Luxury real estate for sale Bâgé-la-Ville, France (page 3)

Your Michaël Zingraf Real Estate Lyon & Megêve agency is delighted to present this old renovated farmhouse, with high quality features and 230 m² of living space ( south exposure), located less than 10 minutes from Villié-Morgon. With 230 m² of living space, south-facing, comprising on the ground floor, a beautiful separate kitchen, fully fitted and equipped, with its utility room, a separate bathroom with washbasin, a lounge with closed hearth fireplace, a dining room, a study that could be converted into a bedroom on the ground floor, a shower room with a toilet, The ground floor comprises a beautiful fitted and equipped kitchen with utility room, a separate bathroom with washbasin, a lounge with closed hearth fireplace, a dining room, a study that could be converted into a bedroom on the ground floor, a shower room with toilet and a relaxation/wellness room with sauna and jacuzzi. The first floor is reached by two separate staircases. One leads to 2 bedrooms, a shower room and toilet. The second staircase leads to the master bedroom with ample storage space, a children's bedroom with dressing room, a second dressing room, a separate toilet and a large bathroom with whirlpool bath and walk-in shower. This area has its own outside access. In total, there are 2 shower rooms, 1 bathroom with shower and 4 toilets. The rooms on the ground floor and the first floor (2 bedrooms) on the right-hand corner have air conditioning, and the house is connected to the mains fiber network and mains drainage. The enclosed grounds are planted with trees and include a swimming pool and poolhouse, heated by a heat pump and secured by a roller shutter. The grounds feature a variety of relaxation areas depending on the exposure to the sun. The garage and double carport are each equipped with a socket for recharging electric vehicles.

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Ideally nestled on the outskirts of the charming village of Saint-Étienne-sur-Chalaronne, this exceptional property offers a peaceful and preserved setting, inviting relaxation and well-being. This remarkable development consists of two houses sold together, totaling a generous surface area of 327 sqm and offering a multitude of possibilities. Each house benefits from its own access and private spaces while being connected, thus ensuring total privacy for its residents while facilitating circulation. Interior openings can easily be considered to harmoniously connect the two homes, thus broadening the development prospects. The outdoor space, hidden from view, is a true haven of peace ideal for moments of relaxation with family or friends, including a private swimming pool perfect for cooling off on hot sunny days. The convertible attics above the two houses, as well as the multi-purpose outbuildings, offer potential for expansion or creation of additional spaces according to your preferences, which can be used for storage, workshops or even be transformed into additional accommodation. The spacious garage can comfortably accommodate two vehicles, ensuring secure parking. From the first level, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the majestic Beaujolais mountains, adding an extra touch of charm to this exceptional property. DPE in progress

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Your agency Michaël Zingraf Real Estate Lyon offers you, just two minutes from the center of Chatillon-sur-Chalaronne, a beautiful architect-designed house in a commanding position, nestled on a hill, within a peaceful and rural setting. The house is harmoniously integrated into the natural terrain, built on half-levels that allow for easy and pleasant circulation. The ground floor features a lovely living space comprising a living room, a large fireplace-equipped lounge, and a equipped kitchen, offering a panoramic view of the green valley through which the Chalaronne river meanders. On the upper half-levels, you will find, first, two bedrooms opening onto a charming south-facing rooftop terrace and a bathroom. A few steps higher, you'll discover a spacious and pleasant room that provides access to the garden to the north, as well as two bedrooms, including a large suite with an adjoining bathroom. Finally, in the basement, a separate space has been designated for a professional liberal activity, with an office and a waiting room that opens to the outside. A cellar, a laundry room, and a garage complete this set. The extensive garden surrounding the house is adorned with a variety of trees and plants and extends into meadows on both sides of the property, making it an ideal place for horse lovers or others. Stables equipped with water and electricity, as well as a former riding arena that can be easily restored, are already present. The land is suitable for a swimming pool.

ANNECY SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY offers you this superb 19th century castle in an ideal location 1 hour from Geneva, 40 minutes from Lyon and less than 2 hours by TGV from Paris (TGV station 10 minutes away). Fenced park of 28 Ha with 2 ponds and a river. Nearly 3000m2 of floor space built and/or renovated at different period, give this property a lot of charm and a strong potential for all your projects (equestrian center, leisure, conference, or residential complex). You will also benefit from a gardian's house and several outbuildings including two stables and horse boxes, bread oven... Combining the pleasure of a green and preserved living environment, the proximity of services (schools, shops) and a strategic position between Lyon, Geneva and Paris, this castle is to be discovered as soon as possible. ANNECY SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY, your expert in the sale of luxury real estate in the Annécien and Aravis areas.

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A 105 m² apartment in a listed medieval château set in more than 2 hectares of grounds between Lyon and Geneva in the Ain department. Overlooking the village and the river, at the top of an estate terraced by thick stone buttresses, the château is built at the southern tip of the Revermont mountain range. Beyond the gate at the entrance to the grounds, there is a vast parking area opposite, while there is a tree-lined driveway on the right. This leads to former outbuildings arranged around a courtyard: a farmhouse, a barn and a former convent building converted into accommodation. Beyond their rendered facades covered in canal tiles, the château can be glimpsed from the south, with its grounds which are lined with large lawns and shady footpaths. Rebuilt in the 16th century, and with its gravelled area in front, the east-facing building stands out due to its size. Its impressive rendered facades are topped with a hipped flat tile roof and pierced by numerous high windows, giving an indication of how bright the interior must be. At the north end, the castle is flanked by a heavy square tower. At the end of the 15th century, it housed the tomb of Philibert Le Beau, Duke of Savoy, and the chapel of his wife, Marguerite of Austria, daughter of Emperor Maximilian I, whose name is on the main building staircase. The tower, built of exposed cut stone, is influenced by Renaissance architecture: the position of its cross-mullioned bays, topped with triangular or round-arched pediments, follows the stone staircase it houses. The apartment, which is on the second floor, begins with a hallway that leads to almost all of the rooms. The 105 m² property has a bright living area with an open-plan fitted kitchen, three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and views of the grounds and river, a bathroom and a separate toilet. The site, château and outbuildings have all been listed as historic monuments since 2004.

A 117 m² flat with panoramic views in a listed 15th century castle with over 2 ha of grounds in the Ain region, between Lyon and Geneva. The castle, standing on a plateau with thick stone buttresses at the southern tip of the Revermont mountain range, overlooks and keeps guard over the village and the river. After passing through the gate that marks the entrance to the grounds, a vast parking area stretches out in front, and to the right, a tree-lined driveway ascends to the old outbuildings. These are arranged around a courtyard, comprising a farmhouse, a barn and a former convent building that has been converted into lodgings. The architecture, at once simple and angular, testifies to the authenticity of the site. As you look beyond their rendered facades topped by monk-and-nun tiles, the castle can be made out to the south, with its grounds featuring large lawns and shady footpaths. Rebuilt in the 16th century, the east-facing structure is preceded by a gravel area and stands out for its striking four-storey height. The impressive rendered facades are topped by a hip roof with flat tiles. Numerous tall windows let the light stream into the interior. At the north end, it is flanked by a solid square tower. At the end of the 15th century, this tower housed the tomb of Philibert Le Beau, Duke of Savoy, and the chapel of his wife Marguerite of Austria, daughter of Emperor Maximilian I, after whom the staircase in the main building is named. The tower, built of exposed dressed stone, reflects the architectural style of the Renaissance: the cross-mullioned windows, topped with triangular or round-arched pediments, follow the course of the stone staircase. The second floor flat comprises three bedrooms, a spacious living room with an open-plan kitchen, a bathroom and a separate lavatory. The site, mansion and outbuildings have all been listed as historic monuments since 2004.

A 113m² apartment in the old farmhouse of a medieval chateau listed as a historical monument with over two hectares of grounds between Lyon and Geneva. The chateau looks down at the village and river from an estate supported with thick stone buttresses. The edifice, built at the southern end of France’s beautiful Revermont natural area, towers like a sentry. Once you have gone through the entrance gate to the grounds, a vast car park stretches in front of you. And on the right, there is a tree-lined driveway. This drive leads to old outbuildings that stand around a court: there is a farmhouse, a barn, and a former building for nuns that has been turned into accommodation – the latter’s architecture is a token of the place’s authenticity. South of their rendered elevations and barrel roof tiles, the chateau and its grounds come into view. There are vast lawns and shady footpaths. The chateau faces east and stands out for its large size with four floors. A gravelled space redeveloped in the 16th century lies in front of it. The edifice’s impressive rendered elevations are punctuated with many tall windows that herald a bright interior. A hipped roof of flat local tiles crowns the building. A huge square tower adjoins one end. At the end of the 15th century, this tower housed the tomb of Philibert II the Handsome, Duke of Savoy, and the chapel of Margaret of Austria, his wife, daughter of Emperor Maximilian I. The staircase here now bears Margaret’s name. The tower, made of exposed dressed stone, has Renaissance-style architecture. The positions of its stone-mullioned cross windows, capped with arched or triangular pediments bearing coats of arms, follow the course of the stone staircase that the tower houses. The site, the chateau and the outbuildings have been listed as historical monuments since 2004. The apartment lies in an old farmhouse that was built at the same time as the chateau, opposite the communal court, and was later turned into accommodation in 2004. It is a long single-storey building with rendered elevations that are punctuated with many windows and doors. A vast outdoor space for children to play in and the splendid grounds, which cover over two hectares around the chateau, form a precious asset for this property and herald convivial moments with friends and family. The communal reading room in the chateau and a barbecue space make the whole estate feel like a friendly hamlet.

A 96m² apartment in a 15th-century chateau listed as a historical monument with two hectares of grounds, nestled in a village in France’s Ain department, between Lyon and Geneva. The chateau looks down at the village and river from an estate with terraces and thick stone buttresses. The edifice, built at the southern end of France’s beautiful Revermont natural area, towers like a sentry. Once you have gone through the entrance gate to the grounds, a vast car park stretches in front of you. And on the right, there is a tree-lined driveway. This drive leads to old outbuildings that stand around a court: there is a farmhouse, a barn, and a former building for nuns that has been turned into accommodation – the latter’s architecture is a token of the place’s authenticity. South of their rendered elevations and barrel roof tiles, the chateau and its grounds come into view. There are vast lawns and shady footpaths. The chateau faces east and stands out for its large size with four floors. A gravelled space redeveloped in the 16th century lies in front of it. The edifice’s impressive rendered elevations are punctuated with many tall windows that herald a bright interior. A hipped roof of flat local tiles crowns the building. A huge square tower adjoins one end. At the end of the 15th century, this tower housed the tomb of Philibert II the Handsome, Duke of Savoy, and the chapel of Margaret of Austria, his wife, daughter of Emperor Maximilian I. The staircase here now bears Margaret’s name. The tower, made of exposed dressed stone, has Renaissance-style architecture. The positions of its stone-mullioned cross windows, capped with arched or triangular pediments bearing coats of arms, follow the course of the stone staircase that the tower houses. The dual-aspect apartment lies on the second floor – the top one. It has two large bedrooms, a bright lounge with an open kitchen space to be converted, a bathroom and a separate lavatory. The entrance door is in the tower: the ‘Tour Marguerite’. The site, the chateau and the outbuildings have been listed as historical monuments since 2004.

A rare and exceptional property, both for its quality services and for its adjoining 3.8 hectares, with 3 fitted boxes, 2 cabins, a 55x35 m illuminated quarry, paddocks with drinking troughs, and a building plot of 1000 m². A beautiful building of 200 m² suitable for professional activity (as an independent gîte) in addition to the main dwelling, a former Bressan farmhouse, completely renovated in 2018, retaining its authentic character. Dating from 1850, this 200m² property has been magnificently restored with fine materials, both in terms of its interior fittings and its facades, its outbuildings, its accesses: coated courtyard, automatic gate, vast garage crossing 70 M2 with a height of 4.71 m with 2 motorized doors, barn, workshop, agricultural garage with storage area, 3 boxes, 1 saddlery... without forgetting all the comforts: reversible air conditioning by heat pump, videophone intercom with home automation, automatic watering, well, not to mention the fiber optic.. You dream of putting down your suitcases, and aspiring to the tranquility of the place, it's done!!! NO WORK NEEDED ! TO SEE ABSOLUTELY Indeed, it will seduce you with its clarity, its 5 bedrooms of beautiful surface each, including 1 parental suite on one level with its private bathroom, 1 large bathroom, 1 laundry room, 3 toilets, without forgetting its equipped relaxation area: Jacuzzi, sauna, hammam with breathtaking views of the meadows, a place of absolute zenitude, ideal for private aesthetic practice as alternative medicine thanks to its large car park. WE LOVE: its great potential of 200m² additional fully convertible to create guest rooms or gite with independent entrances. ideal craftsman, equestrian activity, gîte, bed and breakfast... NOTHING IS MISSING!! 10 MIN FROM SHOPS AND SERVICES, SCHOOLS, BUS STOP... 1h30 from GENEVA, between BOURG AND MÂCON... Complete file on request Les honoraires sont à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

Condominiums of 361 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 2870 euros.

Located in the heart of a popular residential area of Bourg-en-Bresse, this splendid 70s style house, with an area of 221 sqm, offers a perfect marriage between retro elegance and contemporary potential. Nestled on a generous plot of 2000 m2 with a swimming pool, this property will appeal to lovers of space. Conceived and designed by the former owner, this construction offers unique, refined architectural lines offering an undeniable character. The entrance, on the ground floor, provides access to a summer kitchen as well as a bedroom open to the outside. A majestic staircase leads upstairs, consisting of a separate kitchen with access to a large living room with large openings onto the terrace, thus offering a generous and welcoming space for family life or receptions between friends. A large office for teleworkers connects with the sleeping area or three large bedrooms sharing a bathroom. The well-kept garden with its swimming pool, perfect for relaxing and entertaining outdoors, promises beautiful sunny days. Ideal for project enthusiasts, this property with exceptional potential requires some refreshments, offering the opportunity to personalize each space according to your tastes and needs. This house offers an exceptional quality of life, close to amenities, schools, and highway entrances, while offering a quiet atmosphere. A unique opportunity to revive this house with its timeless charm. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: C. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR3,488 and EUR4,718. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned. Jean-Charles BUATOIS, 06.27.47.49.38. Commercial agent (EI), 911 278 737 RSAC. Bourg en Bresse.

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