luxury house with terrace for sale Etais-la-Sauvin, France

In Burgundy, 2 hours from Paris, an 18th and 19th century coaching inn and an outbuilding set within a 5,000 m² garden. Two stone pillars mark the entrance to the property. The former coaching inn dates from 1830, perhaps earlier, and has three levels beneath a gabled roof of flat Burgundy tiles. Horses and carriages could once enter the building. The main facade faces south and is punctuated by many small-paned windows fitted with solid timber shutters that have recently been restored. A pair of French windows opens directly onto a raised terrace paved entirely in terracotta. A few dormer windows light the attic. Old troughs border the house and are now planted with a variety of flowers. A courtyard enclosed by a low drystone wall fronts the house and leads to the nearby outbuildings. The garden behind the house was once a kitchen garden, and two pillars beside an ornamental well still mark its boundaries. A small stone building formerly held the garden tools.

Discover this charming stone house of 190 m² located in a quiet area. This spacious property offers 8 rooms, including 5 bedrooms, ideal for a large family or for hosting your guests in a warm and rustic environment.The house features double-glazed openings and PVC windows, providing both thermal comfort and tranquility. Outside, a large paved terrace invites you to relax, while the enclosed garden ensures safety and privacy for the whole family. A traditional well completes this bucolic setting, perfect for country lovers. And a cellar under the terrace.The authentic mix of exposed stone walls and modern amenities makes this property a true favorite. Enjoy a large landscaped garden suitable for games or gardening, while remaining close to the village amenities. Do not miss this unique opportunity to live in a character home. 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.

Ref.4963 : 1897 noble dwelling with caretaker's house and outbuilding in Burgundy The property lies in a rural village of 450 inhabitants, ideally placed between the towns of Clamecy and Vézelay, to the north-west of the Morvan massif. The village nestles in a narrow valley crossed by the Armance river (a tributary of the Yonne) and stretches between Mont Brevois and Mont Martin. It boasts a vast forest estate of some 1,421 acres. Fortified under the reign of Francis I, the village has kept traces of its medieval past and of its ramparts, including the remarkable Porte de Bourgogne. Vézelay is 16 km away, Paris 220 km, and a railway station 8 km away offers direct trains to Paris. Formerly known as “Le Castel Joli”, the house is a noble dwelling, built in 1897 by the ancestors of the current owners. It offers 218 sqm of living space. Typical of late 19th-century architecture, its south-facing main facade is built of dressed stone with brick mouldings. It draws heavily on the aesthetics of French Renaissance chateaux and on the neo-Gothic style. The combination of red brick with structural and decorative elements in dressed stone (plinths, window surrounds, string courses, quoins) creates a lively, colourful contrast. The steep roofs are covered in slate (regularly maintained). The noble dwelling features numerous windows with carved pediments and an asymmetrical plan with projecting and recessed sections. It is reached by a stone flight of steps sheltered by a very fine metal canopy leading to the main hall, with a small terrace on the right and a French window opening onto the grand drawing room. The ground floor is dedicated to the reception rooms, with ceilings almost 3.80 metres high. A large hall leads on the right to the 45 sqm grand drawing room, with five windows, a white marble fireplace and herringbone parquet flooring, in a rather Haussmann style. On the right, the 21 sqm dining room has a coffered ceiling, herringbone parquet and a fireplace. Notably, this fireplace, in wood and brick, was designed in harmony and in the same style as the room's furniture: the table, sideboard and chairs form a very coherent and original ensemble dating from the first half of the 20th-C. They may be sold with the property. Next comes the fitted kitchen of almost 18 sqm, rustic in style but of good quality, with access to the outside, to the dining room and to the hall. Beyond the main hall, a vestibule leads to a study with a French window onto the garden, then to a garage (accessed from outside). On the first floor, a landing (with large cupboards) serves three large bedrooms (15, 17 and 22 sqm), a small study opening onto a balcony, a shower room and two washrooms that could be converted into shower rooms. The entire floor has parquet flooring, either straight or herringbone, with ceilings about 3 metres high. The second floor has remained unchanged for many years but has a certain charm. Entirely parquet-floored, it again offers three large rooms (15, 17 and 23 sqm), plus a room of almost 9 sqm that could be converted into a bathroom. Large attics of about 40 sqm offer further potential. Finally, in the basement, the noble dwelling stands on fine, dry cellars of about 80 sqm, currently used as wine cellars, boiler room and storage. The interiors of this hotel particulier are of high quality and the layout flows very well, ideal for a large family, with for example the parents on the first floor and the children on the second. After some decorating and upgrading work, the charm of this late 19th-C. noble dwelling will be revealed. THE CARETAKER'S HOUSE It stands at the entrance to the property, on the right, and offers about 60 sqm on the ground floor. The base is built of millstone, the roof is gabled and the upper floor is clad in timber framing. The ground floor comprises two rooms, a kitchen and a washroom, with very attractive original cement tile floors. The upper floor could be converted into two bedrooms. The house has cellars beneath its entire footprint and its own small walled garden. THE LARGE OUTBUILDING The whole western part of the grounds is occupied by a very large outbuilding of about 600 sqm plus a mezzanine. A small part is old and almost certainly corresponds to the former stables; the other, more recent part was built originally to house a large collection of vintage cars. This vast space lends itself to many projects, whether for tourism (holiday cottages) or more personal, such as an indoor swimming pool. With almost 1.85 acres in the heart of the village, the grounds offer a real opportunity to create a fine park and a true haven of peace. They are entirely enclosed by walls. From the main street, access is through a wrought-iron gate flanked by stone pilasters. Inside are a pretty lime tree walk running parallel to the facade, large lawns, a former orchard and some fine specimen trees. There is an opportunity to acquire almost 4.94 acres of building land, partly adjoining the property. Cabinet LE NAIL - Nièvre - Mr Bernard ROUYER : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Bernard ROUYER, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of Nevers, under the number 382 833 341. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Burgundy (58): 1897 Manor House on 7,485 m² of Enclosed Grounds Just a short distance from Clamecy and Vézelay lies a character-filled residence in the heart of the Nivernais countryside. Built in 1897, this elegant manor-style home captivates with its distinctive architecture and harmonious proportions. Its octagonal turret, slate roofing, and blend of limestone and brick bear witness to a carefully preserved architectural heritage. Spanning approximately 250 m² across three levels, the house offers spacious interiors and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The entrance hallfeaturing cement tiles and a traditional exposed-beam ceilingleads to a light-filled dining room, a kitchen with exposed beams, a study, and a vast living room complete with parquet flooring, a fireplace, and a billiard area. Upstairs, three bedroomsone featuring a fireplace and balconycontinue the elegant family feel of the home. The second floor comprises three additional rooms and an attic. The property is set in a peaceful, unspoiled environment within a walled, tree-filled park of 7,485 m², offering privacy and serenity. Extensive outbuildings (approx. 600 m² footprint plus a 130 m² mezzanine) and a caretaker’s cottage awaiting renovation further enhance the property's potential. There is an option to purchase an additional 2.13 hectares of adjoining, buildable land. Close to nature, the Nivernais Canal, and the trails of the Haut-Nivernais, the property also enjoys proximity to Vézelay, Clamecy, and the cultural heritage of the Morvan region. A rare residence, rich in charm and authenticity, offering an exceptional setting for those seeking peace, space, and the unique character of a heritage home. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Property, agricultural estate: fortified house from the 13th century, its manager's house, guest house, for sale in Nivernais-Morvan (58, Nièvre): More than 650 m² of living space, 19 rooms; restaurant, guesthouses, and bed and breakfast possible. Two large barns, 3.65 hectares of parkland, courtyards, swimming pool, pastures. An ideal site for a guesthouse, horses, and animals. The layout of this farm, mentioned in 1287 as property of the diocese of Nevers, surrounds its medieval fortified house that overlooks the small village nestled around its Romanesque church and remains a prototype of a fief from that era, amid an astonishingly cheerful and open landscape: fields, pastures, groves, orchards, vineyards, woods, and ponds with varying colors pepper the hills, on the path of evangelizers who came from Smyrna in the second century. This configuration of concentrated buildings, overlooking the estate, persists into this 21st century, following the Napoleonic plan. The village is not lacking in historical figures: several knights from noble Nivernais families succeeded each other "at the castle." In the 15th century, a local usurper resembling Jeanne d'Arc, Jeanne des Armoises, was entrusted with armies that ravaged several regions but was fortunately recognized while passing through the village. In 1708, a valued personage, lord of the commune, advisor to Louis XIV, offered all his properties to the Hôtel-Dieu Saint-Didier de Nevers, built in the medieval period to care for lepers, the needy, and the injured. Between two ancient buttresses, the entrance to the former lower courtyard first reveals, directly ahead, the fortified house at the center of the estate; then, to the left, the long manager's house and its barn/stable forming a right angle, preceded by the cart awning. The grove of deciduous trees casting shade over the southern terrace of the manor conceals it from the view of the guest house whose entrance faces it. The vast barn-stable, at the back of the honor courtyard, opens onto almost 3 hectares of pastures south, west, and north surrounding the six buildings. All around, the varied and hilly landscape offers bucolic views of the hills of the Morvan foothills, crossed by hiking trails. On the road from Nevers to Morvan, the Côtes du Nivernais offer a temperate climate, and the property of more than 650 m² is adaptable for multiple uses: animal husbandry (3 hectares of pastures, lower courtyard); horse guest house (barns, lodgings, rooms, swimming pool); bed and breakfast; professional catering in the manager's house; or simply comfortable homes surrounded by a well-private perimeter. 1) The fortified house, 225.44 m² of living space on one level, full of medieval character, spacious volumes, all comforts (south-north): The stair tower leads via a straight staircase to the vaulted stone cellars at a man's height (one for wine, the other for tasting); and via the spiral staircase to the first floor at ground level on southern and northern terraces, wooded park, and courtyards. Fruit trees nearby in the northern pasture. Through a mullioned door, the common room with American kitchen of about 60 m² reveals wide beams, a large stone fireplace, French doors onto the southern terrace; to the back: toilets and shower. Access to the fuel condensation boiler (2007, cast iron radiators) in a small outbuilding with a superb frame; Living room of about 70 m² with double exposure: timber frames separating the dining area from the living space; insert fireplace; doors onto southern and northern terraces; Corridor distributing: *3 beautiful character bedrooms; *bathroom (stone niche); *toilets; *master bedroom in the gable (about 50 m²): wide beams, monumental fireplace, niche for a small seat. Attic with original superb frame with rafters forming a farm. 2) The manager's house 256 m² of arranged living space (east-west): Ground floor: Large beamed room of 81 m², which can serve as a living room or restaurant, triple exposure, panoramic view of the surrounding countryside; Entrance; living room; toilets; office; shower room. Technical room (fuel boiler 2001). Professional kitchen. Attic converted into an 80 m² apartment: Living room 30 m² with insert fireplace, American kitchen; superb view of fields and hills; 3 bedrooms: from 10 to 20 m² on the floor; Office 8 m²; Shower room fitted and toilets. 3) The guest house or bed and breakfast, private southern terrace and garden surrounded by dry stone walls: Central building: two large suites of about 40 m² (ground floor and first floor), each with shower room and separate toilets; * two attic bedrooms of about 18 m² on the floor, each with shower room and toilets (those are in need of refreshing). * Attached building to the east: Large living room with fireplace and fitted kitchen of about 40 m²; door onto garden and southern terrace; view of the village and hills. * Attached building to the west: awning; shelter of about 80 m² on the floor, and its attic: a volume possibly usable for a flea market. * At the back, facing south, a second awning precedes the pool area (6 x 12 m, chlorine, unheated). The western gardens, also framed by dry stone walls, can provide access to this pool. 4) The barns testify to the former opulence of the large estate mentioned as providing supplies to the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Nevers: medieval barn-stable-winery, with awning, of 200 m² (20 x 10 m): garage, winery side, stable side; lean-to. 19th-century barn-stable with awning, 360 m² (30 x 12 m): central garage, vast stables on either side, loft; lean-to. 5) Small outbuildings to the north, fenced lower courtyard: henhouse, pigsty with 3 pens. 6) The land on the hillside, protected from northern winds by the hill, enjoys a view of almost 360° over the village and its steeple, the woods, opulent fields, and hills; the walls give it a touch of authenticity; no neighbors. The layout of this large noble farm allows for the possession of many animals both outdoors and indoors, close to hiking paths and forests. In the heart of a rich heritage to visit, from the Côtes du Nivernais, Morvan, Nevers: since the Romanesque, medieval periods Guédelon, Vézelay vineyards. Less than 10 minutes from towns with shops and markets. 36 km from Nevers, the prefecture of Nièvre. 32 km from the A77 Paris-Moulins. 25 min from La Charité-sur-Loire (2 h Paris): SNCF station, A77. 30 min from Pouilly-sur-Loire (less than 2 h from Paris): SNCF station, A77. Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Exceptional Manor House with Luxury Hospitality & Events Business Nestled in a charming village of the sought-after Puisaye-Forterre region, less than two hours from Paris, this outstanding 19th-century manor house stands within beautifully landscaped, fully enclosed grounds of approximately 4,240 sq.m. Formerly owned by a French senator and currently operated as a five-star luxury guesthouse, the property combines historic elegance with modern comforts, including full air conditioning and heat-pump heating throughout. The manor features a series of refined reception rooms, a spacious family kitchen, vaulted wine cellars, and eight beautifully appointed suites. Original architectural elements, marble fireplaces, wood panelling and generous ceiling heights have been meticulously preserved. A superb renovated stone outbuilding, dedicated to events and receptions, offers a spectacular 92 sq.m hall with soaring ceilings, a professional catering kitchen and a self-contained studio apartment. Additional amenities include stables, a garage and extensive storage facilities. The walled gardens feature a heated swimming pool, ornamental fountain, artesian well, dovecote and mature landscaping, creating a private and serene setting. Ideally located near the renowned sites of Guédelon, Saint-Fargeau and Ratilly, this rare estate presents an exceptional opportunity for both private enjoyment and hospitality investment in one of Burgundy's most authentic destinations.

Located 2 hours 15 minutes from Paris via the A6 motorway, and just a stone's throw from the charming village of Saint Sauveur en Puisaye, this magnificent fully renovated 19th-century property presents 300 sq.m of living area and several outbuildings on 2 hectares of leafy grounds. The main house is accessed via a raised entrance hall with a porch, from which the main staircase serves the upper floors. The ground floor comprises a living room and dining room with wood-burning stove and fireplace backing onto a continuous balcony, as well as a charming, functional and fully equipped kitchen overlooking the grounds. On the first floor, you will find three spacious bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, which have retained their original charm in the form of Briare enamel oak parquet flooring. On the second and top floor, there is a dormitory-style bedroom with ample sleeping space and a suite with access to a roof terrace and lookout tower overlooking the surrounding countryside. The property sits on landscaped grounds bordered by pathways and featuring ancient trees, fruit trees and a charming outbuilding at the rear (offering a further 130 sq.m of floor space spread over two levels - all structural work completed). A rare find in perfect condition, presenting an idyllic setting just a stone's throw from Saint Sauveur.

In Burgundy, in Colette's country, 2 hours from Paris, A Belle Époque seaside-style villa set within just over 1 ha, fully furnished. Waymarked paths cross an open, rolling landscape of hedgerows, ponds, woodland and low hills, threaded by quiet country roads. A double wrought-iron gate marks the entrance to the grounds, where a curved drive loops in front of the villa before continuing to the outbuilding at the rear. A separate access leads to parking for up to ten cars. Woodland borders the property, and an old well remains on site. The main entrance is distinguished by classical columns supporting an alcove, a pear-wood baluster railing and a door surmounted by a glass segmental-arched fanlight. Facing south-west, built over a cellar and rising three levels, the building has an asymmetric composition. Its principal volume, rendered in a pale finish, carries a two-pan slate roof marked by shed dormers. At one corner, a slightly projecting square tower supports a covered belvedere. Large round-arched glazed bays punctuate the ground-floor facade, above which a continuous balcony runs the full width of the level, protected by an ornamental metal railing. On the first level, paired windows open onto small projecting balconies.

On a wooded land 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: one bedroom, shower room, and toilet. Upstairs: 3 bedrooms, bathroom, and toilet. A rare asset: a complete basement housing a garage, storage space, cellar, and an independent part (2 offices, toilet, separate entrance) ideal for a home-based professional activity. Outside: a second garage, summer kitchen, outbuilding, and a swimming pool to renovate, on a semi-enclosed 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.

Located in the calm of Saint-en-Puisaye, this property opens up a world of possibilities. This 372 m² property consists of 2 independent homes, ideal for a large family, a reception project, or a tourism activity.Main house: Large living room with fitted kitchen of about 40 m², parental suite with its own shower room and separate toilet, giving access to the garden. Upstairs: a very large landing room, three bedrooms, shower room, and a toilet. On the second floor: two attic bedrooms and a shower room with a toilet. Covered terrace, garage with attic, and vaulted cellar.Second house: Superb living room with open kitchen and fireplace, one bedroom, shower room, toilet, and access to a workshop. Upstairs: three bedrooms, shower room, toilet, mezzanine serving as an office, and leading to a playroom. Terrace with summer kitchen, closed shelter, and two garden sheds complete the set.All set on a closed and wooded garden of 1,845 m². 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.

Beautiful family home set on a closed and landscaped plot of 2,835 m², it offers spacious volumes and a swimming pool.The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, 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 finished and perfectly arranged, includes a garage, two versatile rooms, a pantry, an office, and a laundry room with its technical pool room.Outside, a second garage as well as a heated swimming pool (4*6) powered by a heat pump and its landscaped garden, complete with a flowered area and a water basin, ideally complement this property. 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.

Located 185km from Paris, in the heart of Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye, this 394 sq m (4,205 sq ft) property unfolds around an interior courtyard, offering a secluded setting with a Mediterranean feel. A flagship village of French ceramics, Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye charms with its Renaissance château, artisan workshops, natural setting at the doorstep of the Morvan, and its lively, creative local life. Set on a 513 sq m (5,500 sq ft) plot, it comprises several renovated buildings that form a true haven of tranquility, completely private and reminiscent of a village square. An ideal address for families, personal projects, or artistic pursuits. The vestibule entrance opens onto a spacious and bright living room thanks to the tall bay windows overlooking the courtyard. It includes a welcoming lounge area and a dining area. A few steps lead to a modern, fully equipped kitchen with a wood-burning stove and access to the courtyard. An intermediate room provides access to a laundry/pantry, a sauna, and an office. The former barn, now converted into a reception room, offers a remarkable space: 85 sq m on the ground floor with travertine and terracotta tile floors, a fireplace fitted with a pellet stove, and access to the courtyard. Upstairs, the bar area, reminiscent of an English pub with a catamaran net, provides access to an 80 sq m attic suitable for conversion and to the terrace. The master suite on the mezzanine level also benefits from its own access to the terrace, a shower room, and a dressing room. The upper floor also includes a bathroom, two bedrooms, and a living/playroom leading via a spiral staircase to a third attic bedroom with a dressing room. The partially landscaped and intimate courtyard is complemented by a covered summer kitchen and a vaulted cellar. A large garage with an 80 sq m workshop area can accommodate several vehicles. This is an atypical, adaptable, and welcoming property, designed as a unique living space where each area tells a story. 20 minutes by car from Cosne-sur-Loire train station (1 hour 45 minutes from Paris Bercy train station). Access to the A77 and A6 motorways. ENERGY RATING: D. CLIMATE RATING: B. Average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions) in accordance with the decree of March 31, 2021, in effect at the time the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) was issued: between EUR7,080 and EUR9,640. Contact: Bérangère 33 6 22 41 39 93. Sales Agent (Sole Proprietorship). RSAC: 811 459 593 Orleans

In the heart of the Yonne Valley, in a hamlet near the Nivernais Canal, a beautiful, charming property, fully restored using high-quality, traditional materials, offering approximately 335 m² of living space spread across two separate buildings (187 m² + 148 m²) comprising 12 rooms, including 4 suites and 3 bedrooms, 3 living rooms and a dining room with a cathedral ceiling. Beautiful enclosed grounds of approximately 8,000 m² with truffle trees, a heated infinity pool, a fountain, a garage and a storeroom. Ideal as a family home or for a hospitality venture Train station and local shops 5km away, about 2H20 from PARIS, 3H from Lyon, 3H30 from Geneva, 4H from Lausanne. Energy Performance Certificate (house of 187sqm): F GHG: F Estimated average energy costs between €3,950 and €5,400, based on average energy prices as at 1 January 2021 (including standing charges) Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

An elegant residence to be restored with an ornamental garden, a dovecote and an outhouse, two hours from Paris in Burgundy. Burgundy’s Pays Coulangeois province is known for its 'Irancy' wine, as well as its cherry tree fields, landscape and cuisine. Its undulating countryside is a patchwork of vineyards. Country roads snake around old winemaking villages with streets lined with stone houses. The residence stands proudly and majestically in the heart of the village, near the church. A low wall with iron railings runs along the edge of the plot. A pedestrian gate and a double gate lead into a gravelled court where you can park vehicles. On one side, there is an outbuilding that once housed a stable, near to which there is a dovecote and the entrance to the grounds. Behind the outbuilding, there is another double-gate entrance, which is separate. The residence is built upon cellars. It has a ground floor and a first floor. It is made up of two sections, each with a hipped slate roof and several chimney stacks. The north-facing facade is punctuated with windows fitted with wooden louvred shutters, heralding an interior filled with natural light. White-stone stringcourses run along the facade, marking the different levels. The quoins and door and window surrounds are made of exposed dressed limestone. On the court-facing side, ivy climbs up the walls to the top and a window bringing natural light into the roof space looks down at the stable. Lastly, from the rear elevation, a canopy extends above a large terrace that is entirely tiled and follows the edges of the two-section edifice. The house has a classic trio of a lounge, a dining room and a kitchen on the ground floor, yet it also has as many as six bedrooms, which is rare. One of these bedrooms is on the ground floor. Moreover, the home offers a liveable floor area of around 210m². Its decoration needs to be freshened up somewhat, but it includes many original architectural features of great interest that you could easily showcase through restoration.

Discover in Saint-Vérain this majestic master mansion, built in 1808 on an exceptional estate of 9 hectares, harmoniously blending woods, meadows, and gardens. Spanning 425 m² and spread over three levels, this character residence offers you 12 spacious rooms including 6 elegant bedrooms.Upon your arrival, the through entrance leads you to a bright living room, a refined dining room, and a recently updated kitchen. The living spaces, enhanced by superb marble fireplaces, offer unobstructed views of the vast park. On the first floor, the bedrooms, some of which include walk-in closets and built-in storage, invite you to serenity by providing calming perspectives on the surrounding green areas.The estate surprises with its outbuildings: an old house, a barn with great potential, and unique leisure spaces such as suspended cabins or a 1950s carriage, also equipped with relaxation amenities like a sauna and a Norwegian bath. Two discreet barns complete the ensemble, ideal for housing vehicles.Ideally located, this property is near schools and is enhanced by the untouched beauty of the Bourgogne Franche-Comté region. A train station 15 minutes away takes you to Paris in 2 hours, while shopping towns and tourist sites such as Sancerre and the Morvan natural park await you at a short distance.Technical features- Surface: 425 m²- Floors: 3- Land: 90,000 m²- Heating: individual fuel oil and wood stove- DPE: E (283 kWh/m².year)- GHG emissions: D (45 kg CO2/m².year)- Property tax: €2,224Legal notices:The information presented in this announcement has been carefully gathered by Zefir from available elements at the time of publication. They are provided for indicative purposes and complete, without replacing, the mandatory regulatory diagnostics as well as the technical and administrative checks usually carried out within the framework of a transaction (urban planning rules, easements, cadastral documents, etc.). To learn about the official maps related to natural, mining and technological risks, we invite you to consult Géorisques. Zefir accompanies every project with transparency and rigor and is committed to providing clear and verifiable information. Data may evolve over time; it is the buyer's responsibility to carry out the necessary checks and due diligence before making any decision. We remain at your disposal for any further clarification or request.For any questions, contact Zefir at 07 57 91 70 93.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of the Morvan Regional Natural Park, in a charming village in the Nièvre department, renowned for its Chardonnay, Melon de Bourgogne vineyards and rich medieval heritage, discover this exceptional property complex. Located approximately 223 km from Paris (less than three hours by car) and just 24 km from Vézelay — the first stop on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela — this property enjoys a truly privileged setting. Built in 1850, the main house impresses from the moment you step inside with its high-quality features. The entrance hall leads to a study/library, a bedroom, a bathroom, and separate toilets. The bright and thoughtfully arranged living room and kitchen open naturally onto a terrace overlooking the surrounding green spaces. A secondary entrance with a utility room ensures everyday practicality without compromising comfort. Upstairs, two bedrooms and a bathroom create a მშვიდ and refined sleeping area. The attic, converted over two levels, offers excellent potential for further development depending on your plans. An independent apartment, accessed via an external staircase, perfectly complements the property. Fully renovated, it comprises two rooms, a kitchen, and a shower room with toilet. Ideal as a turnkey rental investment or as a self-contained guest space, it also benefits from its own two-level attic ready for conversion. The outbuildings are functional and in excellent condition, including a technical room, woodshed, shelter for the heat pump, and a detached double garage with boiler room. A front garden and a rear courtyard pleasantly complete the outdoor spaces. The second property significantly enhances the estate. This independent house, also in very good condition, features a kitchen, living room, four bedrooms arranged over two levels, two shower rooms, two attics, and a cellar. An adjoining garage, an agricultural outbuilding with mezzanine, a garden shed, and a beautiful garden make it a comprehensive and immediately habitable home. Set on a total land area of 1,17 acres, this ensemble combines the authenticity of stone architecture, the quality of a carefully executed renovation, and the serenity of a countryside environment. A rare opportunity with no renovation required, ideal as a primary residence, a holiday home, or a secure investment. Further information and viewings available upon request.

Located 1 hour and 50 minutes from Paris (Porte d'Orléans) via the A6 and A77 motorways, this 19th-century residence presents a living area of ??250 sq.m spread across three levels, as well as a two-floor outbuilding of 120 sq.m. It all sits within a fully enclosed, tree-filled garden of 3,000 sq.m. Accessed via a wide gate, the main house boasts spacious rooms, high ceilings and an excellent layout. The formal reception rooms all feature fireplaces topped by windows. The ground floor includes four beautiful reception rooms, an entry hall, a living room and a dining room featuring mouldings, alcoves, and fireplaces. There is also a fitted kitchen with a fireplace and access to a large raised terrace, a bedroom with washbasin and oak flooring, and a guest WC with a discreetly placed external washbasin. An elegant staircase with stained-glass windows leads to the upper floor, which comprises a spacious landing and four large bedrooms (two with washbasins), a central bathroom and a WC. The top floor (an insulated attic conversion) offers an open-plan double room (suitable for a snooker or for use as a small lounge or dormitory), two additional bedrooms and a large shower room with toilet. The property requires renovation; original flooring lies beneath the current carpets and parquet, including oak floors and likely original tiling. At the rear, you will find a charming outbuilding awaiting conversion; it consists of four large independent rooms with wide brick-framed windows currently used as a garage, storage and workshop, plus an upper level comprising a small room and a vast attic. The entire property is set in a walled, tree-filled garden featuring its own well. The property is in good condition and represents an ideal opportunity buyers searching for a family home or a new commercial project.

Do you dream of absolute calm and intimacy? Discover this carefully designed house for family life and convivial moments. - Living room area: 62 m² with fireplace, warm atmosphere, and beautiful brightness. - Equipped kitchen with a dedicated barbecue fireplace? Perfect for hosting. - 3 bedrooms including a comfortable master suite (private bathroom). - Double garage (direct access) with a pit. - Vaulted cellar. - Land: over 2 hectares fully private, not overlooked, surrounded by nature - tranquility guaranteed.Highlights: isolated and secure location, perfect for remote work, peaceful retreat, or weekend house; large terrace facing a body of water; potential for a garden, orchard, or small farming. Ideal for nature and silence lovers.UNAVAILABLE!!!Complete file on requestThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Located 1 hour and 40 minutes from Paris via the A6 motorway. Accessed via a quiet country road bordering the village, this fully renovated 19th-century property comprises a manor house and a charming outbuilding on approximately 6,500 sq.m of mature landscaped gardens. The main building offers around 190 sq.m of living space excluding the attic. Its layout includes an entrance hall featuring an "Eiffel-style" glass roof and exposed timber framing, leading to the reception area and a spacious living room with dual-sided fireplace (equipped with both an open hearth and an insert). Near the entrance, a small corridor leads to a library area, a built-in dressing room, a guest WC, the garden and a large vaulted cellar housing the boiler. At the far end of the living room, a lovely slightly recessed staircase leads to a large fully equipped contemporary kitchen-diner. Upstairs, a corridor serves four bedrooms with oak flooring, including a large dual-aspect master suite, as well as a contemporary bathroom, a shower room and a separate WC. The top floor features a large attic space (with original terracotta floor tiles, open beams and dormer windows), offering excellent potential for further conversion. The main residence has undergone extensive high-end renovation works, including Burgundy stone flooring, double-glazed wooden windows, updated electrics and modern bathroom and kitchen facilities. It has retained its charming staircase, antique kitchen door with original ironwork and the original terracotta tiles on the top floor, creating a perfect blend of modernity and authenticity. The property boasts spacious and efficiently distributed rooms, offering the potential for a dual-aspect room on the top floor or additional bedrooms. Adjoining the main residence, you will find a charming outbuilding of approximately 140 sq.m, which could be connected to the main house. It features a ground-floor room with a bread oven, a staircase and an upper-level room. There is also an attached barn (formerly stables) boasting a split-level mezzanine and open beams, making it ideal for use as a guest house or venue for family gatherings. The delightful landscaped garden of 6,500 sq.m presents a small wood and unobstructed views over the valley and meadows, ensuring total privacy with no immediate neighbours. Located just 6 km from the local shops, this setting is perfect for weekends spent among family or friends in a peaceful, pastoral environment.

An elegant manor house, surrounded by tree-filled grounds and its many flowering plants, in a Burgundy village, two hours from Paris. Residential and sprawling, the village is scattered with stately homes concealed behind thick vegetation, while the property is accessible via an impressive and ornate wrought-iron double gate, supported by two large stone pillars and flanked on either side by large lime trees, which opens on to an interior gravel courtyard, cadenced by a large swath of lawn. Here, a staircase with wide steps ascends towards a second courtyard, traversed by a central stone path and separated from the surrounding verdant foliage by a low stone wall, which is, in turn, topped with wooden fencing. Dating from the middle of the 19th century, the dwelling, overlooking its grounds, has been inhabited by the same family since 1931: three generations of foresters, who then became operators of a sawmill followed by a fuel business. With two storeys, the white stone façade, facing south, is cadenced by large windows, safeguarded by solid or louvred wooden shutters, as well as matching window/door surrounds, lintels and quoins. As for the ground floor, it stands out thanks to its glazed front door, topped with an elegant glass awning, recently restored, while the house’s slate hipped roof is crowned with a dormer window. Extending on from the dwelling to the west, an ancient conservatory is accessible via a gate that makes it possible to close off the space or, inversely, open it up towards the grounds, whereas, facing the dwelling, is a working antique sundial flanked by original stone benches on either end of the courtyard. Following on from here, is a large, immaculate space – with a variety of multi-century trees – containing several verdant niches landscaped with different ambiances, a long avenue of lime trees creating a forested canopy alongside the ruins of an ancient fireplace, as well as small recessed openings providing access to the property’s other wooded areas. With another entrance located behind the house and near a pond, a cobblestone path to the east leads to the wine cellar, while, higher up, a patio is bordered by a small dry stone wall. Last, but not least, the grounds also contain two pieces of land zoned for construction: one towards the bottom of the property and the second behind the house, not far from the property’s third entrance.

EXCEPTIONAL CHARM PROPERTY! ELEGANCE, VOLUMES AND ART OF LIVING A majestic character villa in the heart of a walled park, generous reception spaces, six closed garages, and several annex buildings: a rare real estate ensemble, combining charm, intimacy, and quality amenities. Nestled in the heart of a magnificent landscaped park, carefully arranged and entirely walled, this charming property reveals a privileged living environment, sheltered from view and without any overlooking neighbors. Upon passing through the imposing motorized main gate, the property reveals its full dimension and character. The outdoor spaces, enhanced by a variety of plant species, present a harmonious, well-maintained, and secure real estate set. The centerpiece of this property is undoubtedly its sumptuous main villa of 365 m², featuring architectural charm inspired by Normandy. Its majestic silhouette, remarkable volumes, and light-filled spaces give it a true personality. A character home where elegance, comfort, and conviviality naturally come together. Another particularly sought-after asset: six closed garages with motorized doors, offering rare parking and storage capacity for a property of this size. The ensemble includes four residential or reception buildings, complemented by the garages, allowing for multiple uses: family residence, hosting relatives, independent accommodation, or heritage project. THE MAIN VILLA - 365 m² OF CHARM AND LIGHT Built on a total basement, the main villa unfolds over four levels and offers a generous layout designed to preserve everyone’s privacy while favoring living spaces. On the ground floor, an elegant vestibule opens onto a spectacular cathedral lounge with a gallery, followed by a cozy living room with a fireplace. The fitted kitchen communicates with a vast veranda of over 35 m², the true centerpiece of the house, where natural light enhances the volumes and invites to enjoy the park in every season. This level also hosts a bathroom, toilets, and two bedrooms, including a master suite with a bathroom and toilets. On the first floor, a gallery distributes three bedrooms, including two master suites with bathrooms and toilets. A balcony and a bow window enhance the architectural charm of the residence and contribute to remarkable brightness. On the second floor, a landing serves two additional bedrooms and a master suite with a bathtub and toilets. A service staircase connects the four levels, while a sound system and video surveillance complete the villa's equipment. The partially finished basement offers a relaxation area with a living room, a water room with a bathtub and sauna. A boiler room equipped with a recent boiler, a technical room, and a cellar complete this set. ANNEX DWELLINGS WITH MULTIPLE POSSIBILITIES The caretaker's house - 120 m² Spread over two independent levels, it offers true living autonomy. On the garden level: entrance, kitchen, living room, bedroom, shower room, and toilets, with a double garage. On the first floor: entrance, living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, and toilets. An ideal space for accommodating family and friends, housing personnel, or considering rental use, depending on individual projects. The second annex house? 58 m² On one level, it includes an entrance, a kitchen, a living room, a bedroom, a shower room, and toilets. It also benefits from four garages located at the rear of the building, as well as an attic above. The converted outbuilding with a terrace? 35 m² Designed as a pool house, this outbuilding offers two rooms, a water point, a shower room, and a pleasant terrace. An attic completes the set. It is perfectly suited for developing a leisure space, a reception area, or an independent space according to needs. A PRIVILEGED PARK, CAREFULLY ARRANGED AND SECURE The park constitutes a true green setting around the buildings. Its diverse plant species, organized spaces, and meticulous maintenance fully contribute to the exclusive nature of the property. The automatic irrigation system, supplied by a well pump, facilitates the maintenance of the outdoors. The property also has four access points, including an impressive motorized main gate, as well as a video surveillance system ensuring the safety of the place. The absence of overlooking neighbors guarantees particularly appreciated intimacy. Non-contractual welcome photo. Pool and terrace layout presented for illustrative purposes, created by artificial intelligence. A RARE PROPERTY, WITH COMPLETE SERVICES EXCLUSIVITY OF THE ORDIM REAL ESTATE GROUPThis description has been automatically translated from French.

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.

A former renovated farmstead with wooded grounds, a large swimming pool and panoramic views, in the Puisaye region, one hour and 45 minutes from Paris. Many small country roads skirting large oak forests wind their way through the surrounding hills and villages, made up of ancient dwellings where brick and stone are omnipresent, while, near the entrance to the hamlet, the property’s large and ornate electronic gate opens on to a gravel esplanade, large enough to accommodate vehicles. Nestled within grounds planted with tall trees, the dwelling, oriented west-east, is located near an Olympic-size swimming pool and skirted by two large terracotta tile patios: one to the east with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the other extending on southward from the first and facing the swimming pool, which stands out thanks to its size (12 x 6 metres) and excellent condition. In addition, a row of conifers conceals another swath of land and a pond, located near the property’s entrance, provides a refreshing note for the premises. Facing west and with three storeys, including an attic level, the dwelling’s main façade stands out from the others thanks to its height, while its many windows, safeguarded by solid wood shutters, provide ample light for its interior. With timber framing on one side, the dwelling’s ochre colour highlights the local brick lintels and window/door surrounds, whereas, on the ground floor, a wide door topped with a low-arched lintel and an ornamental lozenge, both made out of brick, recall the edifice’s origins as a former barn whose double-door entrance has now been turned into large wooden shutters. As for the single-storey extension, it has been added to the dwelling’s southern gable end and, under its single-pitch roof, faces the swimming pool, while the central structure is topped with a Burgundy flat tile gable roof, which is punctuated by a triangular dormer and a chimney. Featuring a living room, dining room and kitchen on the ground floor, followed by four bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs, some of the dwelling’s rooms, mainly used for technical purposes, are only accessible from the outside, while the grounds also include two small outbuildings: a chalet and a woodshed.

An authentic country house with a lush garden boasting a variety of plants and trees, 2 hours from Paris, in Burgundy, in the Yonne area. A small road that winds through the slightly undulating countryside as far as the eye can see leads to the hamlet made up of stone houses and former farmyard buildings. At the end of the road, there is a former wash house surrounded by meadows. High stone walls lined with honeysuckle and vines, a reminder of the region’s origins, flank the house. There are two entrances to the property: the first is through a white fence leading to a patio sheltered by large trees, while the second is through a small white door that leads directly into the garden. Instead of a doorbell, there is a bell fixed high up on the wall, adding character to the dwelling. Japanese paving leads up to the entrance door through a lush, green lawn. There is also a barn next to this north-south facing three-storey house with a gabled roof made of Burgundy flat tiles. Purple wisteria adorns the limewash rendered façades of the buildings, including the one to the rear of the house facing north, from which a dry-stone wall extends, enclosing a patio with wooden decking, recently installed for use during the summer.