luxury house with reception room for sale Azillanet, France

Corbières area Former 17th century wine estate, no neighbors, with main house, 3 other renovated houses, house to renovate, spa, swimming pool, wine cellars including 400m2 convertible into a reception room, 36ha including 10ha of organic farmland, stream with water all year round, scrubland and woods, ideal for commercial activity with large receptions, weddings, retreats, brief events This property is located in the Corbières Minervois region, Languedoc Roussillon, Occitanie, South of France. By the size of the buildings it is destined for receptions with what is already available such as Gîtes, B&B, seminar or yoga rooms, bar and a spa. In addition, there is enormous development potential with the possibility of converting a 400m2 cellar into a room for events, subject to permit with presentation of the project. With all the land in organic farming opens up different possibilities to complete the business and make the stay at the estate even more attractive. The various dwellings, including the main house, now offer 16 bedrooms with 13 shower rooms or bathrooms and a building to be converted. Overall there are approximately 2500m2 of stone buildings with roofs in good condition and regularly revised and maintained. In terms of land, the 36 ha are in one piece. For over 30 years the organic principle has been applied and the label has been officially requested and granted 15 years ago already. Of this area approximately 10 ha are cultivable, the rest are scrubland and woods. Approximately 6 ha of this scrubland area could be cleared to reach approximately 16 ha cultivable land in total. The small stream that crosses the property flows all year round. The property is served by city water, in terms of the septic tanks, there is updating works to be planned. PS: the existing vineyard will be uprooted until the end of the year. The development potential is limitless!

Emblematic 19th century wine makers home in La Liviniere offering a spacious light filled interior with original tiled floors, generous garden and garage/barn with potential to create additional accommodation. Lovers of authentic charm and character will admire this much cherished home with wonderful views across the vineyards to the Pyrenées mountains in the distance. The interior is spacious with just over 100m2 per floor with 5 bedrooms on the first floor. The surprise is the huge attic which could be a cinema room or library or additional bedrooms. Performance energetic and full diagnostics being prepared. Agency commission paid by the vendor.

An exceptional estate dating from 1740 with large stone farm house and two cottages set in an idyllic location with no near neighbours but very close to commerce and restaurants. The original farmhouse forms a U shape around a central entrance courtyard which is framed by established trees. The main home has a large entrance, superb great hall, spacious living spaces with exposed beams ceilings all of which open through french doors to the terrace or courtyard. The main home offers many character features such as the large stone fireplaces and exposed stone with the addition of modern comforts such as underfloor heating to the entire home. The Great Hall is the jewel of this property and has been used and is referred to by the owners as 'the concert hall'. Over the past decades it has hosted many musical invents for the local community, friends and family. It has wonderful acoustics and often the sound of baroque music is being enjoyed within. It has also hosted large christmas gatherings with the open fire roaring and a 4 metre high christmas tree taking centre stage. The generous living is complimented by a spacious principal bedroom and ensuite, another bedroom with ensuite and two further bedrooms which share a jack and jill bathroom. The main home offers around 520m2 of liveable space and the two separate guest cottages with their own independent entrances offer another 160m2 of space. There is also around 300m2 of barn ( could be developed further ) and garage space. For equestrian lovers the house also has a stables with 4 separate boxes and two separate entrances. These stables are on the ground level of the house and offer a cool retreat for animals in the heat of summer.

This house, located in the heart of the village, immediately catches the eye. Its majestic staircase and imposing protective walls make a strong impression. Its meticulous restoration and elevated position guarantee comfort and security ( not liable to flooding). The insulation was exceptionally well-executed, notably through the use of hemp and brick cladding. The choice of wood for the window and door frames, as well as the preservation of the original hardware, underscore its enduring character. A condensing boiler and reversible air conditioning ensure a comfortable temperature year-round. Traditional lime plaster, both inside and out, creates a timeless living space, ideal for both contemporary design and antiques. This 400-square-meter building comprises three levels that can be completely independent. From the street, the staircase leads to what was once the master suite's floor. A vestibule, in the purest local tradition, leads to the living areas. A 27.2 sq m winter lounge with a magnificent fireplace. An intimate 22.1 sq m dining room. A small office. Three bedrooms and a large bathroom. The English-inspired kitchen, designed by a master craftsman, is made of wood with a Corian worktop. The original terracotta tiles have been restored and preserved. At the end of the hallway, a disc-shaped staircase, also crafted by a master craftsman, is a true work of art. This staircase provides access to the two other levels. The living areas on the garden level are enchanting. On the garden side, you will find a beautiful 21.3 sq m bedroom. A 28.4 sq m music room. On the street side, a 28.6 sq m games room with a summer kitchen. A shower room and separate toilet complete this level, which is entirely paved with travertine. Access to the garage is also on this level. Let's move on to the Tuscan-inspired garden, enclosed by stone walls. The birds in the olive trees and the Mediterranean plants are an invitation to relax. The heated swimming pool uses a salt system and is equipped with a protective roller shutter. Let's take the stairs again to climb up to the former attic, converted into a vast 80.6 m² library with century-old beams. Two additional bedrooms of 12.8 m² and 28.8 m² adjoin the library. A 31.8 m² attic space has been preserved, easily accommodating an additional bathroom. This wine-growing village lies between land and sea, equidistant from Béziers and Narbonne. It has attracted residents from all walks of life, thanks to the presence of a secondary school, a doctor, a pharmacy, and food shops. Its thousand-year-old abbey, on the Way of St. James, welcomes a growing number of pilgrims. This house could well be the first gateway to paradise!

This exceptional character property in situated on the edge of the old medieval village in Caunes Minervois. The position is perfect with privacy and space as well as a large garage and courtyard garden with swimming pool. The entrance to the property is unique with guests arriving from the street, stepping into a covered stone portico that gives immediately onto a view of the garden. Everyone who enters the property has their 'wow' moment as they enter the portico and glimpse the garden beyond. Once you are inside the property you have stepped into a total privacy bubble. The home has multiple windows giving onto the courtyard including doors from the living areas and kitchen that offer easy access in and out of the home for very comfortable indoor/outdoor living. The interior features a wonderful stone staircase, original tiled floors and marble fireplaces from the 1800's. A special feature are the grand landings between each floor which add a feeling of exceptional space. The living areas are complimented by 4 bedrooms, a dressing room and 2.5 bathrooms. There is also a separate laundry room. All windows are double glazed and have been custom made in wood except for two windows giving onto the courtyard that have been preserved for their original glass panels. This is a truely unique and inspiring village home that offers character and charm and will appeal to buyers who enjoy entertaining and having friends and family to stay. As a bonus the house next door is being sold along with the principal home. This is a rare opportunity in one of the regions most sought after villages. Full diagnostics being prepared and available to all buyers. Performance Energetic being prepared. Agency fees paid by the vendor.

In the heart of Minervois, 20 minutes from Carcassonne - 45 minutes from Narbonne and 1 hour 15 minutes from Toulouse. Very beautiful family property in the heart of the countryside and vineyards. All the buildings represent a surface area of approximately 3,000 m2 including 1,000 m2 of living space. The stone buildings whose origins date back to the 12th century offer charm and timeless character. The estate is geared towards tourist reception (35 people) with its high-end guest rooms and cottages. It also allows you to work on receptions, weddings and seminars. Swimming pool area, wellness area. A 400 m2 Inn with two rooms and its fully equipped kitchen allows you to consider a catering activity or the establishment of a chef. Dotted with scrubland, vineyards and pine forests, the site will not leave you indifferent! Perched on a hill, the unique view of the Montagne Noire to the North, the Alaric and the Pyrenees to the South gives even more charm and singularity to this magical place. The lands in one piece are implanted around the estate. The 37 hectares are composed of land, moors, coniferous woods and fields of truffle oaks. A magnificent Estate marked by the history of a family to discover without delay for a family life or reception project Information or visits Henri Canto Casanova Properties 06.41.52.54.63 Casanova Properties – Agency Gallery Exceptional estates and properties in Occitania

Approximately one hour from Toulouse, the sea, and the Spanish border: Discover this incredible wine estate nestled at the foot of the Alaric mountain, in the heart of the Corbières region. Comprising a vast property of approximately 850sqm, surrounded by a large park of century-old trees, its enigmatic ancient tower, its 11m x 6m swimming pool, and its 70 hectares of land, including 30 hectares of vineyards (23 hectares of AOP Corbières and the remainder of IGP, a varietal wine), all easily accessible. The estate consists of several buildings. The main residence is a manor house of approximately 570sqm built in 1840, comprising 21 rooms on three levels, including 14 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, 1 dining room, 3 offices, 1 workshop, 2 kitchens with gas stoves, 1 scullery, 2 laundry rooms, and 4 toilets. Remodeled several times, the property still retains many period features, including marble fireplaces, spacious rooms, original parquet floors, a marble staircase, and more. Adjoining the house is a large garage with a car lift, ideal for mechanics enthusiasts. Separately, but extending from the main house, is a large outbuilding containing a 300 sqm cellar where the oak casks and vats once stood. Above this is a vast space of similar size suitable for various uses (banquets, receptions). There is also a second, adjoining 200 sqm cellar, both semi-underground but no longer in use (as wine production is now managed and vinified by a cooperative). We also find a workshop, a former stable, and a second house of approximately 120sqm, renovated less than 20 years ago in a rather modern style. It comprises a living room with a fireplace, a pellet stove, an office, a fitted and equipped kitchen with a ceramic hob, a WC on the ground floor, and four bedrooms with a bathroom upstairs. Beyond the second house, a magnificent sheepfold has been converted into a function room and reception hall with an upper floor. Finally, this large complex, combining living quarters and agricultural spaces, ends with a third and final house, renovated 30 years ago. It consists of a large living/dining room, a kitchen, four bedrooms, a bathroom, and a WC, and requires further renovation. The property also includes an old 13th-century tower, the last vestige of a convent, spared by time, as well as several outbuildings on either side of the La Bretonne stream. There are also repair workshops, an old forge, a pigsty, and two houses requiring complete renovation. Heating is provided by different types of units: forced-air oil heating, wood-burning fireplaces, a pellet stove, and some electric heating. Future owners have the following possibilities: bringing winemaking on-site and relaunching the wine business independently, operating as a bed and breakfast, gîte, artist residency, or renting out some of the units or the entire estate for weddings, baptisms, and corporate events. Priority work will be needed on the heating and electrical systems, but only structural work and finishing touches are required.