 m² room under the roof. Travassac slate roof. The land is part meadow and part forest, with different levels: games, relaxation, walking. Situated 10 km from Lapleau and 29 km from Egletons (all amenities). Airports: Aurillac (58km) and Brive (70km) History of the property: the manor house is part of the life of the gabariers and fishermen of the Dordogne. The tower's frontispiece, dated 1507, depicts a fish in the Dordogne, symbolising the lords' link with the town's river activities. Since the 16th century, the estate has belonged to a number of families of noble or notable status, such as the de Monamy family (16th century), the du Solier family (18th century) and the Chanfeuil family (19th-20th centuries), all of whom were involved in the Dordogne fishing and barging trade. It was bought in 1963 by the grandparents of the current owners, a Hungarian immigrant couple who had fled the totalitarian regime in 1949. Having fallen in love with the Dordogne valley and fallen under the spell of the uninterrupted view of the river from the manor's tower, they embarked on a major restoration project to restore the site, which had fallen into disuse, to its former beauty and unique charm. The grandmother of the current owners wanted to register the manor house as a Historic Monument.

An entire hamlet, renovated for welcoming guests in an extraordinary site (Corrèze 19):Regional Natural Park of Millevaches: 134 hectares of forests, meadows, streams, springs… protected ZNIEFF and Natura 2000 for birds. Extraordinary landscapes around three houses (230 m², 208 m², 83 m² living space), reception building (500 m² living space), bakery, closed hangar of 500 m² on the ground. SCI and SARL to be taken over. For welcoming, seminars, group cottages, large families, unforgettable vacations...Still in Marche, foothills of the Massif Central, between Poitou and Limousin, "the hamlet on the Route of Heaven", in the heart of the "Plateau des Millevaches", and about 700 m above sea level, has an exceptional appeal due to its vast landscapes of incredible variety: open or mountainous, hilly or steep... and its deep views, especially from the houses at sunset. Its land has a value free of leases: full ownership has been preserved for its great ecological interest, where protected fauna and flora thrive in biotopes with totally different atmospheres. Young beech forest or century-old (ZNIEFF), with ghostly shapes colored by lichens, sheltering roe deer and rare bird species; forest descending along the ravine crossed by the streams of the hill merging with the "Menu Ruisseau" and its waterfalls, playground for otters, kingfishers, and wagtails; at the bottom of the valley, the remains of mills hint at an ancient activity since time immemorial. Higher up, to the east, climbing the Hill of Heaven: groves of century-old deciduous trees of various species, where the hoopoe breeds and the lynx hides; heathland and gently rolling meadows—overflown by the booted eagle, the black or royal kite, the nightjar, the short-toed snake eagle, the buzzard, the booted eagle… well-maintained pastures, bordered by living hedges and century-old oaks; in addition to the protected peat bogs, hiding places for pearl mussels, the carnivorous sundew, and the thousand flowers appreciated by bees, dragonflies, butterflies, sedentary or migratory birds… and even the viviparous lizard: at least two springs are recorded on the property (one supplies the entire hamlet), in this land of a thousand vèch: https://www.tourisme-hautecorreze.fr/decouvrez/explorez-une-nature-dexception/paysages-immenses-et-secrets/grands-sites-de-haute-correze/mysterieuses-tourbieres-du-plateau-de-millevaches/; https://rando-millevaches.fr/fr/trek/729938-Circuit-des-Tourbieres.Natura 2000 "birds" to the east, with owner commitment under contract. The reputation of the Regional Natural Park of Mille Vèch is well-established: https://inpn.mnhn.fr/espace/protege/FR8000045The tireless nature in which the hamlet has been built and expanded over centuries can be admired from all the windows: a site for recharging for a long time… In cut granite stone, between the Mountain of Heaven and the Windy Valley, facing the southwest view:1) The House of Good Welcome (almost 500 m² living space: 350 m² on the ground, 2 levels, renovations in 2021 including roofing, and underfloor heating via geothermal + wood stove): under the impressive ceiling heights of the former barn of the hamlet, everything has been recently arranged for groups; vast meeting rooms, "cathedral" dining room 100 m² with semi-professional kitchen (fitted and equipped: high-priced furniture negotiable separately); communal sanitary facilities (4 sinks, 4 showers, 5 toilets, including one handicap-accessible space); dormitory 100 m²; technical "basement", boiler room (100 m²); stone terrace and tiled terrace, vehicle access "paved"...2) The Old House of 83 m² living space (recent renovations): common room with exposed stone, where the medieval fireplace still reigns; fitted and equipped kitchen; toilets; upstairs: 3 bedrooms, bathroom, separate toilets. Electric radiant heating.3) The Big House of 208 m² living space (renovations in 2018): sheltered terrace, accessible via its wide granite staircase; above an immense and ancient vaulted stone cellar (100 m², fuel boiler, laundry room), the spacious common room with fireplace 100 m² also has a fitted and equipped American-style kitchen; bedroom with its shower room; laundry room, toilets; upstairs: 3 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, toilets.4) The Cantou House of 230 m² living space (roofing and some window renovations in 2022): next to the stone calvary, overlooking the other dwellings, its very old granite stone bases and interior slabs worn by feet, would suggest an early medieval master house; by the way, the cantou still present in the living room revives the memory of the ancient regional tradition. Raised in the 19th century, the house has 3 levels to be completely restored inside of a sound structure. Surrounded by walls from the access path, the Cantou House has a nice little outbuilding.Its small independent garage of two levels: 25 m² on the ground.5) The Bakery: the vaulted schist hall of the granite oven, of 16 m², on the hillside, under its attic, allowed the first medieval inhabitants to live in self-sufficiency thanks to their oven and their spring, emerging not far away, and captured between stone walls forming a watering place.6) The hangar: built apart from the dwellings, of 500 m² on the ground (recent slab, electricity, storage level 220 m²), in perfect condition, contemporary and asbestos-free (steel trays), the hangar allows all kinds of garage activities, DIY, storage, or even horse riding… and noise without consequences!Furniture can be negotiated on lists, in addition to the price.ZNIEFF 1 and 2 forms, Natura 2000, and many photos available upon request.This symphony of landscapes, colors, scents, and songs possesses:•7.5 ha of broadleaf forest; 13.3 ha of coniferous forest; 33.3 ha of coppice;•19 ha of land + 9.3 ha of meadows + 18.6 ha of pastures (9.61 ha and 21.46 ha in commodat until 20/09/2026);•29.3 ha of heathland.This paradise of Nature, of recharge, is located at:•500 m from its typical village with a beautiful Romanesque church; more than 1 km from other neighbors. All invisible from the haven of peace.•less than 10 minutes from small shops in the village•about 20 minutes from Eymoutiers with all shops (87, Haute-Vienne) 42 km from Limoges (A20 Paris)•less than 25 minutes from Meymac with all shops (19, Corrèze)•less than 25 minutes from A89 / E70 (Clermont-Ferrand / Bordeaux, and A71)Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

A rare property, in the heart of a preserved natural environment, where architecture, light, and nature come together as one. Accessible by a paved path, this architect-designed house benefits from a privileged location, entirely preserved from prying eyes. Built in 2006 and then rearranged and completed in 2009, it harmoniously integrates into its surroundings and enjoys a domain of over 8 hectares attached. On one level, it is organized around a vast living area on half-levels, bathed in light thanks to large bay windows offering an unobstructed view of the surrounding nature. The open American kitchen seamlessly merges with this living space, while a few steps naturally descend to the living room section. An open office space and library arrangements complete this set with generous volumes. The sleeping area includes two bedrooms, both benefiting from direct access to the outdoors. It also has a bathroom equipped with a bathtub, a shower cabin, and a toilet. Adjacent to the bedrooms, an additional room, equipped with all necessary water connections, can easily be arranged as a shower room. At the back of the kitchen, a laundry-storage area provides additional storage and functionality. An independent toilet also completes the house. A mezzanine, currently arranged as a bedroom, overlooks the living area. This open space offers great flexibility of use and can be adapted according to desires: additional bedroom, office, workshop, reading area, or other projects. A unique property, designed as a living space open to nature, offering beautiful volumes, omnipresent light, true intimacy, and remarkable potential for evolution. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of the Volcans d’Auvergne Regional Natural Park, this beautifully renovated traditional Auvergne farmhouse enjoys a rare elevated setting within more than one hectare of preserved land combining meadows and woodland, with no overlooking neighbours or disturbances. Open views across the surrounding landscapes, extending towards the Puy de Sancy, create a unique atmosphere where luxury is expressed through space, tranquillity and a privileged relationship with nature. Offering approximately 283 sqm of living space, the property combines the character of traditional Auvergne architecture — volcanic stone, lauze stone roofing and a restored bread oven — with a complete renovation and comfortable amenities allowing immediate use. The ground floor features an entrance hall leading to a living area composed of an open-plan kitchen, dining space and lounge with wood-burning stove, extended by a recent veranda with fully sliding glass doors, arranged as a second lounge and dining room opening onto the terraces and surrounding landscape. A pantry, cellar, cloakroom, laundry room and garage with workshop complete this level. On the first floor, the house offers a particularly flexible layout, allowing private living and guest accommodation to coexist harmoniously. Arranged around the main staircase and sharing the same entrance, several areas can be dedicated to tourist accommodation, comprising a living room with an open-plan kitchen, four bedrooms and several bathrooms, providing accommodation for approximately ten guests. A private area completes the layout, featuring a suite with a shower room and bathroom, a small bedroom, a dressing room, a shower room and separate WC. This configuration allows for genuine privacy while offering the possibility of developing a guest-house activity within the main residence itself. The outdoor areas have been carefully landscaped and offer extensive amenities: a heated saltwater swimming pool with its independent pool house including changing rooms, shower and toilets, landscaped terraces opening onto the surrounding scenery, workshop and storage area beneath the pool, double garage, carport, parking area at the entrance of the property, large vegetable garden with greenhouse, and a fully restored and operational traditional bread oven. The property also benefits from numerous features enhancing comfort and autonomy: warm air heating system for the guest house, recent electrical installation, good insulation, compliant drainage system, installed Wi-Fi, backup generator, well and natural spring. Sold fully furnished and equipped, this rare property is equally suited as a family home, countryside retreat or turnkey hospitality project, in a region highly appreciated for nature tourism, hiking and wide open landscapes. The Cantal embodies a more raw and spectacular side of Auvergne, where luxury lies above all in the intrinsic quality of the property, its setting and its intimate relationship with the landscape. Sale price: €995,000 (agency fees payable by the seller) Energy rating: D Climate rating: D This property is presented by Marie-Laure Courmont Commercial Agent EI +33 6 80 44 89 84 Information regarding potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Discreetly nestled in a rural setting, this rare and charming private hamlet is located at the end of a drivable road and extends over 9 hectares of adjoining land (meadow and woods) with private access to a beautiful pond. Ideal for nature lovers, those who appreciate water and tranquility, this estate is completely free from disturbances. This privileged location is a true haven of peace. All the buildings are in excellent condition; 1000m2 of usable space is available. The property comprises a main house, a dovecote, a longère (traditional long farmhouse), a bakehouse, a sheepfold, a chalet, a pigsty, a barn, and a shed.

In a calm and green environment, this authentic property from Correze dating back to before 1789 will charm those who appreciate character, nature, and wide open spaces. Set on over 12,000 m2 of land, it offers approximately 200 m2 of living space and benefits from a privileged setting. Upon entering, you will discover a spacious and bright living room with a traditional cantou, a large lounge with a fireplace, and an independent equipped kitchen with a marble countertop. Furthermore, there are two bedrooms and a shower room with a toilet located on the ground floor. On the upper floor, a very large dressing room, a closet, a WC with a water point, as well as an insulated and convertible attic complete the property. Outside, a large south-facing terrace with a fountain allows you to fully enjoy the surroundings. In addition, a heated saltwater pool of 5 x 10 m with a dome, a gazebo, and a pétanque court enhance the outdoor area. The property also includes many outbuildings: three garages with attics, a woodshed, a stable with 3 boxes including one for a mare, as well as an independent studio on the upper floor, which includes a bedroom, a kitchen, and a shower room. A summer kitchen, a barn, and a shed of 2 x 240 m2 complete the whole and offer numerous possibilities. A rare property in the area, combining charm, tranquility, spaciousness, and potential. Discover it without delay! Do not hesitate to contact your agency BLAYEZ Immobilier in ARGENTAT-SUR-DORDOGNE at 05.55.92.20.11. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.