luxury waterfront house for sale Le Vigeant, France

Are you looking for a meaningful place to host groups, organize retreats, or develop a project around well-being, art, or nature? A peerless opportunity on the national market: according to extensive research by an international buyer, this property is believed to be the only residence in France situated directly on the shores of a departmental lake offering on-site swimming, while remaining entirely free from any flood risk. A unique combination of serenity and absolute security This rare property is ready to welcome you. Located in Charente, near the Périgord-Limousin Regional Nature Park, in the heart of a privileged natural setting, this former holiday home with 325 m² of living space was designed for group hospitality. It is currently used as a guesthouse but can easily be adapted into a retreat center, an eco-place, or a shared family home. Key features that make the difference: • a spacious and bright 70 m² reception room, • a 30 m² professional kitchen, ready for chefs or self-catering groups, • 6 large bedrooms (12 to 27 m²), two of them with mezzanines, • functional collective sanitary facilities (changing rooms, showers, toilets), • a 50 m² activity room overlooking the pond — ideal for yoga, dance, meditation, or visual arts, • a sauna to complete the well-being experience, • a sunny terrace and a 2,100 m² garden, perfect for nature breaks or outdoor meals. This property is immediately operational to host groups in an associative, event-based, or tourist context. It can also be reimagined: themed guesthouses, shared residence, artistic habitat, wellness center… Looking for serenity and concrete projects? Here, nature, water, and space give full strength to your vision. Contact for this listing: Véronique Braud (+33 6 60 80 14 98), advisor for the Périgord-Limousin region. A complete file will be sent after discussion and confirmed interest. DE LA COUR AU JARDIN France’s first network specializing in charming properties www.delacouraujardin.com Information on potential risks for this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Green Périgord : Renovated 16th-century historic mill with its 3 gîtes In the heart of the Périgord-Limousin Regional Natural Park. Just 50 minutes from Limoges Airport and Angoulême TGV station, with a traditional market and all amenities less than 10 minutes away. The property is not isolated and enjoys a peaceful setting with no disturbances. Set within 4.4 hectares of land, enhanced by a stream and bordering a 27-hectare lake (ornithological site), the estate features a swimming pool and sauna. Beautiful wrought-iron entrance gate, water rights included (sluice gates regulating the flow from the lake). Garages, workshop, stables (2 boxes), large games room, pizza oven, and separate laundry room. Heated swimming pool (12 x 6 m) with new liner. The 4.4 hectares consist mainly of pastureland crossed by the stream. A 16th-century historic mill of approximately 231 m2, partially renovated, with a bright extension created above the former millstone in the early 21st century. Ground Floor Double living room opening onto a large covered south-west facing terrace, exposed beams, bar area, fireplace with pellet stove. Staircase to the upper floor. Large fully equipped kitchen opening onto the outside, fireplace with pellet stove, dining area. Bright hallway leading to a north-east facing terrace. 1 bedroom. 1 shower room, WC. Bright master suite with lounge, enfilade bedroom, bathroom with double sink, shower, WC. First Floor 1 bedroom with dressing room and shower. 1 bathroom, WC. 1 bedroom. Semi-Basement (external access) 1 WC. Landing with kitchenette area. Nightclub with sound and lighting system, bar, original stone mill wheel and mechanisms preserved and visible. Gîte 1 Ground Floor Living room opening onto the outside. Large fully equipped kitchen opening onto a private north-west facing terrace. Very large dining room also opening onto the terrace, fireplace with new pellet stove. Sauna, shower. WC, laundry room. First Floor 2 enfilade bedrooms. 2 bedrooms. Shower room, WC. 2 bedrooms with “Jack and Jill” shower room, WC. Independent Access (Ground & First Floor) Ground floor: 1 bedroom, WC. First floor: 1 bedroom (currently used for storage). Gîte 2 (semi-detached) Ground Floor Open-plan fitted kitchen with bar area. Living space with new pellet stove opening onto a private north-east facing terrace. Shower room, WC. First Floor 3 bedrooms. Shower room, WC. Gîte 3 (semi-detached) Ground Floor Open-plan fitted kitchen with bar area. Living area with new pellet stove overlooking the inner courtyard. Shower room, WC. Outdoor terrace facing south-east. First Floor 3 bedrooms. Bathroom, WC.

Mill founded in title as early as 1204 for sale with wheel and pond between Niort and Poitiers (79 Poitou in Aquitaine): 265 m² habitable, 10 recently restored rooms in large volumes surrounded by terraces; wide and peaceful river, lock, waterfall, gate, functional paddle wheel, gears, stones. Barn 240 m²; 1.3 ha of landscaped park, gardens, meadows, orchard, vegetable garden... Key-ready residence in a magnificent site: the countryside in a "small village of character"! On the outskirts of a typical "small village of character" from old Poitou, this mill, mentioned as early as 1204 as belonging to a noble estate with justice rights, still showcases many very old remnants and a strong, atypical character. Named "Stronghold on its Hill", not far from the road axes from Niort to Poitiers, the postcard village features a feudal castle, remnants of a priory, chapel, scattered mills along the river, springs and fountains, church and temple, grand townhouses, lovely houses from all centuries, gardens, walks, woods, and valley. High above, even the 19th-century church has been classified, and the surroundings of the village have been declared "to be protected" by the PLU. The Moulin de la Crémaillère, located in a loop of the river, is thus in a protected perimeter of "historic centers of towns", "historical monuments", "listed and classified sites", and its park and meadows in zone N "sector to be protected due to the quality of the site, natural environments, landscapes, and their aesthetic, historical or ecological interest." It is in this spirit that the old mill has been fully restored, preserving its original elements still present. At the end of a dead-end, bordered by a calm and wide river, the property offers buildings made of bright local limestone, hidden by the back of the miller's barn, whose entrance porch - still paved with its medieval cobblestones polished by the feet of horses and cart wheels - rests on imposing stone pillars. A meticulous paving leads from this original shelter to the western main facade of the miller's residence overlooking a landscaped park of 1.3 ha, with courtyards, terraces, varied flower beds, lawns, shaded meadows of deciduous trees bordered by low walls. Don't forget the fruit trees and the vegetable garden sheltered by old walls. The two meadows allow for keeping animals, and why not some horses that would take you directly to the long paths through the woods. The mill, constructed of local cream stone, jointed with lime; EVERYTHING has been renovated with patience and respect since 2004: The original machine room and its works: the four-meter wheel, renovated, has regained its rolling motion; from the conduit on the river to the water chamber, thanks to the flow regulated by the racked mill gate, the flat paddle wheel "from below" drives the first vertical gears of the chest stone (with funnel); the second, smaller gears lead to the dormant stone mill. And while the room, made of dressed stone, has been raised, and the medieval works modified to taste the progress, the old staircase and stone slabs bear witness to the antiquity of the place, used for over eight centuries! The machine room can be managed from the outside in the south, along the river bordering the property to the west, near which lies the two-shovel lock. The water regulation of the fall conduit and the lock dates from 1864. Due to a total renovation of the works and the absence of other milling machinery and equipment: separated by glass, the stone-paved entrance from Burgundy has been arranged in this room, leading to the millers' dwelling on two levels; remain the oculus overlooking the passage in the courtyard and the medieval sink stone. At the back * shower room with toilets for comfort after effort in the park or by the pool; * technical room (solar water heater). A more contemporary staircase in Elm allows access to the upstairs office (with exposed old framework), which overlooks the machines. Also a view of the replaced roof and sheathing. The spacious residence (total of 265.5 m²): Of regular construction in rough stone, the north wall of the residence leads to the west facade, coated with lime, with an original "bulging" return, made of end stones and flat stones: a beautiful and rare work. Doors and windows from all rooms open onto this west facade, with original or added stone fronts. Ground level (walls more than a meter thick, underfloor heating): Vast central tiled living room resembling stone: fireplace (heat vent in the entrance and dining room), sliding doors to the dining room and entrance, open arch to the kitchen, and French door to the courtyard. Tiled dining room with double exposure. The annex building of the equipped and fitted kitchen, in the southwest, leads to the west terrace overlooking the courtyard and garden, as well as to the south terrace by the river, pool, and meadows. Dining area, bar area, numerous pieces of furniture. The large fireplace still has its bread oven at the back, featuring a superb vault, about 2 meters deep! Upstairs (underfloor or electric heating): This resting space facing the setting sun offers an interesting layout: to the left, the independent bedroom (electric radiator), with its large and beautiful bathroom from 2010, double sink (towel radiator, south view over river and meadows). Separate toilets; to the right: hallway serving 3 bedrooms (underfloor heating, independent heating control for each bedroom). Their shower room (towel radiator, view of gardens). Converted attic as a playroom or office, accessible by a miller's ladder (30 cm of glass wool under paneling). Renovation works (from 2007 to 2014): works; roofs in Roman tiles (rafters replaced); insulation, plumbing, sanitary, electricity, floors; double glazing PVC tilt and turn; pellet boiler from 2010 and its hot water tank (possible switch to electricity). This quality energy renovation earns the exceptional B rating for a country house. No lead, no asbestos. Solar and photovoltaic panels. Main sewage system. Property tax 1800. Renovated outbuildings: The barn of 240 m² on the ground: garage (2 cars), workshop, boiler room-laundry, pantry, cellar, local, attics. Lean-to: storage for garden tools and mowers. Landscaped terrain totaling 1ha 31a 31ca: Pool in its separate garden: 4.35 m x 9.35 m, built in 2019, heat pump in 2020. West bank of a wide and calm river, naturally planted with willows; this river is classified as "category 1" in terms of good ecological status. The Long Meadow on the left bank of the river, bordered by old broadleaf trees, The Grand Meadow, planted with fruit trees, where the old reconstructed walls give a bucolic air, West and south gardens, vegetable garden surrounded by walls, in a regional style; grassy path leading directly to the "white roads", long walking paths tracing a drivable loop back to the village, Private lane bringing pedestrians to the communal dead end just steps from the village center. While the village has no shops, these are almost entirely found in the neighboring town of 1600 inhabitants. Numerous additional photos available upon request. 5 minutes from a historical town with all shops, 15 minutes from Saint-Maixent-l’Ecole: historical town with 7000 inhabitants, all shops and activities, high school, colleges, schools, military school, markets): TGV Paris 2h; 15 minutes from the A10 Poitiers-Niort, 35 minutes from Niort and Poitiers, 1 hour from La Rochelle (the sea!) 1h30 from the Île de Ré. Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Located in a peaceful and privileged environment on the banks of the Creuse, in the town of Saint-Rémy-sur-Creuse, this beautiful exposed stone property will appeal to lovers of nature, fishing and projects combining main residence and tourist activity. It benefits from an ideal location, halfway between Tours (and the Châteaux de la Loire) and Poitiers (Futuroscope). Located on a fully enclosed plot of approximately 3,900 m² with direct access to the river, the property consists of a main house and three independent gîtes, all sold fully furnished, allowing immediate exploitation without work. The main house offers a warm atmosphere upon entry, with high ceilings providing volume and brightness. The heart of the house consists of a large living space of approximately 60 m² including a kitchen/dining room opening onto the garden. The ground floor also has a laundry room with WC, a room used as a bedroom, a library and a space provided for a future bathroom. Upstairs, a master suite with bathroom completes the ensemble. Direct access connects the house to one of the gîtes, offering multiple development possibilities. The first gîte, which can accommodate up to seven people, includes an equipped kitchen, a living room with wood stove, a bedroom on the ground floor, a bathroom and a toilet. The upper floor serves two additional bedrooms, one of which has a private bathroom. The second gîte, for four people, offers a living room with kitchen, a bedroom with bathroom on the first floor and a second bedroom with bathroom on the top level. The third gîte, more intimate, offers a living space with kitchen, living room and bathroom, as well as a mezzanine serving as a bedroom. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr