luxury houses for sale Saint Vincent, France

Lyon - PBI Only Nestling on the steep slopes overlooking the Rhône valley, this contemporary villa offers 225 m² of living space on 800 m² of land. Tinted titanium white and featuring large picture windows, the villa blends perfectly into the surrounding landscape, revealing all its beauty. As soon as you enter, a 65 m² reception room opens up, sublimated in every direction by the many windows revealing a hypnotic view over the valley. This is followed by a fully-equipped Italian kitchen with refined finishes in white and black granite, like an alchemy of materials that extends out onto a tiled terrace. On this same level, we discover 1 master bedroom of around 25 m², with 1 bathroom and a dressing room. Moving upstairs, we discover the private suite with 2 junior bedrooms and 1 master en suite with shower room. The simple yet elegant exterior features a 9-metre long heated swimming pool, which runs perfectly parallel to the openings in the living area, extending the view to a breathtaking panorama. A travertine floor runs across the entire surface of the terrace, unifying the different outdoor spaces. Wherever we move in the villa, we can admire the beauty of the infinite horizon. The Plus: A complete home automation system. A top floor on the garden level houses a number of cosy corners, including a spa, a hammam and a relaxation lounge. A vast room can be used for an office, gym or leisure area. A 50 m² garage can accommodate up to two vehicles. The villa is perfectly located in a dynamic community, close to the airport and TGV train station. Our Opinion: Conversation with Matter - The place is like a theatre where the beauty of the materials combines perfectly with the purity of the lines. ® ANY INSPIRATION, MODIFICATION, REPRODUCTION IS PROHIBITED - REGISTERED TRADEMARK 'An Authentic and Contemporary Vision of Luxury Real Estate.' Franck Ballester Julie Pauille +33 (0)7 78 88 36 41 Rsac Nimes 922 908 389

A renovated farmhouse, outbuildings, garden and swimming pool in an unspoilt village in the Ain department, between Lyon and Geneva. The property is accessed via a locked gate. Visitors are immediately made to feel welcome when they enter the courtyard dominated by an ancient plane tree, the site's guardian. The renovated farmhouse dating back to 1874 and its outbuildings surround the tree. The swimming pool, built in the former barn, overlooks the courtyard and the flower-filled, wooded garden, at the far end of which is an orchard with a wide variety of fruit trees. A converted caravan has a wide range of uses. A double garage, equipped with an electric car charging point, converted outbuildings used as guest rooms, a summer kitchen and wooden terraces with summer lounges complete the property. A vast barn, which was once a stable, still needs to be converted. With three stories and its imposing facade, the house spans 280 m², added to which there are almost 180 m² of restored outbuildings. Like the other buildings, its facades are rendered stone, light and plain, with regular straight windows protected by white-painted wooden shutters. The shingled tile roof, topped with two terracotta finials and a chimney stump, has an eaves board, while the outbuildings have a gable roof with mechanical tiles and overhangs.