Luxury houses for sale Argilly, France (page 2)

Beaune 30 min. TGV train station 50 min. A stone property comprising a main residence of approx. 360 m² - 7 bedrooms + 5 shower rooms - , adjoining and separate outbuildings, swimming pool, courtyard and grounds, all set in approx. 4600 m².

A modernist Bauhaus-inspired villa and swimming pool set in 1 3 hectares of land zoned for building near Beaune. This discreet property is entirely enclosed by solid fencing covered with lush foliage. There are three entrances through the green perimeter curtain, which means that the grounds could potentially be partitioned. A small unpaved track leads to the main entrance, which is well hidden by thick shrubbery. The automatic gate rests is supported by a stone pillar controlled by a digital keypad and an intercom system concealed by a stone wall with an oculus. A gravel esplanade provides parking space down below one corner of the villa. A second gate, of wire mesh, provides access from the grounds to the rear of the building. A set of wide, flat stairs, flanked by a green slope and plants climbing over a metal balustrade, leads to a huge esplanade featuring an impressive swimming pool. The villa follows its contours, responding to its angles and echoing its shapes and colours. The simple, single-level residence is modular and harmonious. Dressed stone walls, wide flagstones, white and blue-tinted concrete, steel railings and picture windows combine to create an abundance of sobriety. The white of the facade, topped by a wide roof terrace that protrudes well beyond the south side, illuminates the ensemble and catches the ever-changing shadows. Construction began in 1965 and was completed over a period of around fifteen years. The facade features a few slightly curved sections that do not detract from the overall impression. The large sliding doors alternate with solid dressed stone elements that counterbalance the painted concrete.

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This prestigious property is situated in the heart of a Burgundy wine-growing village, with all shops and services, at only 5 minutes driving distance from Beaune. The charm and elegance of this stunning house highlight beautiful volumes, many building materials from the past are still present. Century-old trees draw the contours of a charming park. Renovation project to be planned. Description - Living space: 365 sqm - Plot: 1 hectare Main house - Kitchen - Sitting room (fireplace, paneling’s) - Dining room - 8 bedrooms / 1 bathroom Outbuildings and amenities - Several vaulted cellars - Former bread oven - Guest house - Greenhouse - Workshop - Barn - REF BHS 291 - PRICE: 1 600 000 EUROS

Fabulous property full of charm, which is composed of a period house, several barns, vaulted cellars and three independent apartments. These character property can accommodate a family residence project, but also a business project, such as a wine company, with outbuildings and vaulted cellars. The property is in good condition, despite some renovations need to be finished. The 1.4-hectare park is completely enclosed, and offers double access, the main courtyard is tree filled with two remarkable trees. The property has a lot of charm, thanks to the many building materials still present: woodwork, fireplaces, tiles, French ceilings, interior shutters, old floors. This property is in a village offering shops and services, just 7/8 minutes by car from Beaune. Easy highway access. Description - Living space: 500 sqm approx. - Plot: 1,45 hectares approx. Main house (400 sqm approx.) - 5 bedrooms / 4 bathrooms - Kitchen / sitting room / living room / study - Home cinema room Independent flat - Living room / 2 bedrooms / Bathroom Outbuildings and amenities - Barns - Vaulted cellars - Stable - Outbuildings - Energy survey: Energy consumption E (194) – Green gas Emissions E (57) - 10 minutes train station access (TGV)- 5 minutes motorway access (A6) - PRICe: 2 150 000 euros - Property REF BHS 296

SOLE AGENT Nice period house, nestled in a beautiful park, nicely tree field, at only 5 minutes driving distance from Beaune. Natural setting with century-old trees, that give a lot of charm to the park and property. The property offers the charm of the countryside house, with its original stone floor from Burgundy, stone fireplaces, retro style bathroom, and the large retro range cooking from Lacanche. The entire house 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. On the ground floor the living room and one ensuite are south sun orientation, which gives a lot of brightness, and all the rooms have a direct door to access the garden. The park offers a total privacy, with a quiet environment at only 3 kms from Beaune. The property has been renovated over the 15 – 20 past years, using nice quality materials. In addition there is a nice swimming pool - 12m x 5 m, a large barn on 2 levels (possibility to add 120 m2 of living space), a garage for 2 cars, and a shed with a bread oven. -REF BHS 265 - PRICE: 1850 000 euros - Sole Agent Burgundy Home & Services

Magnificent 19th century property close to Beaune and the prestigious Burgundy vineyards classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The property, with a total surface area of 1.4 ha, comprises a manor house with a living area of 400 m2 and outbuildings of approx. 300 m2. The tastefully renovated main residence comprises 10 rooms spread over 2 levels, in the original style of the manor house, with its Roman opus Burgundy stone floors, fireplaces (including the monumental one in the living room), wall hangings and wood panelling. The 5 bedrooms, 2 of which are on the ground floor, all have en-suite shower rooms. A closed garage with space for 6 vehicles and large vaulted stone cellars with tasting room complete the property. The partly renovated outbuildings include a small independent Burgundy stone house, a 2-storey apartment, a closed garage and several living areas still to be restored. Superbly landscaped with some rare century-old trees, this remarkably charming property offers a wonderful setting for family life, and could also be perfectly suited to a hotel project.

This beautiful house, built in 2013, offers you a magnificent unobstructed view of the village of Bouilland. The large overhanging wooden terrace will allow you to fully enjoy this peaceful environment with different lounge, dining or jacuzzi areas. The entrance, on one level on the street side, gives you access to a large living room with living room equipped with a wood stove, dining room and open fitted and equipped kitchen. The bay windows of the living room, facing the terrace, open you onto the panorama. A toilet with hand basin completes this level. Upstairs, a landing used as an office serves two very comfortable bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet and a dressing room which could make way for a third bedroom. Beautiful fittings, Burgundy stone floor in the living room, centralized vacuum cleaner, centralized shutter closing, underfloor heating by heat pump... House on semi-buried basement with garage, workshop and laundry room (with shower area ). Possibility of partitioning the garage to make an additional room, bedroom or other, presence of a sink and shower in the laundry room... The terrace is fitted out on three maritime containers, two of which offer a total of more than 40m2 of additional storage. Good to visit quickly. Dorothée LOZACHMEUR - 06.63.53.13.48 - EI Commercial Agent RSAC Dijon 822 304 713 'Information on the Risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr'.

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Overlooking the valley, the old stone barns of the village castle, have been entirely transformed in 2013 into an exceptional property. With high ceilings, spacious rooms, many windows, one can enjoy this bright home with the tranquility of a property at the end of a no through private road When arriving into the central courtyard one is first struck by the beauty and the height of the main house, with its grand arched bay door. One can also admire all the outbuildings including a longère barn, a separate square workshop, a carport for 2 cars and the old pig stalls transformed into a relaxing shaded BBQ terrace. The grand arched bay door opens onto a large entrance with the stairs on the left leading to the upstairs bedrooms, a guest toilet with wash basin and doors opening to the living and dining rooms. In the living room, one is automatically drawn by the bay sliding doors which open onto the impressive 180° view with hills covered with fields, vineyards, woods and to the right the small village. Along the entire length of the house a covered terrace to enjoy the sun rise with family and friends. The bright living room has a central fireplace with on either side two large sliding doors which can be kept closed for coziness or opened into the adjoining dining room. Features such as oakwood doors and built in cupboards, stone tiled floors, old oakwood through beams, stone mantel piece, hidden underfloor heating, add to the luxury of these rooms. From the dining room one steps into a very bright fully equipped modern kitchen with the view on the valley and an opening onto the BBQ area. From the living room, the entrance to another spacious room with a double hearth fireplace, used today as an office, with access to the terrace. A second door opens onto the corridor which leads to the entrance and to the master bedroom on suite with an opening to the central courtyard. After this spacious bedroom, a walk-in closet followed by a door leading to the technical room, a large laundry room with storage space and a door opening onto the central courtyard. From the entrance, the stairs lead to the 5 upstairs bedrooms, 3 of which are on suit and a bathroom with a separate toilet shared by the two bedrooms at one end of the corridor. At the other end of the corridor, a large terrace over the kitchen, with view on the village. Above the entrance, with its arched window, an upstairs snug can be used as a playroom, an office or a reading room. A door opens onto stairs leading up to the attic where one can admire the truss structure, the renovated roofs and the 200 m² attic which could be transformed if desired. The outbuildings include a longère with a new roof, housing what used to be an apartment (in need of entire renovation), a woodshed, a wine cellar, 3 barn spaces and a one car garage. Next to the two double car port, a separate building housing the atelier. A prestigious property for a big family

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Located a few kilometers south of Beaune in a town with all amenities, discover this pretty building typical of our beautiful region! The owner of the place has taken care to preserve its authenticity by adding a beautiful flea market atmosphere throughout her antiques... The living room, with direct access to one of the two terraces, offers a generous surface area of more than 50 m2: we can already imagine ourselves sitting by the fire of its pretty stone fireplace once winter comes. The separate kitchen was recently renovated in a very cozy atmosphere: old scales, colorful vintage siphons, tiles... the scene is set! We stay in this universe on the garden side: a beautiful invitation to the sweetness of life for this little haven of peace in the heart of the village. Two bedrooms, each with a shower room or bathroom, allow you to enjoy living on one level. Upstairs, 3 other spacious bedrooms and a separate bathroom will allow you to enjoy family life or entertain relatives and friends as you wish. Two attics and a cellar can still provide additional space. Are you looking for a charming and authentic house? This one will satisfy you! ENERGY CLASS: D - CLIMATE CLASS: D - Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 1960? and 2700? per year (Average energy prices indexed as of 01/01/2021 (subscriptions included). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website. Fees payable by the seller - This property is presented by Céline LE ROUX: 06 16 46 56 68, commercial agent at the RSAC of Dijon under No. 833 603 988. . EZARE - Immobilier Exclusif et de Caract?re - www.ezare.fr

Charming town house in the historic heart of Beaune: distributed over three levels and completely renovated with taste, this house is a real atypical favorite. A tastefully furnished flexible unit includes a TV lounge area with a superb polished concrete floor: the combination with the wall stones is a success. A laundry room with toilet and shower room make this level practical for a town house. The first level opens onto a pleasant passageway which opens onto a charming terrace is a beautiful living space combining authenticity and modernity: the kitchen open to a living room decorated with a stove invites us to enjoy a suspended moment. The last, pleasantly attic level has been optimized as much as possible: it includes a bedroom and a shower room with toilet. The exterior finally completes this property which already has everything of a great property. Assured crush ! ERRIAL: information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr DPE: primary energy consumption D (243) and greenhouse gas emissions B (7) Estimated average amount of annual energy expenses for standard use: between EUR8.20and EUR1.1180. Amélie DINKEL - 06 09 26 27 68 - Commercial agent (EI) RSAC DIJON 751 881 608

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

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A former coaching inn close to Beaune, partly dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The old estate comprises a number of detached buildings grouped around a shared courtyard. Most of the walls are of stone and the roofs, with a few exceptions, are clad with flat tiles. The various dwellings, although of varying heights, all have two storeys. Probably dating back to the 17th century, the oldest building on the east side of the street has half-timbered walls and features a covered gallery on the courtyard side. Continuing southwards, there is an 18th-century building with the entrance porch to the courtyard, linking it to the 17th-century house. To the north are a small house, known as the 'steward's house', and a more recent abutting barn. Also extending to the north, almost closing off the courtyard to the east, there are a number of old barns and sheds, as well as other outbuildings, used for agricultural purposes. Former stables, converted into a hay store, stand in the middle of the courtyard. The grounds, covering an area of around 2,300 m², are accessed via a track between these buildings to the north and the residential buildings to the south and east. To the south, along an east-west axis that closes off the complex, a house built in the 1920s links up with the 18th-century building to the east, which has a facade on the street side.

A former 19th century coaching inn in Meursault, Burgundy, in need of renovation. At the bottom of the village, the street crosses the main road and heads through the fields towards the Saône plain. The pastures gradually give way to a newly urbanised area, a true incubator for businesses mainly linked to wine growing. The road runs alongside farmlands and vineyards towards the railway station before reaching the majestic stone silhouette of the impressive building with its small flat tile roofs. The property consists of a mosaic of 5 buildings, assembled over time and adapted to its different uses. Large tarmac areas provide ample parking space all around the buildings. Cypress and lime trees define and frame the property, so there is no hint of the presence of the nearby station. A field in a local AOC wine-growing area stretches along the west side, thus guaranteeing and protecting the distant view of the hills from the terrace of the former restaurant. At the end of the 18th century, the French statesman Turgot created a system to facilitate the circulation of royal messengers, establishing a network of stagecoach stops. In the 19th century, Alphonse de Lamartine, then President of the Saône-et-Loire General Council, backed the project to build a Paris-Lyon-Marseille rail link, with the nearby building meeting all the hospitality and service requirements. Over time, the staging post gradually fell into disuse before being brought back to life as a 150-seat restaurant, which became a local institution renowned not only for celebrating family events, but also for developing the tourism linked to the vineyards.