luxury listed house for sale Bergerac, France

Property: This domain, with a tourist and agricultural vocation, is ideally located in the Dordogne valley, within a classified village. It notably includes a 17th-century manor with suites and guest rooms, as well as tourist residences. In total, it comprises 25 gîtes and 8 rooms/suites, covering approximately 1850m2 and providing 76 sleeping spaces. The domain also features a swimming pool, a tennis court (to be renovated), and a pétanque area. The manor and all the gîtes are sold equipped and furnished. Operation: The agricultural operation is active in orchard cultivation (apples, plums sold directly), among others. The operational buildings include a storage hangar, a cold room, a workshop, and a phytosanitary room. Land: The property includes 48 hectares under one title, located along the river. The agricultural area, which is highly diversified, is divided among fields (18ha), irrigated orchards (12ha), a poplar grove (5.5ha), and meadows (8.5ha). Additional Elements: This domain requires a significant tourist and agricultural project. The purchaser will be able to develop the existing activities, particularly thanks to a new commercial dynamic, and diversify agricultural productions if desired. They can rely on the existing staff team. Currently, marketing is done through direct sales (including picking by customers) and through distributors. The company employs 4 permanent employees. Included in the sale are: customer files and a registered trademark. The site is listed on the inventory of picturesque sites. DPE: results are not representative (consumption underreported due to non-occupation of the properties during the winter period). Mission and challenges Safer regarding this property: - Support local development - Energize agriculture and forestry Please note that some ad sites do not display our service properly. For complete and precise information, we invite you to visit our website or contact us directly. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr. Photos: © Copyright Safer - Usage prohibited without the author's agreement.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A 15-hectare wine estate, including 12 hectares of vineyards. The Château and its outbuildings were built in the mid-19th century. All the buildings were constructed with Bordeaux cut stone, and all the facades are listed as Historical Monuments. The Château overlooks the neighboring village, with views of the church and Saint-Émilion. The property has superb potential for winemaking and wine tourism. Extensive renovations are required for the Château and some of the outbuildings. The wines are of exceptional finesse and excellent quality; the wine stock is substantial, allowing for the marketing of vintages from different years, which is a significant advantage for commercial appeal. The Château currently has 22 rooms and 13 fireplaces; the entire building will require significant renovations. One of the Château's outbuildings is currently used as a residence. With a surface area of approximately 280m², it comprises 4 bedrooms. The outbuildings include a 300m² barrel cellar capable of holding 220 horizontal barrels, a 1000m² bottle cellar, former stables, and an orangery. 1080 hl of tanks are currently in use. In addition, there are 140 hl of underground tanks, 150 hl of concrete tanks, and 1600 hl of glass-lined concrete tanks that require refurbishment. The entire building complex covers an area of approximately 2500m². The Château also has 5 working wells, providing a significant water reserve. The property sits on clay-limestone soil. The grape varieties planted are 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Franc. Production varies from 35,000 to 45,000 bottles depending on the year. Of the 12 hectares of vines, 10.5 are currently in production (including 1.5 hectares replanted between 2012 and 2014), with 1.5 hectares having been recently uprooted. Some of the vines date back to 1901 and produce wine of exceptional quality. The wines in stock are included in the sale and represent 70,000 bottles. Finally, the last three financial statements are available. PRESTANT Bordeaux Bassin & Vignobles - Agence Prestant - 05 82 80 60 80 - More information at www.prestant.com (ref. 640251825) PRESTANT Bordeaux Bassin - Guillaume NGUEMA - 06 20 31 62 93 - More information at www.prestant.com (ref. 640251825). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Beautiful vineyard property of approximately 10 hectares in the Saint Emilion Grand Cru appellation. The vineyard is well situated in a prestigious neighborhood, partly on a beautiful limestone terroir at the foot of the slope. Vineyard work is carried out using sustainable farming methods with refined winemaking techniques. The well-designed and functional operational buildings provide a solid foundation for production, offering potential for further commercial development. The residential house is nicely renovated and located in the heart of the vineyards. A very attractive working environment.

Renaissance House Montcuq (46) Located in the Lot department of the Midi-Pyrénées region, in the heart of the village, this stately home is in the pure Renaissance style** (grand pointed arches, a splendid and comfortable spiral staircase, and a monumental fireplace). It offers 300m² of refined living space, arranged around a tree-lined patio, where the prestige of the past and the absolute comfort of sleek modern design converge in perfect harmony and it comprises 8 rooms, including three reception rooms (45m²/45m²/25m²), 5 suites with full bathrooms, a covered barn, and, in addition, an independent two-story adjoining house with a 72m² garden (currently used as a garage). There are four completely independent sections, arranged around a garden that is a true haven of peace. This area offers great potential for various activities and easily accommodates your projects: professional practices, commercial ventures, peaceful holidays, a residence for a large family, a gathering of friends, an artist's residence, a B&B...ON THE WAY OF ST. JAMES. In Montcuq, you have all the amenities, a picturesque market, good restaurants, a school, and medical centers. The surrounding countryside and a beautiful turquoise lake will charm you with their numerous walking trails. In this iconic and cosmopolitan village, social life is very active, and harmony reigns among the many nationalities.

Located in the heart of Pessac near Bordeaux, this renovated house offers quick access to the train station, tram, and shops within walking distance. The ground floor features a bright living room and a semi-open kitchen. A peaceful garden with a saltwater pool and counter-current swimming provides relaxation and exercise. The ground-floor master suite includes a bedroom, dressing area, private shower room, and toilet. Two duplex bedrooms each have their own shower room, offering flexible independent spaces. A secluded office opens onto a private terrace with an unobstructed view of a listed building. Renovations are nearly complete, ready for immediate move-in upon signing.

Cahors hyper center (46), superb renovation for this realization classified 12th century 550m2 habitable on 2 levels. This place conducive to cultural events of all kinds that was inhabited by members of the clergy collecting tithes, is particularly inspiring. Its ogival openings, high ceilings, monumental beams and vaulted stone cellars suggest other destinations including residential use that would be out of the ordinary. All on foot, shops, markets, parking. Exceptional property, to see absolutely, Contact Elisabeth Rossines agent commercial EI +33(0)6 74 00 90 38 “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: www.georisques.gouv.fr”

For sale, a 17th-century mill listed as a historic monument (ISMH), measuring approximately 1,329 m², partially restored, set on 1.29 hectares of wooded land. This mill is located in Charente, on the outskirts of Angoulême. The 17th-century paper mill. This 17th-century paper mill, listed as a historic monument, is located in the countryside, offering a peaceful setting away from any disturbances. The property consists of the mill with a workshop converted into a drying room. The eastern part has been extended to include a mansion. This historic mill has a surface area of 512 m² per floor. The main building has two floors, offering a total surface area of approximately 1,024 m². The mansion measures approximately 176 m² and is built on top of a 170 m² cellar. The framework has been renovated, but the roof needs refreshing. An old bread oven in need of renovation is located in the annex. This 17th-century residence offers you authentic features. History and architecture. In the 16th century, the Charente region was chosen for the establishment of paper mills due to the quality of its rivers. This paper mill was built in 1539. It was rebuilt in its current form in 1635. In the 17th century, Angoulême paper was a benchmark for writing and printing. In the 17th century, the main customers of this paper mill were in England, Germany, Sweden and the United Provinces. The Verget mill continues to this day to produce handmade paper for luxury editions. The inscription. This mill has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1991. This protection helps to preserve the mill with its workshop, as well as the owner's residence, the sluice gates, the hydraulic system and the bridge.