luxury houses with pool for sale Saint-Fargeau, France

Location: 1 hour 40 minutes from Paris via the A6 motorway; only 10 km from the villages of Toucy, Saint Sauveur en Puisaye and Saint Fageau, villages bustling all-year-round with shops and cultural landmarks including the Musée Collette. Perched on a hilltop accessible by a grand driveway, this magnificent property is in need of no works. It comprises six farmhouses totaling over 2,500 sq.m of living area on 7 hectares of landscaped grounds including meadows, tree-lined paths, woodland and a pond. The entire property has been fully restored with high-end materials. It features several reception areas, private and communal lounges, and 18 bedrooms, each with its own contemporary bathroom with toilet. Sitting on 7 hectares of landscaped grounds with tree-lined pathways and several relaxation areas, including terraces, this property boasts a stunning heated indoor swimming pool and hot tub looking out to the natural surroundings. There are also meadows suitable for horses and a pond. Situated in a bucolic and secluded setting, this unique property has been fully renovated and is ready for immediate occupancy. Sold furnished, it would be ideal for use as holiday rentals, a business venture or a large family holiday home. Further information is available upon request.

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On a wooded plot of 3,575 m², discover a bright house organized around a 45 m² living room open to the kitchen and veranda.On the ground floor: a bedroom, shower room, and WC. On the first floor: 3 bedrooms, bathroom, and WC.A rare asset: a complete basement housing a garage, storage, cellar, and an independent part (2 offices, WC, separate entrance) ideal for a home business.Outside: second garage, summer kitchen, outbuilding, and a swimming pool to be renovated, on a semi-closed plot offering calm and space.Ideal for a family, freelancers, or investors. Contact me for a visit. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Discover just 2 hours from Paris, a property accessible via a path lined with poplar trees, leading to a magnificent wooded and flowered park of over 4,000 m², completely enclosed, where calm and intimacy reign.The longère stands at the heart of this green setting, with its authentic half-timbered facade.On the ground floor, you will find a fully equipped kitchen followed by a large cathedral living room, filled with light, where the fireplace adds a warm and friendly atmosphere.A hallway then leads to two bedrooms and a bathroom, pleasantly completing this level.Upstairs, there is a mezzanine that can serve as an additional bedroom, an office, or a relaxation space. Beyond that, an amenable attic offers additional potential to create a room according to your desires.Outside, the heated swimming pool (using a heat pump) of 14x6m, accompanied by a summer bar, completes this relaxation space ideal for sunny days.Regarding outbuildings, the property has a double garage as well as an independent room that can serve as a studio, guest room, or leisure area. A well supplies the garden, making maintenance easy and economical.This house combines the charm of the old, modern comforts, and a peaceful environment, with no overlooking neighbors. Possibility of seasonal rental investment. Close to the Guédelon castle.Guaranteed heartthrob. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Looking for a vast estate to develop an equestrian, agricultural, or outdoor project? This property offers a rare and functional setting, with significant potential. Ideally located setting, without adjoining walls, in the heart of a natural territory of more than 71 hectares, composed of beautiful pastures bordered by natural hedges and small woods. Easily exploitable for breeding, boarding or leisure activities U-SHAPED FARM WITH RESIDENTIAL HOUSE The house (approximately 200 m2) is simple but habitable, offering beautiful volumes for a family or a reception project: Large living room, kitchen, living room, office, 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The building has good potential, with spaces to renovate or personalize as needed. MANY DEPENDENCIES Old cowshed adjoining the house Pony boxes Workshop, woodshed Agricultural hangar of more than 500 m2 Practical and modular facilities depending on the type of activity planned. A PLACE SUITABLE FOR: Equestrian center or boarding house Horse or cattle breeding Rural reception / educational farm Countryside living project with autonomy

A Restored Estate in Burgundy — Former Outbuildings and Farm of a Château From the air, everything is revealed in an instant. The horseshoe-shaped courtyard, the long farmhouses with their Burgundian roofs, the barns with their majestic proportions, the verdant landscape stretching as far as the eye can see. A rare, cohesive place, steeped in history — and yet surprisingly vibrant. Former outbuildings of a château whose silhouette can still be glimpsed from the estate, this preserved hamlet combines the nobility of stone, the bounty of the land, and a timeless way of life. An hour and a half from Paris, near Toucy, with no neighbors overlooking the property, and close to a golf course and a Michelin-starred restaurant. Three houses. Three destinies. One soul. The Characterful Long Farmhouse — Accessible via a yew and hornbeam driveway, arranged around a paved courtyard with a stone well. Four bedrooms and an office, a very spacious converted attic, and a 3,000 sq m wooded garden. Ready to move into, with independent access. The Farmhouse — Nestled in a charming, enclosed courtyard, this approximately 80 sq m house and its remarkable outbuildings—a former forge and barns—offer exceptional potential: a gîte, bed and breakfast, or caretaker's cottage. Independent access. The Main House — A magnificent longère (traditional Breton farmhouse) with stately proportions, set in 5,767 sq m of grounds with an orchard. Seven bedrooms, including three master suites, a 50 sq m living room with a fireplace, a wine cellar, an indoor swimming pool, stables, and kennels. Independent access. Two barns with original timber frames—one 500 sq m and the other 300 sq m on two levels—offer generous, uncluttered, and majestic spaces. A rare opportunity for events: weddings, private receptions, high-end seminars. These walls are just waiting for a vision. 120 hectares of meadows — The land legacy Contiguous natural meadows, untouched hedgerows, and a water source. A solid land asset, generating nearly €20,709 (excluding VAT) in guaranteed annual income from the date of acquisition. Rural lease on 109 hectares until September 30, 2033 — €17,837 (excluding VAT) per year Rental of agricultural buildings until November 2026 — €2,872 per year Note: The château visible in the drone footage is a separate property and is not included in the sale.

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A MANSION IN PUISAYE In Puisaye, homes that have been passed down through generations possess a unique identity. The Maison des Pimolles is one such home: its architecture evokes the region's past and history. Behind its 19th-century façade, nearly 380 m² of living space opens onto a one-hectare wooded park, complete with an outbuilding of approximately 100 m², a swimming pool seamlessly integrated into the garden, and a pétanque court. Just before the gate, the freely accessible municipal tennis court already offers a glimpse of the lifestyle this home has to offer. A place where one can easily imagine large summer gatherings around the table, family reunions, and the rhythm of the seasons that characterizes the Burgundian countryside. A HOME THAT BELONGS TO THE LANDSCAPE As you approach Mézilles, the road leaves the main thoroughfares to wind through the gentle hills of the Puisaye region. Here, hedgerows line the paths, tall trees rise like cathedrals above the roads, and the homes seem to have long since found their rightful place. La Maison des Pimolles comes into view around a bend in the road, set back from Mézilles' main street. Its bourgeois architecture evokes the elegance of 19th-century Burgundian mansions. Its proportions are balanced; its windows and glass doors generously invite in light; and the whole retains a simplicity that transcends the ages without ever losing its character. The renovation carried out in 2016 delicately complements this history. The original materials remain at the heart of the story: the subtle blend of hardwood floors and terracotta tiles, the exposed beams, the open fireplaces, and the spacious rooms give it an atmosphere that is as warm as it is airy. The living room becomes the heart of the home. Conversations flow freely here before the large windows facing the garden, while the kitchen, with its contemporary design, naturally complements everyday life. A HOME DESIGNED TO WELCOME The property offers a way of living where everyone finds their place: the entryway is flanked by a small living room and the dining room, both facing the garden, while a hallway leads to the kitchen, which opens onto a spacious living room?warmed by a fireplace?adjacent to the billiards room. The floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the terrace and the pool below. The eight bedrooms (including two suites with their own bathrooms), spread across the top two floors and accessed via bright hallways, provide ample space to welcome family or friends in equal comfort. To the west of the house, an outbuilding ready for renovation expands this capacity with multiple possibilities: independent accommodations for loved ones, a guesthouse, or a conversion project where hospitality would find a natural setting here. The approximately one-hectare grounds blend seamlessly with the house. Century-old trees frame the views, and lawns adorned with rosebeds lead to the house or to the pool via the pétanque court. It is a garden where one can imagine reading in the shade of the oaks, playing, hosting gatherings on summer evenings, or simply strolling. THE SPIRIT OF LA PUISAYE Living at La Maison des Pimolles means discovering a unique region: a lesser-known corner of Burgundy where villages live in harmony with the seasons, and where Toucy offers shops, a remarkable market, and amenities just minutes away. A home where several generations come together, a refuge between town and countryside, a place where entertaining comes naturally. It could be transformed into a bed-and-breakfast or vacation rentals, building on its history and capacity to welcome guests. Some homes charm with their size. Others leave a lasting impression through the atmosphere they exude. Stepping inside this home will convince you once and for all of its potential. THE AGENCY'S OPINION We love homes that are rooted in their local character as much as in their architecture. La Maison des Pimolles possesses this precious quality. It is deeply embedded in the Puisaye region?its light, its landscapes, and its rhythm. The spacious rooms, the grounds, the outbuilding, and the recent renovation come together to form a harmonious whole, where one can easily imagine family life, a country home passed down through generations, or a welcoming retreat. Meta Description La Maison des Pimolles offers nearly 380 m² in the heart of a one-hectare wooded park, complete with an outbuilding and a swimming pool. A 19th-century family home where heritage harmonizes with the art of living in the Puisaye region.

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Beautiful family home set on a closed and tree-covered plot of 2,835 m², it offers spacious volumes and a swimming pool.The ground floor consists of an entrance, a furnished and equipped kitchen, a bright living room, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. An attic of 60 m² offers great potential for additional development.The basement, fully completed and well-appointed, includes a garage, two versatile rooms, a pantry, an office, and a laundry room with its technical room for the swimming pool.Outside, a second garage and a heated swimming pool (4*6) powered by a heat pump, along with its landscaped garden, flowering plants, and a water basin complete this property perfectly. Information about the risks this property is exposed to is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Rare historic estate of exceptional authenticity, comprising a chapel listed as a Historic Monument since 1907, the Commander's residence, and a tithe barn, both registered on the supplementary inventory of Historic Monuments 7-hectare park with spring and stream, with the possibility to acquire additional land, outdoor swimming pool Suitable for a wide range of projects (prestigious private residence, exceptional secondary home, hospitality, cultural or event venue showcasing rare heritage, equestrian property or animal facilities, weddings, concerts, cultural events, etc.) 1h30 from Paris, 10 minutes from the A77 motorway and Cosne-sur-Loire with SNCF train station, 20 minutes from La Charité-sur-Loire and Sancerre Significant tax advantages (works eligible under the Historic Monuments scheme) A listed historic estate dating from the second half of the 12th century, set within a preserved domain of over 7 hectares. Nestled in the heart of a vast wooded park, entirely private and free from any disturbance, the Commanderie de Villemoison is a heritage property of remarkable authenticity. It lies within a verdant valley crossed by a stream, supplied by a natural spring and a Roman well sealed with lead. Exceptionally rare, the estate has preserved its three original buildings, characteristic of a Romanesque commandery of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, later the Order of Malta: the chapel (listed as a Historic Monument since 1907), the Commander's residence, and the tithe barn—formerly the refectory and dormitory of the monk-soldiers—whose façades and roofs are listed. Such preservation is outstanding and endows the property with exceptional historical, architectural, and heritage value. The chapel houses a remarkable medieval wall painting depicting Christ in Majesty in the apse, recently restored with the support of the DRAC (Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs). Two magnificent Renaissance dormer windows on the eastern façade of the Commander's residence, adorned with the carved coat of arms of Claude d’Ancienville—cupbearer to King Francis I and Commander of Malta at Villemoison around 1530—attest to the estate’s historical significance and evolution over the centuries. The residence is complemented by an elegant 16th-century stone stair tower and extended by a former farmhouse dating from the early 18th century, offering approximately 400 sqm of living space. Carefully restored, the property now comprises nine principal rooms, including five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two shower rooms. It successfully combines the charm of period architecture with modern comfort, allowing immediate occupancy. The attic, notable for its superb inverted ship-hull timber frame, as well as the room at the top of the tower, offer significant conversion potential. The grounds also feature an outdoor swimming pool, several outbuildings, and extensive land. A meadow of approximately two hectares, with the option to acquire additional acreage, offers numerous possibilities, particularly for equestrian use or animal facilities. The tithe barn, with a footprint of approximately 100 sqm beneath an impressive historic timber frame, offers striking volumes and considerable development potential. The chapel, still consecrated, also allows for the organisation of weddings, concerts, or cultural and heritage events, subject to applicable regulations. This property is ideally suited as a prestigious family residence, an exceptional second home, or a hospitality, cultural, or event-driven project highlighting rare historic heritage. The property is located just 6 kilometres from Cosne-sur-Loire, offering all shops and services. The A77 motorway is accessible at the same distance, providing access to the outskirts of Paris in approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. Cosne-sur-Loire train station offers regular connections to Paris-Bercy in around two hours. As a protected Historic Monument, the estate may, subject to current legislation and administrative approvals, qualify for tax advantages on certain works, as well as grants or support from the DRAC for conservation and restoration projects. Heritage authorities are particularly attentive to the continued enhancement of the Commanderie de Villemoison. Conventual complexes that have preserved their medieval layout, original buildings, and such an unspoiled natural setting have become exceedingly rare. The Commanderie de Villemoison therefore represents a unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional heritage property spanning nearly nine centuries of history. As a property protected under the Historic Monuments Act, the estate may, subject to applicable legal provisions and administrative approvals, qualify for tax benefits on certain types of work, as well as grants or assistance from the DRAC for conservation and restoration projects. The seller is responsible for the fees. Asking price (agency fees included): €1,235,000 Agency fees payable by the buyer: €35,000 Net seller price: €1,200,000 Energy rating: N/A Climate rating: N/A Information on potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Located 2 hours from Paris, in Burgundy, on the edge of Puisaye, an elegant country house, its park, and its swimming pool. Multiple roads wind through the rolling, verdant countryside to serve the hamlet of a few houses where the property is located. The dwelling, built in 1870 and accessible via a path, presents itself as a master house with three levels, one of which is an attic. Its main facade, facing west and composed of five symmetrical bays, is marked by numerous large-paned windows armed with wooden shutters on the first two levels. The garden level is distinguished from the floor above by finely wrought railings, as well as a molded and painted wooden door, which serves as the main entrance. Stone corner chains in white cut stone give rhythm to the facades, made of coated stone or brick. The Mansard roof, redone in 2020, is slate and punctuated by dormers, some chimneys, and a weather vane. The rear facade, facing east, overlooks the park planted with shrubs of various species and occupied by a swimming pool. A stone staircase leads to a terrace, also made of stone, near an opening that leads to a functional layout back kitchen communicating with a workshop. While the garden level classically gathers the living spaces, the floor above groups the four bedrooms of the house and their shared shower room, with the attic being occupied by a convertible loft. Finally, a small stone and tile outbuilding adjoins the house, adorned with a wisteria that runs along the facade. A straight stone staircase leads to the upper floor.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In Nivernais, 2 hours from Paris, a farmstead consisting of two living accommodations, outbuildings, and the remains of an old 16th-century mill. A rolling countryside that has preserved its authentic villages and natural reserves. Away from the village, a winding road leads to a private drive that leads to the property. The ruins of a stone tower remain, enhanced by the surrounding vegetation. These are the remains of an old 16th-century windmill, a structure made of limestone rubble that could be restored and developed. The path leads to a parking area, a gravel yard bordered by sculpted balls. An old stone outbuilding neighbors the two other houses. The first living space, accessed by a driveway set with crafted stones, features a terrace. Close by, a second dwelling is distinguished by its unique woodshed, illuminated by stained glass windows from an old Versailles building. An old chicken coop and a vegetable garden will please those who enjoy self-sufficient gardening. In the park stand numerous cypress trees, a place magnified by a spectacular view.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A rare and historic Burgundian hamlet, once the outbuildings of a neighbouring château, set within approximately 10 acres just 1h30 from Paris. The estate comprises three independent homes — a character longère (move-in ready), a farmhouse with exceptional conversion potential, and a principal longère with seven bedrooms, covered pool and wine cellar — alongside a remarkable collection of historic barns totalling over 8,600 sq ft, offering outstanding event or hospitality potential. A former stable generates immediate rental income until November 2026. No overlooking neighbours, golf and Michelin-starred dining nearby.