luxury houses for sale Saint-Laurent-des-Hommes, France (page 3)

Dordogne, between Bordeaux and Bergerac: manor house on 1.3 ha of park Between Dordogne and Gironde, close to all shops, without nuisance. Not isolated. Overlooking the river Dordogne, property on a landscaped and refined park of about 1.3 ha. Well. The main house: Entrance. Toilets. Living room fireplace, overlooking a terrace on the river side and overlooking the closed courtyard. Equipped kitchen, pantry and laundry. 4 bedrooms and 1 shower room, separate toilet. Outbuilding: 2 independent gites. In the old common: 5 independent suites with terraces. Garden shed for equipment.

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

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

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

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This wonderful estate is set on 2.6 hectares of land on the banks of the river Dronne and is just one hour from Bordeaux and Bergerac, Featuring 8 bedrooms and a caretaker's cottage. The property has flexible accommodation arrangements - the Chateau can be divided into four sections, each with its own kitchen. The original building dates back to the 1700s, and built of foundations dating back to 1098, and has been extended over the ages to provide over 700m2 of living space, The current owners have spent the last 20 years bringing the property up to modern standards. All the plumbing and wiring has been renewed and a new drainage system has been installed. The water supply is also fitted with a softener. All the kitchens and bathrooms have been newly installed with the highest quality fixtures and fittings - while original features such as oak floors and terracotta tiles have been retained. Some areas have underfloor heating and and a gas-fired central heating system ensures the property remains warm and cosy. A detached barn has been partly renovated to provide a one bedroom cottage - with its own garden. The remainder is used as a garage and workshop. The estate has 2.6 hectares of land, including 75 metres of river frontage with its own jetty over the water - an ideal spot for fishing or relaxing! There is a small section of woodland, a 9 hole pitch and putt course and a small lake. There are two further towers on the plot and an attractive well in the courtyard. An outbuilding within the grounds (a former indoor swimming pool) is used as a relaxation area and art studio. Ideal as a spacious family home, the property would also serve as an excellent upmarket B & B or hospitality project. Located south of Aubeterre, the local hamlet, with restaurant, is within walking distance; and there are larger shops, doctors’ surgery and other amenities in the local town a few kilometres away. The airports of Bordeaux and Bergerac are one hour away by car.

Bergerac North. You are looking for calm and nature, so don't miss this exceptional property of more than 5 hectares, located approximately 4 kilometers from the village of Pont-Saint-Mamet and 15 minutes north of Bergerac. Ideally perched on a hillock, the road stops at the house, giving way to a dirt road which goes into the woods. The property includes a main house, a barn, a workshop and a garage with stable. Significant renovation work is to be expected, however a subsidy from the Heritage Foundation may be considered. For more information and to be put in contact with the Grants Manager, please contact me. The property is made up of woods and meadows, offering a unique natural setting with the charm of its houses of traditional Périgourdine construction. To visit quickly. Contact: David Martrenchard [email protected] 0607873354

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Vineyard property of 28ha32a31ca, organically-farmed, AOC Bordeaux, 3ha of AOC land, 5ha of firewood and 3ha50 of grassland. The stone house comprises a cellar, a shower room, a kitchen and a lounge on the ground floor. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. The property has been renovated and is in very good condition. Heated 9x4 swimming pool (heat pump). The farm buildings are as follows: - Adjoining the house, a first stone cellar with concrete slab is equipped with concrete and stainless steel vats. Access is via the cellar. - A second independent stone cellar with tiled floor and electric gate is equipped with stainless steel vats. Both cellars are temperature-controlled. Total capacity of stainless steel and concrete vats: 2446hL - Upstream of the property, a barn, a stone workshop and an open shed with functional photovoltaic panels: contract details on request. Washing area up to standard. Buildings in good condition. This wine-growing property has a very high-quality, non-gelling terroir that is very well situated and almost in one piece. The soils are sandy loam, chalky clay and boulbènes. 24ha19a91ca of red grapes (Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon) and 4ha12a40ca of white grapes (Semillon, Muscadelle). Planting density: 3300 vines/ha (30%), 4000 vines/ha (34%) and 5000 vines/ha (19%) on average. Planted and restructured every year. Average age of vines: 1 to 40 years. The vineyard equipment and the name of the château are included in the sale. Complete file on request.

Thalia Patrimoine - Gestion de Patrimoine & Immobilier

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In the 'Périgord Vert', bordering the Charente, at the heart of its 6 hectares of land, a fully restored chartreuse offering sumptuous accommodations. Perched atop a hill with commanding views of the hillside and the neighboring valley, this property offers seclusion while being just a stone's throw away from a village, extending over approximately 6 hectares of parkland, gardens, woods, and truffle plantations, all fully enclosed and protected from prying eyes. Three entrances to the property can be found along a quiet country road: one with direct access to a field serving as parking for guests, one as a main entrance through a courtyard, and one as a service entrance for caterers and delivery personnel. Finally, a fourth gated entrance is situated along a communal path that separates one of the two truffle plantations from the main parcel. It leads to a terrace, adjoined to the back of a guesthouse, and an aquatic area. The main courtyard is entirely enclosed by a high wall made of local white stones, jointed with lime, and covered with canal tiles. It has five passages, including the main entrance which features an electric wrought-iron gate supported by two stone pillars topped with a wind rose shaped finial. Its pathways lead to all the buildings, forming a U-shape with the chartreuse: a reception hall, a shelter for two vehicles, a guesthouse, a gym with sauna and an old residential house. All of the roofs, some with two others with four slopes, are covered with canal tiles, while the main residence has flat tiles. The walls are made of coated or jointed stones, and the majority of the windows are straight. To the south, mirroring the courtyard, there is a square, flower-filled private garden hidden behind the main residence. It is entirely enclosed by a stone wall and features a dovecote with a conical roof. From a more recent veranda, which separates two terraces, a central sloping alley leads to a remarkable sculpted iron gate, above the low wall, which opens onto a few steps. On either side of the garden, to the west, there is a pool with a beach and a bar, and to the east, a recently planted truffle plantation, a vegetable garden, and a mobile home.

A seventeenth-century country home with a guesthouse in walled grounds that cover one hectare in a hamlet in France’s Périgord Vert area, near the town of Ribérac. The property looks down over a valley. It lies in the heart of a hamlet and covers roughly one hectare on a hilltop plateau. The country house stands in the middle of grounds that are entirely enclosed with stone walls. The whole building forms a U shape. It is an imposing dwelling from the end of the seventeenth century. Its enclosed inner courtyard has a water tank and a remarkable ago-old lime tree that towers in the centre. A central pavilion stands out on a long dual-aspect section that runs from north to south. This pavilion is crowned with a square dovecote and a mansard slate roof. A carriage archway leads through it into the inner courtyard. This central pavilion lies between two very different L-shaped sections. On the south side of the carriage entrance, there is the main house, which is made up of three parts. One end of the long section with the carriage archway and mansard roof joins the main building at a right angle. This main building has a semibasement, walls that are taller than the rest of the edifice and a roof with a mansard end. At this building’s gable end, there is an older section that also has a semibasement. Monk-and-nun tiling covers its three-slope hipped roof, which is lower than the rest of the house’s roofing. On the opposite side of the inner courtyard, outbuildings stretch from west to east. This wing has been converted into a gîte. A well forms a junction with a barn beneath a mansard roof, which is well balanced with the central pavilion and the main house. English-style grounds dotted with flowers and trees extend all around the edifice. Low dry-stone walls divide the grounds into different spaces that include a swimming pool, an orchard, a terrace and gardens.

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

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