luxury houses for sale Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France

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In the center of a small town in Ardeche Plein-Coeur, a 19th century mansion transformed into an investment property. It is a private mansion built in the 19th century which has a private parking area with ten spaces. Beautifully crafted, the three-level building under converted attic stands on two cellar levels. The private mansion has been transformed in recent years into a rental building of around 800 m² and now houses ten apartments of different sizes. This beautiful building located in the heart of a small tourist town is an interesting investment property. The investment is all the more interesting as the building is elegant and has authentic heritage value.

This authentic old farmhouse in the Ardèche mountains is set in over 6 hectares of meadows,, at the foot of Mont Mézenc, the nearby ski resort and forests of fir and beech trees. Built in the 16th century, it has all the building features of that era: thick ashlar walls, wooden ship frame, slate roofs and rough stone floor tiles. Over the years, it has been preserved, extended and maintained in its original style. The current owners have continued to refurbish it, renovating every stone and every space with local craftsmen, guardians of a very specific know-how. As soon as you enter this superb large reception room, with its perfectly preserved stone floor, the atmosphere is set. It's a warm, friendly place, with a large, perfectly preserved freestone fireplace, where large wood fires crackle during the winter months and cosy evenings. From here, reserved for the preparation of meals for this long-established table d'hôtes, there is a fully-equipped kitchen with a scullery. A beautiful wooden staircase leads to the bedrooms on the 1st floor. Each bedroom, with en-suite shower room and WC, is furnished and decorated in a warm, comfortable style reminiscent of mountain chalets. Above, on the 2nd floor, the entire surface area of the building is used as an attic, for storage and could be converted into a surface area of around 250 m2. At the entrance to the estate, a charming little detached stone house measuring 55m2 is currently used as the owners' living quarters. The original roof has been restored in the style of these local farmhouses, using beautiful slate roofing tiles. To complete the ensemble, there is also an independent artist's studio, a 50m2 garage, a bread oven, a fountain and a large garden, a bread oven, a waterfall fountain, a small swimming pool and a spring that feeds the house. All perfectly maintained. It's a peaceful place to contemplate this natural setting with a superb 360° view. Now approaching retirement, the owners wish to pass on this heritage. The property, which has been successfully run as a gite and bed and breakfast for 10 months of the year for several years, can also be used as a place to live, with its own separate units. Depending on your plans, it could be developed into a venue for exhibitions, shows or seminars, or simply into a large family home. Video available on request. ENERGY CLASS: D/ CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2020 energy prices: euros8040

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43 km from A75 motorway, 30 km from Brioude, 287 ha forest and hunting property divided into 2 adjacent plots occupied by woodland, meadows, moor and lake, surrounded by 2 m high fencing. Gently to steeply sloping grounds with 1st category river along 4 km. Recently-built 180 m² mansion, approx. 400 m² hunting lodge made of local stones, reception room, bar, living room, guest bedrooms and 3-room flat. 12 x 6 m heated pool with retractable shelter and pool-house. Garage-workshop, cold room and cutting room. 2-room staff flat, carport, lakeside cabin, etc... Rich in cervid and mouflon population. Re.: 1928. Fees chargeable to the seller. Our scale of fees is available on the homepage of our web site. MATCH IMMOBILIER +33 (0)5.61.24.91.91

The property is the promise of a comfortable welcome in the 'Land of hills and water', known for its accessibility to the Rhone Valley. Its hilly and varied landscapes give rhythm to outdoor activities and provide an invigorating, green and yet sunny environment. It is at the end of a small dynamic town, perched at an altitude of more than 400 m, that this robust architect-designed house offers all amenities, a view and a natural setting. It hugs the side of the land so well that you can walk in the forest, rest or have lunch on the many terraces right up to the door of your living spaces, placing each of its 3 levels on the garden level. The property has more than one hectare, mostly enclosed and serviced, composed of wooded and nourishing plots (vegetable garden, orchard, henhouse), its swimming pool and its habitat also benefit from its spring water basin and contribute to make this property favorable to a certain autonomy. Gathered on 485 m2 of floor space, the house situates in its heart, a kitchen extended by a loggia, a living room offered to a wood stove and a dining room where the time of conviviality continues, around a bar and a remarkable wine cellar. Updated, its 270 m2 of living space have nevertheless kept the original noble materials, such as the marble floors and the bathrooms, which have been given a great deal of attention (5 showers, 2 bathtubs, one of which is a whirlpool for 5 of the rooms). One can admire a stained glass fresco signed by the artist, as well as the staffs which finish the careful work of the volumes on the ceiling. This solid building and its contemporary interior offer quality services, the assurance of enjoying the comfort they provide immediately. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021 (including subscription), between 3100 euros and 4260 euros. (estimated values for the whole property)

At the tip of a picturesque hamlet in the Ardèche, one of those that cling to the side of a slope, protected from the north winds, it basks in the light and warmth of the south. Those where you don't go anywhere, you go back, but only after contemplating the panorama and enjoying the peace and quiet. This old stone house is as close to this reality as you can get and makes the most of everything it has to offer. The bay window, which stands out in the distance, is a sign of her intentions, and it is from this wide opening that the house is built, over 2 levels. The house takes root at the foot of the lane, where it opens onto 2 cellars and 1 workshop, which you will have to bypass to reach the opposite ground floor of the house. The shaded terraces face approx. 2,000 m² of sloping, grass-covered land. They are ideal for dining or relaxing, protected from view, at the door of 2 bedrooms and at the entrance to the 60 m² living space. The living area, warmed by a wood-burning stove, has the kitchen at its heart and the advantage of a platform overlooking the lounge. Upstairs, the mezzanine is given over entirely to the master bedroom, including a bathroom that we wanted to offer as much of the room as possible so that it can also look out over the mountains and valleys. The swimming pool, which has just been created, stretches out in the continuity of the renovated building, like a spectator of nature, and is sure to enhance any fine weather. This authentic corner of the countryside is a pleasure to live in, with its discreet neighbours just 1 hour 35 minutes from Lyon and 35 minutes from Tournons and Tain l'Hermitage. What's more, Lamastre's amenities are just 5 minutes away. Your car can be stored under the awning that follows a 40 m² outbuilding. An independent gîte could be created from this old house in need of renovation. This unusual property has not said its last word. ENERGY CLASSIFICATION: E / CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION: B. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, obtained from the home's energy bills for 2020-2019-2018, energy prices

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Situated in the Eyrieux Valley, 1 hour from Valence, this hamlet lies just below the road leading to Le Cheylard. Comprising several buildings, it stands above meadows that slope down to the river. Work has been carried out on the roofs and facades, but the rest of the 550m2 of dwellings, barns and cellars still need to be designed and renovated. Electricity is supplied in part by a water turbine and then supplemented by the grid. Water is supplied by springs and the network. Numerous projects could see the light of day to revive this hamlet.

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In a dominant position on 6 hectares with a spring, on the borders of Haute-Loire and Ardèche, come and discover this authentic farmhouse typical of the region and dating from the 16th century with its slate roof and its 35 meters long. Completely restored and decorated with taste and sobriety by an interior decorator. A built surface area of ​​approximately 1000m2 for a living area of ​​approximately 650m2. This farm is compatible for a reception activity in gîte and guest house (with private part for the owners) as well as for a family house with an interior configuration allowing everyone to have their own privacy. In the immediate vicinity of a charming family ski resort, a haven of peace in summer and winter for young and old with numerous activities, for guaranteed relaxation! Lyon Saint Exupéry airport approximately 2.5 hours away. Valence TGV station approximately 1 hour 50 minutes away.

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At an altitude of 420 m, once you have taken the country lane that stretches out into the countryside and separates you from the village amenities by less than 1 km, you will gradually discover this authentic property through the privacy of its low walls. The preserved old farmhouse and its outbuildings are one and the same. Behind the local stone, it provides almost 980 m² of floor space and perches on around 230 m² of usable cellars, most of which are vaulted. Between each nook and cranny of its renovated buildings, it has woven a solid, vast living space of around 480 m². The barn becomes a 90 m² main room, boasting panoramic views and plenty of space. Its colossal height allows for a mezzanine of over 40 m². Its open-plan kitchen and furniture on castors are perfect for our needs for space and entertaining. This floor is extended by 2 bedrooms and utilities. Although this level can also be reached via a ramp, it is via its 15 m² balcony that the entrance stands out. Below, on the garden level and terraces, is a self-contained, single-storey flat with 3 rooms, including a kitchen and 2 bathrooms. The original home now offers only bedrooms and bathrooms. Then there are 3 independent cottages, which still house gîtes and guest rooms. They turn their backs on a secret 150 m² outbuilding, most of which has been restored. Its renovation, left to your own choice, could still provide additional living space. The adjoining grounds of more than 6,300 m² feature a swimming pool and children's play area, and a peaceful pergola ideal for meditation, with the Ardèche mountains on the horizon. Outdoor car parks complement the canopies and enclosed courtyards. The complex is now ideal for bringing together families or work groups to share a themed activity. Around thirty people can sleep here. The property's easy access makes it a popular choice, with Lyon just an hour and a half away and the A7 motorway and Tournons/Tain-l'Hermitage railway station less than 30 minutes away. The choice of materials used in the renovation, the underfloor heating system with pellet-fired boiler, 1 wood-burning stove, 1 reversible heat pump, 1 thermodynamic water heater and solar panels mean that the property strives to meet ecological standards. It has been able to acquire the fibre, optimise its space and its capacity to accommodate visitors, and make its financial contribution satisfactory. Although not isolated, this rustic estate is not lacking in appeal, sharing a serene environment in a natural setting open to green tourism activities. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021 (including subscription): between euros2,250 and euros3,120 per year.