luxury houses for sale France (page 275)

Near Pézenas and the A75 motorway access, in the centre of a very touristic village, building with character of about 360 m² for mixed use of living and business on 600 m² of land including 390 m² of garden. Ground floor: Restaurant with capacity for 75 diners, comprising a dining room with bar, covered terrace, kitchen, utility room, dishwasher, wine cellar and toilet. 1st floor: 122 m² independent flat 2nd floor: 5 bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and WCs and a laundry room. Sold furnished with catering equipment. Great potential for a tourist project.

Rural house located in a hamlet, Nouans les Fontaines sector (37), with vast proportions including: -On the ground floor entrance overlooking a large living room with fireplace, fitted kitchen, toilet, laundry room, pantry and a double garage. -Upstairs; landing, office area, large mezzanine overlooking the living room, four bedrooms, one overlooking a private balcony, a bathroom, a bathroom and a separate toilet. -Other building for outbuilding use of about 45 m² with lean-to suite. Lawn garden without vis-à-vis.

In Normandy, between the Orne and Eure departments, in the pays d’Ouche, a refurbished former barn and its pasture surrounded by woodland. In the 1960s, trees were cleared away from the centre of the woods to build a barn, which, up until then, was located about 30 km away, on the Neubourg plateau. After meticulously numbering each beam, the barn was dismantled, brought here and then rebuilt piece by piece in the middle of the woods. Over the years, the woods have been cleared away on its southern side, towards the pasture, with the objective of providing the site with more depth and light. The property is entirely enclosed; it can be accessed from the woods via a wide barrier reserved for tall vehicles as well as the main entrance gate. The woods around the house reach approximately 20 metres to the east, 35 metres to the north and west and 25 metres to the south, beyond the 3,345-m² pasture bordered on the east by a field and on the west by another pasture. A second building was annexed at a right angle to the original rectangular barn in the 1980s.

South of the Renaissance town of Barjac... A small, typically southern stone village, with a number of local trails for pleasant walks or mountain bike rides. Enjoy a refreshing dip in the calm waters of the Cèze at the 'Grand Rocher'. In a peaceful, bucolic setting, come and visit this former silkworm farm dating from 1891, set in comfortable grounds of more than 2000 m² with attractive trees and landscaping and a vegetable garden with irrigation water from an authentic stone well. To the rear of the property is a lovely 8m x 4m swimming pool with surrounds. The pool interior has been completely refurbished in gel-coat with a ten-year guarantee. This property offers around 230m² of living space in two dwellings. On the ground floor, an independent studio of around 60m² comprising a living room with bedroom, shower and toilet, all opening onto an inner courtyard and the garden. Reversible air conditioning and electric heating. There is also a 22m² summer kitchen and a 21m² heated bedroom. Upstairs, access to the main house is via a terrace. A glassed room, a kitchen, a dining room, a sitting room with fireplace, a study, a bedroom, a bathroom and a toilet.On the top floor, a hallway leads to 3 attic bedrooms. On the practical side, a set of cellars and small outbuildings with plumbing and wc, totalling approx. 55 m² (592 sq ft).Central heating with radiators. Are you looking for a beautiful residence in the sun? Look no further and let yourself be seduced by this property set in a bucolic setting... Your agent: Julien BOTELLA: 0678945908.

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In the Loiret department, a village house, its outbuildings built up against the side of a church and gardens in the heart of the Rimarde Valley. The entire property extends over a surface area of approximately 1,200 m², while the buildings constructed along the east end of the Saint-Brigide parish church, endowed with three apses from the 11th and 12th centuries, have been perfectly restored. Located in the upper part of the village, the house’s main entrance is perpendicular to the religious edifice’s forecourt. A second entrance, through a large wooden gate, opens onto the garden and all the buildings facing it, namely a main house and a guest house for a total surface area of approximately 160 m², a restored 120-m² barn equipped with a Finnish soapstone wood stove, as well as a workshop and a lean-to. Reorganised into a square plan in the 19th century, and built over much older foundations, the house in lime-pointed exposed stone is crowned with an antique tile gabled roof. A few stone steps highlight the two glazed front doors. The main façade is perforated with windows overlooking the garden topped with wood or stone lintels. The whole is enclosed by the church’s lateral wall and low stone walls, which still reveal views of its stained glass windows, apse, bell tower as well as the verdant valley below. Separating the property from the neighbouring house is a high stone wall as well as a wall of one of the outbuildings covered in Virginia creeper or wisteria. The group of buildings is articulated around two tree-filled gardens, one of which is bordered by the apses. The view over the Rimarde Valley is remarkable.

A stately residence, dating back to the 12th century, in 2 6 ha of parklands on the outskirts of a village in the Anjou region. The access road, bordered on one side by poplar trees, goes alongside the parklands and leads to a first set of entrance gates which open into a garage courtyard, within which is a second set of gates. The latter provides access to the caretaker’s cottage, the manor house and the outbuildings. The various buildings, standing in the middle of more than 2.6 ha parklands, are set out around a garden, featuring boxwood and lawn and facing the manor house.

A restored stone house with two hectares of grounds in Ménerbes, one of France's most beautiful villages, at the foot of the Luberon mountain range. A lane leads to the property’s south side, where an unobtrusive gate takes you onto a large entry lane that runs up to the house – a former sheep barn that has been converted into a fine home and extended. The dwelling seems like a solitary retreat, but it is not that far from essential amenities. Between holm oaks and pedunculate oaks, this secret haven nestled in greenery emerges beyond one of the property’s two traditional dry-stone huts. Such dry-stone huts – called ‘bories’ in French – are characteristic of rural dwellings in the Luberon area. They are circular in shape with a corbel vault. These old structures have survived remarkably well. The property’s first dry-stone hut dates back to the 18th century. It has not been restored. It stands out along the entry lane leading up to the house. The second dry-stone hut is larger and has been renovated masterfully. It has become an integral part of the house. The house’s walls are made of exposed jointed stones from the quarries of Ménerbes. This jointed stonework contrasts with the dry stones of the traditional huts and low walls. The windows and doorways have a range of shapes: some are right-angled and others are arched. They are laid out asymmetrically. The roofs are covered with monk-and-nun tiling and have either one or two slopes. On the east side, there is a swimming pool in line with a cobblestone terrace. The pool forms a junction between the two types of local rural architecture. A traditional dry-stone hut with a characteristic rocky form and a single opening runs along the swimming pool and houses the pool’s control room. From the terrace, you can admire a view of the hilltop village of Ménerbes through a gap in the foliage all year round. On the west side, local characteristics can also be seen in a low dry-stone wall that encloses the property and separates it from a country lane with restricted use. This low wall stands out for its coping of stone slabs placed in an opus spicatum pattern that is typical of southern France: the slabs are placed on their edges in a slanting position upon the wall like books on a shelf.

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In the heart of a 4800 m2 park, MAGNIFICENT HOUSE OF CHARACTER dating from the 18th century, completely renovated, offers a living experience in the heart of nature. With a generous surface area of 400 m² of 10 rooms, this property includes an extremely bright living room with fireplace, spacious dining room, a fully fitted kitchen of 25 m², 7 bedrooms, an open space that can be dedicated to a gym, games room, cinema room etc..., 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, laundry room. You will also find a large garage of 50 m², an outbuilding of 25 m², as well as a storeroom of 25 m² and a summer kitchen. Outside, a 10 x 5 swimming pool, treated with chlorine, with recent filtration, is ready to welcome you. Located a few minutes from the village, this property benefits from all the amenities nearby, including a college and more than 40 associations to satisfy various interests. In addition, the beach is only 15 minutes away, and you will be 10 minutes from downtown Bayonne. A real favorite for this beautiful family home. (DPE in progress). Contact Sophie MENAUTHON Tel: 06 25 42 67 68 or Severine ETCHEGARAY Tel: 06 75 49 61 04 EQUINOXES IMMOBILIER More information (ref. 4000921480) Fees including VAT charged to the seller Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the site Georisks: georisks.gouv.fr

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Contemporary house entirely renovated by architect and ideally located facing the bay of Cancale and close to the center and shops. Beautiful property for sale in CANCALE in excellent condition with superb sea views. It comprises 6 main rooms including 5 bedrooms (2 on the first floor) for a total floor area of approx. 165 m2 (150 m2 loi carrez). You'll enjoy sea views from most rooms, as well as from the well-exposed, sheltered terrace. The center of Cancale is close by and can be reached on foot. Basement garage.

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Nestled in the heart of Nuits St Georges and its shops, village with all amenities, train station and highway access, everything can be done on foot! , even access to walks through the vineyards and the coast of Nuits. In the quiet of a dead end, superb Bourgeois house with large cellar, outbuilding and private exterior with terrace overlooking. It is all the history of our Burgundy that you will find marked in this beautiful renovated stone building (DPE C), with its beams, oak cupboard doors, and beautiful heights under ceiling. From the entrance, the tone is given by the floor in cement tiles, and a magnificent central spiral staircase in oak that will distribute the 2 floors that could easily constitute a private apartment with terrace. On the ground floor you have 4 rooms including a living room on courtyard with Spa, a room with sink that can become kitchen, a separate room at the entrance close to the toilet (possibility liberal profession) and a master bedroom with dressing room and bathroom/ toilet. On the 1st floor, the bright landing with its glass roof opens onto a living room of 50m² itself open to a large modern kitchen and a beautiful terrace. The kitchen has a fully equipped scullery. From the kitchen or the landing to choose, you access a beautiful room with oak parquet and molded ceiling. A separate toilet completes the floor. On the top floor, beautiful landing with 3 large bedrooms, a dressing room, a bathroom with bath and shower, a separate toilet An outbuilding with floor completes this property (courtyard access) with the possibility of creating a cottage or guest room. The cellar, it, invites to receive for beautiful tastin

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House 5 bedroom(s) for sale - 798 000 € Legal Mentions (in French) : Honoraires à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr .

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