Luxury houses for sale Collonge-la-Madeleine, France

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Rare property for sale. In the heart of Burgundy, in a rural setting close to the beautiful communes of Santenay, Mercurey and the Château de Couches, former winegrower's residence and its outbuildings, set in 1.5 ha of enclosed parkland planted with trees. The ensemble is remarkable and offers a very pleasant, unspoilt living environment. The 500m2 living space includes 2 large lounges, 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, office, games room and a beautiful kitchen. The outbuildings include 2 very large enclosed garages, 6 cellars, a dovecote, a stone garden room and a barn, all of which add to the tremendous potential of this beautiful property. A wine-tasting cellar and swimming pool complete the property. Superficial refurbishment work is required, but the property is in very good condition. This property is ideally suited to both family and professional projects. Ideal location 1h45 from Paris by TGV-1h30 from Lyon and 2h30 from Geneva-30km from Beaune The plus on this large property is its good insulation DPE C. Heat pump and oil-fired heating.

In a pretty wine-growing village at the foot of Mount Rome, this house built in the 17th century was the residence of the bishopric. It was extended in the 19th century to give it a particular elegance. It benefits from a quiet location not overlooked. Two vehicle accesses. Several garages and parking space in the courtyard in front of the house. On the ground floor: wine cellar, garages, workshop, boiler room, vaulted cellar and sheds. Upstairs: entrance, shower room-WC, in the east wing (17th century): living room of 46sqm with open fireplace, two bedrooms, dressing room and shower room-WC, in the other wing: equipped kitchen-dining room with access to the garden and wood-burning boiler fireplace, following: office, living room with wood insert fireplace, bedroom and master suite in the tower with bathroom with shower and WC All the rooms in this extension of the 19th century give access to the gallery. Convertible attics in the old part. Numerous elements of character: fireplaces, floors with cement tiles, hexagonal terracotta tiles, terracotta floor tiles, coffered herringbone oak parquet floors, multi-pitched roofs with roofing in small flat tiles, pierced by dormer windows with pediments and braces and topped with ornamental spires , contours of the openings in cut stone, French-style or molded ceilings with central rosettes, vaulted cellar, entrance doors with transoms... Good services and good general condition: mixed central heating (wood-heat pump), door frames double-glazed wood, collective sanitation. Outside: remarkable driveway lined with century-old lime trees, adjoining large flat grounds, enclosed landscaped garden with trees, stone outbuilding used as a garage and shed, two wells, courtyard, gallery... Very attractive... The information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Contact: Rémy VAN HEMELRYCK EI 06 12 45 22 30 [email protected] Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 509107272 - CHALON ON SAONE

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EXCLUSIVE! In the Maranges Valley, charming property to renovate with 13 main rooms built on cellars and oven chamber. Attic. Opposite: annex building of 170 m2 including ground floor: a workshop, an old vat room with garage. One floor below. Below is a magnificent vaulted cellar. All on land of more than 6,000 m2 including two access points. Part of it is wooded. The other in meadow. Possibility of additional acquisition of land of approximately 3,700 m2 located opposite the property.

Located in a village with all amenities, pleasant villa with 8 main rooms built on a full basement. Large plot of land with open views and pond.

An early 19th century manor house with grounds of almost 5,000 m², thirty minutes from Beaune. Built between the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century, the manor house is hidden behind high stone walls and a wrought iron gate. A gravel front courtyard bordered by shrubbery and topiary elements leads to the residence. It includes a carport and a shed, discreetly set apart from the house. The property also offers vast parklands, separated from the Canal du Centre towpath by a wall with a pedestrian gate. Located at the back of the residence, the almost 50 acres of parklands offer an unobstructed view of the house. The main building comprises two levels over vaulted cellars and is topped by a hip roof with unconverted roofspace. A wing extending at right angles from the main building to the north contains the main staircase and the former servant's quarters. On the other side, a small building which hides the old service staircase provides access to a covered terrace. On the courtyard side, the east-facing elevation of the main building has straight or arched windows arranged symmetrically to the central axis with the entrance door. The roof of flat tiles has two oeuil-de-boeuf windows on either side of a domed dormer. On the garden side, the western facade is organised around a French window and a horseshoe staircase which opens onto the parklands. The symmetrical straight or arched wooden windows and the central glass door have louvered shutters, all painted in light green. Three hip roof dormers with pediments enhance the balanced classical-style facade. A tall chimney stack, which rises from the northern part of the roof, adds a dynamic touch to the overall symmetry of the building.

EXCLUSIVE! Between Beaune and Nolay: charming house with 5 main rooms built on a large vaulted cellar. Terraces and courtyard.

In the rolling hills of east Morvan park, Burgundy. Character house tastefully renovated, ready to move in, with pool and lovely veranda. Two guest units delivering income, sold ready to continue. 3000 m2 field across the small road. Outbuildings. On the plot sold there is: the main house with pool, above it the largest guest apartment on the first floor. Loft with room for further development if one wishes. The small guest house is just across the quiet road. Here also the garage, a work shop, and to one end a small outbuilding. The 3 000m2 of land offer a wonderful views and is free of tenants. The main house has a well furnished kitchen. From here also access to the veranda, used in the winter for the plants, and in the in-between seasons a second living room. From the open kitchen, you access the dining room, then the living room. The living room has a main the main front door, but all people come in through the back, straight into the kitchen. Along a hall way, two bedrooms, shower room and toilet. From hallway also access to guest appartment on first floor. to the back of the living room, two storage rooms, one used as wine cellar. The larger Apartment is sold all ready to rent out: living space with simple kitchen, bedroom, and shower room with toilet. The guests have their own private outside staircase to access this appartment. The main house has central heating, via il burner in the cellar. In the kitchen a typical wood stove. There are two other chimneys, glued, but not used today. To the back of the house is garden with the 10x4 m pool, with security cover; Garden and vegetable patch. A small quiet communal road separates the main house from the small gîte, garage and storeroom. This road leads towards one other neighbour. So a very calm location The Small gite is small, but efficient, with downstairs a sitting area, kitchenette, shower room and toilet. The sleeping area in under the eaves in a mezzanine. this small unit, has a private garden looking onto the fields. Workshop, chicken pen, garage and one more outbuilding complete the offer Very quiet location, notwithstanding the communal road that divides the property. Bakery in Marmagne (5 minutes), other shops in Étang sur Arroux, Autun, Le Creusot (all about 15 minutes away). 15 minutes from Le Creusot Montchanin TGV station. Property is on mains drainage, and there is glass fiber internet.

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Immerse yourself in history with this magnificent residence, dating from 1912 imbued with the characteristic style of the 1930s, ideally located in the heart of a sought-after residential area of Le Creusot. This unique home offers a perfect fusion of old-world elegance and modern comfort, creating an exceptional residence. This building with its timeless charm presents refined architecture, with preserved details that evoke the grace of the past. It is built on 738 sqm of enclosed land with a garage, in a residential area but nevertheless close to main roads and 10 minutes from the TGV station. The entrance, with its period features, invites you to discover a spacious living room, bathed in natural light, offering generous living spaces, perfect for family life and moments of conviviality. A passage allows direct access to the kitchen, modernized to meet contemporary requirements. This dining kitchen is also linked to an intimate and chic dining room, incorporating authentic and careful codes such as parquet floors, moldings and marble fireplaces adding a distinguished touch to each room. A majestic staircase leads upstairs where three spacious bedrooms share a bathroom. An additional floor offers two bedrooms, a bathroom and a space to be finished as you wish. A basement, consisting of a cellar, boiler room, bathroom and a leisure area with access to the garden. The garden, intimate and carefully landscaped, offers a privileged outdoor space for relaxation and outdoor activities. This property offers an exceptional and quiet quality of life while remaining close to schools, shops and transport. Ideal for family life. ENERGY CLASS: E/ CLIMATE CLASS: E. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2015: EUR2,978 Information on the risks to which this property is presentation are available on the Géorisks website for the areas concerned. Jean-Charles BUATOIS, 06.27.47.49.38. Commercial agent (EI), 911 278 737 RSAC. Bourg en Bresse.

An impressive, large, luxurious home, with a swimming pool and 4,300 m² of grounds, in the midst of a market town and 10 minutes from a TGV train station in Burgundy. Concealed behind railings and an impressive set of wrought iron gates, flanked by stone pillars, this house is preceded by a wooded courtyard. A carport stands at a discreet distance. A vast swimming pool has been installed behind the house and the land extends on a lower level, facing a view stretching into the distance. An old civic building, it notably once housed the village school. It was, however, turned back into a middle-class home at the beginning of the 21st century, following numerous, first-class works.

In the historic centre of Autun, set in approx. 1,500 m² of grounds including a pleasant English-style garden enclosed by stone walls, magnificent 18th century property with approx. 450 m² of living space (+ possibility of converting an outbuilding) comprising 12 main rooms including 8 bedrooms. The interior, completely renovated in 2018, is very bright and pleasant to live in and/or set up offices (fibre and RJ45 network cabling). Crawl space, wall and floor insulation plus a recent heating system mean that all or part of the building can be heated at minimal cost (very good energy diagnosis (DPE) ranking C). Beautiful features: fireplaces, overmantels, wood panelling, parquet flooring and oak staircases. An outbuilding that could be converted into an independent flat (approx. 60 m² (646 sq ft) on the 1st floor). A luxurious and comfortable property (air conditioning) with an excellent energy balance, in a quiet location, close to shops, schools, services and transport links and to the Morvan regional nature park. VIRTUAL TOUR AVAILABLE. 30 minutes from Le Creusot-Montchanin TGV station, i.e. 1h45 from Paris and 1h15 from Lyon by TGV. Approximately 2.5 hours from Geneva and 3 hours from Basel and Lausanne. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

A fully renovated eighteenth-century house with a court and garden, nestled in the heart of a town in Burgundy that offers all vital shops and amenities. This grand town house lies hidden behind tall walls. You reach it via two large gates from a calm street. So only guests can really see this home. The main building is made up of two sections that join in an L shape. It stands in the property’s south-west corner. On the plot’s eastern edge there is an outbuilding. It was once used as a stable. Now it serves as a car port and storeroom. A court and garden link the different buildings together. The whole property has been fully renovated in the past ten years – from technical networks to structural works and fine finishes. No compromise was made on the house’s delightful comfort. And the dwelling’s old materials and authentic character have been conserved with the deepest respect.

A townhouse, dating from the 1900’s, in the town centre of Burgundy’s Autun. This town house stands near to the ramparts of the old, fortified town of Autun. Just a few metres away, the theatre and the town hall bear witness to Autun’s economic expansion in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This house; constructed in the 1900’s, reflects the architectural trends of the period between the beginning of the Art Nouveau style and the post-Haussmannian era fashionable in Paris at this time. Its height and its wrought construction materials make it stand out from the surrounding Burgundy houses. Set on the corner of two streets, its rotunda facade, topped with a dome, constitutes the central feature of the building, flanked by its two wings. On the east side, the facade is extended by a ground floor, covered with a roof terrace, and followed by a long wall, with a wicket garden gate and a set of solid, vehicle gates.

Near Autun, a late 18th-century residence and its wooded park of over 9,000m². Located on the site of 'La Verrerie,' the property dates back to 1752 when Gaspard de Clermont-Tonnerre founded a glass workshop that produced bottles for the wines of Burgundy and Champagne. In 1830, a building was constructed on the site to accommodate the factory director. The entrance to the park, where some of the workshops used to be, is marked by two columns supporting a wrought-iron gate. To the right of the gate is a small house from the 18th-century, and to the left is an old orangery. The park unfolds around the remains of a circular body of water and was transformed into an acclimatization garden in the 19th century. It features remarkable specimens of plane trees, maritime pines, blue spruces, pagoda trees, and two rows of linden trees that frame a terrace with sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. The residence is very wide, spanning two levels topped with attics and made up of two parts: from the left, a small, square building with a flat roof due to a later architectural modification, followed by the main body, very elongated, with a two-pitched roof and harmoniously structured with regularly spaced windows and entrance doors across the facade, all of which open onto the park. The 'director's house' adopted the typical architectural model of the adjacent old workers' settlement. As a result, the building with windows grouped two by two gives the impression of being composed of numerous small houses attached to each other. The overhanging roof with mechanical tiles and the plastered walls with faux rustication allowed it to blend seamlessly with the glass workshop buildings. Nevertheless, it was indeed a bourgeois residence, featuring both a main entrance and a service entrance. The house only has windows on its west facing facade as the architect designed it as a series of interconnected rooms. Despite this, the abundance of openings allows for plenty of natural light inside. The entire property is enclosed by walls facing the street and by hedges elsewhere, ensuring the occupants' tranquility.

A vast townhouse and its wooded garden with swimming pool in Autun, Burgundy. Set between the upper and lower town, the house has a long, regular, unassuming facade on the street side, with an automated porch providing access to the courtyard and parking spaces for cars. On the garden side, the property is surrounded by the grounds of the surrounding affluent residences, ensuring it is hidden from prying eyes. The two-storey building is partly built over vaulted cellars, has a converted attic topped by a roof clad with new flat tiles. The stone outbuildings used as storage sheds stand at right-angles to the house.

A former 15th century canon’s house and its French formal garden at the foot of Autun cathedral. The property is situated at the foot of the cathedral in the heart of the historic district of Autun, the upper town. A former canon's residence, built on thousand-year-old foundations, it seems to date mainly from the 15th century, with numerous subsequent alterations linked to the development of the town. Today, it is accessed via an archway in a discreet cul-de-sac, which opens onto a courtyard leading to the house.

An 18th century townhouse in the heart of Autun, Burgundy. Situated in one of Autun's streets lined with beautiful mansions, this townhouse stands out for its recently lime-rendered facade. Featuring a classical architectural style, with a facade overlooking the street, the dwelling comprises a ground floor, a first floor and an attic floor illuminated by stone dormer windows, with a wing set at right-angles closing off a courtyard surrounded by stone walls. The structure is built over two vaulted cellars and the roof is clad with recent small, flat tiles. The facade is enhanced by dressed stone stringcourses and surrounds, along with decorative lintels. A wide porch with two automated oak doors provides access to the courtyard and car parking spaces.

Ref.4299:Property for sale in the Saône et Loire french department. From this large, bucolic residence with its east-west exposure, you can look out over the gently rolling hills of the Autunois region (southern Burgundy) without a trace of modern times. A cedar, more than a hundred years old, marks the nobility of the premises. The Manoir is surrounded by green meadows, crossed by small streams whose meandering paths break with the straight lines of the hedgerows. Nature is gentle here, with its undulating landscapes marked by the hand of man. 600-700 metres from the property, a small rural village full of charm with its church, inspired by the religious architecture of Cluny, has a café-restaurant with a very pleasant terrace in fine weather. The property is located 10 km from Autun, with all the shops you need, and less than 40 km from the TGV station, which takes 1 hour 20 minutes to reach Paris. Geneva is 2 hours 30 minutes away by car. The main building provides around 500 sqm of living space, and the house has plenty of natural light thanks to its many windows. There are Ground floor The ground floor comprises a kitchen with old terracotta floor tiles, a dining room, a 45 sqm living room in recent Burgundy stone with a fireplace and a room in the front. In the kitchen, a beautiful vegetable garden was once used to heat up dishes. The dining room, very pleasant with its old cement tiles in shades of grey and blue, has a beautiful alcove that could house a sculpture. There is a toilet in the south wing. A cellar is accessible from the ground floor. First floor The first floor comprises 6 bedrooms, including two interconnecting bedrooms on the north side with wooden shutters, and three bathrooms with baths. In addition, two shower rooms with showers and toilets have been renovated, as well as a separate toilet. The back bedroom, on the east-facing side, has a beautiful chequered parquet floor. From the first floor, the south-facing staircase leads to two attic bedrooms under the roof. 2nd floor This floor has 2 bedrooms, one on the east side and the other in the tower on the south side. There is also an attic storage area and a very beautiful, renovated games room, with a cathedral-style ceiling adorned with beautiful beams that form a geometric criss-cross pattern. You can still see the wooden pegs. From here, a staircase takes you to the top of the tower, now occupied by an office. The space is very bright, even in the middle of winter. The view is far-reaching thanks to the 5 windows overlooking the surrounding countryside. It's a great place to work with peace of mind and to 'get a bit of height', without a doubt. In summer, you can access the highest point of the Manoir, a 14 sqm neo-medieval terrace, with its crenellated concrete. It is served by a small staircase leading to the study. The sun will be your only companion, in complete privacy. There is a possibility of a gite or bed & breakfast in an outbuilding shared with the neighbouring farm. It comprises a dovecote, a garage for 3 cars, a woodshed, a shed on the ground floor, two rooms upstairs and an attic. A vaulted cellar in the basement of the outbuilding, accessible from the outside, could be used as a wine cellar. A tennis court is in need of renovation. Situated slightly below the main esplanade, it does not disturb the view over the surrounding countryside. The property is surrounded by 3.20 acres of parklands. Triangular in shape and gently sloping, it is bordered at its southern end by the small road leading to the village. There is no noise pollution from the (very limited) road traffic. The park features a number of ancient trees, including a cedar and a 450-year-old pendulous beech of imposing size. The swimming pool, measuring 10 x 5 m, is located on the south side of the park.