luxury houses with pool for sale France (page 609)

Between Megève and Chamonix, in the heart of a sought-after residential area, within easy reach of the village center and the sports facilities of Saint-Gervais-Mont-Blanc, charming property set in 2,100 sq-m of enclosed land! Exceptional chalet with approx. 365 sq-m of living space and outbuildings. Spread over two levels, this 9-room property comprises 5 bedrooms, including a large master, a vast cathedral-style living room of 50 sq-m bathed in light, giving access to a large south-facing sheltered terrace. Various storage areas, games room and study. The entire property is enclosed and planted with trees, boasting magnificent panoramic views and plenty of sunshine. Ideal for making the most of the 220 sq-m of terraces and outdoor swimming pool! Two outbuildings complete this property: a two-storey garage with parking for 3 vehicles and a full basement, and a fully-equipped, detached mazot.

Contemporary villa located only 10 minutes from Monaco with panoramic sea views over the bay and at walking distance to the beach. The property is set out over three levels with an entrance hall opening onto a kitchen with family dining area with a covered terrace followed by a vast reception with a dining area and lounge, a second salon used as a gym and outdoor terrace. Upstairs there's the main bedroom suite with a roof terrace, a bathroom with bath and shower, walk-in cupboards and a study. Downstairs there are three more en suite bedrooms and a sun deck around a long, heated infinity pool, perfect for swimmers. There are plenty of outside terraces and garden areas at all levels around the house. A parking area for guests, twin garage at the rear, a laundry room, pantry and entrance hall. The property has been maintained in excellent condition with the possibility to extend.

Located in Vence, in a dominant position, this neo-contemporary house develops an area of 155m2 on a plot of 1450m2. Nestled in lush greenery with its garden planted with Mediterranean species, this villa promises rest and serenity with its panoramic sea and mountain views. The entrance opens onto a spacious living room punctuated by a row of bay windows and open to the dining area with its fitted kitchen, extended by an outdoor terrace with swimming pool, sauna and relaxation area. On the upper floor, the master bedroom with its large openings with a panoramic view, has a corner bath and a shower room. The second bedroom also benefits from a private shower room, and both are extended by a terrace with jacuzzi. The lower floor hosts a large garage of 67 m2 with four fully equipped and secure spaces, as well as a cellar and storage space. Possibility of making a third bedroom. Alexandre Ricciardi (EI): 07 87 54 13 11 - RSAC: 919 226 894 ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices of the year 2021: between 940EUR and 1330EUR. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

For sale in the town of Cogolin. Let's not be afraid of words, a unique property on the market. The opportunity for you to acquire 450 m2 renovated with finesse and elegance. You can only fall under the spell of this private mansion which offers you a Riad-like garden in the heart of the village. A first building of 300 m2 spread over three floors, with a loft-type living space, three en-suite bedrooms including a master of more than 45 m2 and a large dressing room which could easily become a fourth bedroom. The second villa of 150 m2 offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Each of the villas has its own swimming pool. Generous volumes, bright and chic. The sweetness of life for sure! Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques: www.georisques.gouv.frVotre Agence Les Barrys : 2 Adresses : 13 place neuve 83580 Gassin et Plage de Tahiti, 83350 Ramatuelle. Ouvert 7/7

A 16th century manor house, its 3 hectare park and heated swimming pool in Brittany, in the Trégor region, 30 minutes from the sea. The road leading up to the manor house entrance is a tarmac-covered cul-de-sac. A big electric gate opens onto an enclosed courtyard, where we find the beautiful building opposite us in all its glory, surrounded by its outbuildings. Behind the building, to the south, there are 3 hectares of fully enclosed grounds lined with a continuous linear tree and shrub hedge. The setting is ideal - the property is not overlooked, there are large grassy areas, a pond and tall trees, as well as a swimming pool close to the manor house.

A 19th-century family house with garden and tree-lined swimming pool near Bordeaux. Close to the church, a quiet street leads to the former winery, now converted into a dwelling. The one-way street is only used by local residents. A gravel forecourt providing vehicle parking space runs alongside the original building and its extension. This 19th century two-storey building is of dressed stone. The hipped roof is clad with monk-and-nun tiles and bordered by a cornice of shortened tiles. A double flight of outdoor stairs, flanked on either side by two large cypress trees, leads up to the first floor entrance door in the gable wall. It is framed by pilasters and topped by a semi-circular glass transom divided into four identical triangles. In front of the entrance is a small terrace with a white-painted metal balustrade, which tops an extension with an arched window on the garden level. A stone frieze with geometric motifs above the door completes the decor. The large-paned windows have louvered or plain wooden shutters. Beyond the building and its impressive facade, typical of the Gironde region, there is a garden of around 1,700 m², divided into several areas. On one side of the house, a small path provides access from the street to the flower-filled, lawned garden. In front of the main building is a large, south-facing swimming pool, bordered by shrubs. Neither the grounds nor the house are overlooked.

A 19th century village house with outbuildings and protected garden of 2,300 m² in the Hérault valley. Just a stone's throw from the main square, on the northern side of a street in the village centre, the house presents a sober facade: rendered in white, the two-storey elevation has five rectangular windows with green-painted wooden shutters and a double entrance door featuring transoms and central glazed panels protected by cast-iron grilles. The house sits on the edge of extensive rectangular grounds of more than 2,300 m². Three buildings stand on its eastern side, surrounding a central gravel courtyard with an impressive plane mulberry tree. To the south, the two-storey main dwelling has an L-shaped layout and a gable roof with monk-and-nun tiles. It shares a summer kitchen with an outbuilding set at right angles that has been converted into a guest house. Bordering the east side of the property, this is extended to the north by a barn accessed from the street, which connects with a former wine storehouse that is also L-shaped. The western part of the property features a garden encircled by a stone wall in a very good state of repair. It comprises two distinct areas: one is shady, where abundant trees and plants provide the west wing with an oasis of freshness that is particularly appreciated in summer; the other, laid to lawn, includes a large, secure swimming pool surrounded by flagstones.

A 19th century château and 111 hectares of land in the Bergerac vineyards and the Dordogne valley, in the heart of purple Périgord. Accessible via a small winding road at the top of a hill inhabited for 3,000 years and surrounded by rolling vineyards, the estate is a large family winegrowing estate. It consists of a manor house built in the mid-19th century and farm buildings with which it forms a courtyard. There is a winery for making white and rosé wines, a winery for red wines and a building with a tasting room, reception and offices. Below, an agricultural hangar is used for equipment maintenance, while on the opposite slope, a recently constructed building is used for packaging, storing and shipping out bottles. After the house, protected by old oak trees, a garden overlooks a swimming pool hidden in the slope that faces the setting sun and offers a view of the valley over 50 km away.

A country house in lush grounds in France’s Yonne department in Burgundy, two hours from Paris. Before you reach the dwelling, several sweeping views come into view: you can admire undulating countryside stretching to the horizon. A gate flanked with two stone pillars leads into a vast court where cars can be parked. A path dotted with plants runs along the house’s facade. There are two stone wells beside the dwelling and old outdoor stairs climb up on one side of the building. Extensive tree-dotted grounds lie behind the house. Open-air meals can be enjoyed on a broad terrace. This terrace is tiled and it adjoins the house’s rear face. Old stone benches stand here and there and troughs that have been turned into planters embellish the garden. Trees of several species offer welcome shade in the summer. An above-ground swimming pool adorned with old stones blends into the scenery. A pavilion stands opposite the house. Flowerbeds embellish this rural backdrop and fill it with their fragrance.

A former 18th century farmstead with inner courtyard in a peaceful hamlet near Le Thoronet. A small country road leads up to the hamlet, perched at the top of a hill. It ends in a circular alleyway bordered by stone houses with the property at its centre. The former 18th-century farmstead comprises three adjoining buildings, with single- or double-pitched monk-and-nun tiled roofs and stone walls rendered in light pink. The various two-storey buildings form a rectangle around an inner stone courtyard providing access to all the entrance doors. The mostly rectangular windows are fairly evenly spaced and protected by white-painted, partly louvred shutters. A garden of approx. 100 m² stretching along the full width of the frontage separates the west-facing main building from the alleyway. A central porch provides access from here to the courtyard. There are also two other ways into the courtyard: one from the south via an external staircase, and one from the ground floor. A stone’s throw from the buildings, just across the alleyway, a plot of around 5,000 m², mainly planted with olive trees, and a swimming pool complete the property.

A 19th century residence, its former winery and swimming pool, set in almost 9,000 m² of wooded grounds with a spinney in a Romanesque Saintonge village, designated protected natural area. The property has three entrances from the village alleyway. A gate to the south is close to the car port hidden by greenery. The next gate to the west, on the right side of the former winery, is bordered on the street side by a square well. The main residence, which faces south-east, is situated further along on the left. Beyond, to the back, is the 4 m by 14 m swimming pool in a lawned area with a small outbuilding to the south-west and an orchard to the north-west. This borders a wooded area with a third access to an alleyway. Large trees form a link between the main residence and the spinney.

A 17th century manor house and its 25 ha estate on the banks of the Mayenne. From a small road leading along the picturesque banks of the river to Château-Gontier, a gate provides access to the stately almost 400 m long driveway of the property, bordered by a double row of tulip trees. A courtyard and two formal rectangular gardens face the manor house to the south. To the east flows the river Mayenne. To the west, the wooded hillside gently slopes down. To the north, there are a technical building and a garage, farm buildings, a stream, woodlands and ponds. The property is unoverlooked.

A 17th-century convent building converted into a house with courtyard garden, swimming pool, independent studio flat and panoramic views in Tarascon. The house is in the immediate vicinity of one of the city's most emblematic religious monuments: the “Chapelle de la Persévérance”. The facade of this place of worship is an iconic example of Baroque architecture, with its segmental arch portal, framed by two pilasters with Ionic capitals featuring garlands of flowers and an entablature with a three-sided architrave, frieze and modillion cornice. The house and its outbuildings, directly abutting the chapel, leave little doubt as to its original use as a convent. Indeed, the house still bears some traces of its original vocation, in particular the decorative motifs of the ground floor vaults. Founded in 1677 as a home for 'girls of ill repute', the chapel and its associated establishment were entrusted to the care of the Sisters of Notre-Dame du Refuge. Like most establishments of this type, created under the royal “in commendam” system, this umpteenth 'convent for repentant girls' was a resounding moral failure and soon became a notorious 'place of perdition'. It took barely half a century for it to evolve from a convent to a brothel. So much so, in fact, that this highly conspicuous place was forced to close by royal decree on the accession of Louis XVI in 1774, a good fifteen years before the Revolution. In 1803, under the First Empire, the modest convent buildings were sold as national property destined to be used as stables. Some of these buildings remain part of the present-day property. As for the chapel, it was used for the catechism known as 'perseverance', an in-depth teaching of the scriptures that children used to follow after their solemn communion - a history to which its current name bears witness. Today, contemporary art exhibitions are held here throughout the year, providing a rare opportunity to visit the church and admire its rich Baroque decor.

A spacious family residence with swimming pool and mill set in 9 ha of meadows and woods in the Orge valley, 1 hour from Paris. Situated on the banks of the River Orge, the unoverlooked property is accessed via a small road only used by local residents. At the front, the first gate opens onto a vast gravel area with parking space for several vehicles. A cobblestone path leads to the building's main entrance. Originally part of an old farmhouse, it has been sympathetically restored. A little further on, behind the residence, the impressive silhouette of the mill can be made out, now devoid of its paddle wheel, which was once powered by the River Orge. Vast and partly inhabited, it still offers considerable potential for development. At the end of the cul-de-sac, a second gate in line with the mill serves the property from the rear.

A 1930s traditional country house and its grounds of 1 ha in a prominent position in the Moyen-Var region. From the centre of the village, a main road winds its way along the river to the bottom of the valley. After approx. 800 m, a small tarmac road leads upwards to a lovely view over the valley. The property is on the left-hand side of the hill. Past the impressive wrought iron gate, there is access to a car park for around ten vehicles at the rear of the property, hidden away from the house. There is a garage on the car park and another one outside the premises, just in front of the entrance gate. The property comprises roughly 1 ha of terraced grounds. Mostly situated on the south side and above the valley, the grounds cannot be seen from the entrance and are only revealed at the foot of the house with its typical Provence colours. A solid, long covered terrace, which runs along the ground floor of the country house, provides optimum sunshine whatever the season. Below, a swimming pool has been installed on the highest level of the terraced garden. The building, mainly of three levels, is well balanced thanks to its great length, stretching from east to west. Each level has four arched openings, with French windows on the ground floor, small-paned windows on the upper floors, and semi-louvered shutters. The eastern end is topped by an additional storey, enhancing the impressive overall appearance of the building. Two balconies on the front elevation offer wonderful views from the first floor. Finally, a 2016 ground-floor extension, which houses a kitchen featuring large windows and doors, protrudes from the front of the 1930s building. The facades are rendered in pink ochre, and the shutters are painted light blue. The monk-and-nun tile gable roof is emphasised by a two-row Provençal frieze.

This elegant 18th century manor house offering about 300 sqm of living space on three floors includes beautiful living and reception rooms, two suites and four bedrooms. Set in over 3.7 hectares of leafy grounds with a swimming pool, a pool house, a 140 sqm three-bed guest house, a double garage and an apartment. A rare opportunity just 3 km from the centre of the resort and the beaches. Detailed file on request.

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Prestigious house of 680 m² living space, on a plot of more than one hectare with a panoramic sea view on the Côte d'Azur. The Maharaja of Indore was once the owner, it is now composed of 8 rooms distributed between the main house and independent apartments to accommodate your guests. An existing project allows you to achieve the finishes and create your ideal home. Enjoy a wooded garden, an 18-meter infinity pool and a tennis court to relax in front of the big blue. A visit is essential to discover its unique features

Go through the courtyard and the caste iron gate, to discover the noble manor house. Walk into the see through entry and continue upto the very lovely landscaped garden and relax somewhere near the terrace, the pool and summer kitchen or little house un vegetable plot. Live in complete harmonie thanks to the guest bedrooms located in a nearby outbuilidng. Private space for everyone. Loacated between Saintes and Cognac. The 1650 manor house consists of a dine-in fitted kitchen, cozy living room, office, large living and dining room, and laundry room on the ground floor. On the first floor, there are 4 bedrooms with dressing room, 2 bathrooms and office. On the second floor, come and relax in the games and discover the storage area and attics. There are é or 3 guest bedrooms according to your organization and reception room. The garage is practical. Private life happens in the magnificent enclosed garden of 2500 sqm with outdoor pool, pool house. Small 18 sqm house to rehabilitate, numerous garages and an outbuilding. Ideal for family house or guest house. Bright, quiet,and serene and you can do everything on foot.

Set in over 2 hectares of parkland with a heated swimming pool facing the sea, paddle tennis court, petanque area and fitness trail, this 153sqm duplex villa boasts top-of-the-range features. It comprises an entrance hall, a kitchen opening onto the living/dining room, an en suite bedroom, a guest toilet, a laundry room and a 46sqm terrace facing the sea. On the lower level are three en suite bedrooms, a 39sqm terrace, a 363sqm garden and a private heated swimming pool. A private garage and underground parking space add to the many features of this property close to the sea. Delivery second trimester 2025. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr The luxury real estate market at the Côte d’Azur is one of the most attractive in the Mediterranean area. Whilst 'idyllic lifestyle and escape from city life' remains the primary reason people wish to purchase property in the French Riviera, due to the global economic situation, clients are also looking to buy secondary homes in the South of France as it is a stable investment and intelligent retirement plan. Well placed between the Maures' hills and the golf of Saint-Tropez, Sainte Maxime is famous because of its charm and its pleasant climate. Under covered from the wind, the city has numerous beach of thin sand. Its assets make it a touristic destination, sought-after by the artists. It is a place of several events and shows, and also of a casino and other museums including 'La Tour Carré'. Sainte Maxime is facing Saint Tropez, not far from Ramatuelle, Grimaud and Port Grimaud, Cogolin and Frejus-Saint Raphael.