Luxury real estate for sale Lalouvesc, France

Located in a peaceful haven in the heart of the green Ardèche, with a splendid view and its southwest exposure, we offer you a fully renovated farmhouse made with quality materials, consisting of: an equipped kitchen open to the living room with terrace, living room, dining room, pantry, and WC. On the first floor: 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, a shower room, and a WC. A dependency with a carport and a part converted into a games room of 50m2. A third structurally renovated building consisting of two floors of approximately 105m2 each to be developed. Semi-inground pool, land of 9,870m2 - three cellars, spring water, renovated roof, heating by ground heat pump, double glazing, mains drainage, possibilities for additional developments -This description has been automatically translated from French.

You're dreaming of an accessible place to live, with well-kept surroundings, where you can get together and spend time with those who matter. At an altitude of 420 metres towards the Haute Ardèche, at the end of the road, on 5,340 m² of flat land, is where this property comes into its own. It has chosen its panorama and its architecture, sheltered from visual nuisance. You are less than 2 km from the beautiful market town of Lamastre and its local producers, as well as the town's amenities. This discreet property also evokes holidays, less than 1 hour 45 minutes from Lyon in the Rhône valley. A sense of sharing and attention to detail inspired the design and development of the house, built in 1968. The 205 m² of living space has been designed on one level, so that most of it is immediately available for its various outdoor amenities and ancillary rooms. The living and sleeping areas extend out to the terraces and the spring-fed swimming pool, which resonates to the sound of its cascading waterfall. The landscaped garden, irrigated by 2 wells, gives way to a tennis court and a petanque court, within easy reach of a pool house, a large barbecue and large tables. The undergrowth is bordered by a tree house that still remembers children's games. On the enclosed grounds, the gate opens onto the carport and the driveway that leads to the garage, which can be completed, if required, by the adjoining workshop with its roof terrace. The entrance to the house guides your steps along the marble floor that stretches into the 60 m² living room. Facing east, west and south, the windows brighten up the room and the stone fireplace warms up the 1st winter chill. It leads to the basement, which provides 160 m² of living space at this level, and a surprising room where 1 discotheque, 1 bar and 1 billiards table have been added for the enjoyment of your guests. There are also a number of conveniences, including a beautiful wine cellar, before taking a second exit to the laundry room and courtyard. The separate kitchen is fully equipped and offers a shaded, more intimate dining area. Next door, 1 office or 1 extra bed and a separate toilet. 4 bedrooms, including one with its own bathroom and toilet, cupboards, wardrobes, dressing room and 1 shower room, complete this comfortable wing. The property does not yet fully comply with current thermal standards, which will need to be considered depending on its use. But the presence and quality of its many features, as well as their regular upkeep, provide 435 m² of floor space in good working order and the foundations for a solid home. Building today, with so many leisure activities, is no longer a question of budget or authorisations. Come and see for yourself, in this wooded setting, the extent of what's on offer. ENERGY CLASS: F / CLIMATE CLASS: F Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, 2023 (including subscription): between euros3790 and euros5110 per year. Dwelling with excessive energy consumption: known as a 'thermal sieve', audit available. ENERGY CLASS: F / CLIMATE CLASS: F Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, with average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscription): between euros3,790 and euros5,110 per year. Homes with excessive energy consumption: known as 'heat sinks

Dwelling: Renovated stone property comprising: - living room/dining room - boiler room with wood boiler from 2021 equipped with a 3000-liter buffer tank - heat pump from 2023 - equipped kitchen with a very nice view - shower room/toilet with Italian shower and double sinks - living room with heated veranda - two bedrooms and a large room, - In the extension of the house, an apartment that can be operated as a guesthouse with: living room/kitchen, hallway, shower room/toilet, two bedrooms. - Dependencies: workshop, terrace, storage shelter, carport, box for 3 horses - Small ornamental pond (3m x 3m). Mission and challenges of Safer on this property - Supporting local development To know the general conditions of intervention of Safer, please click on this link or copy it into your browser's address bar https://www.proprietes-rurales.com/page/informations-fr_157.htm The information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: georisques.gouv.fr Photos: © Copyright Safer - Use prohibited without the author's agreement.This description has been automatically translated from French.

The terraced gardens are built on a promontory to give the estate a beautiful, wide panoramic view. Its stone walls do more than highlight the 1 hectare of land that surrounds it; they create terraces and relaxation areas, and house former orchards and vegetable gardens. The management of the wells, which was useful at the time and then abandoned, has not disappeared, nor has its link with the reclaimed watercourse. The property comprises 2 buildings and offers more than 565 m² of floor space encompassed by 7,665 m² (7,665 sq ft) of unspoilt countryside, and the grounds are extended by around 6,000 m² (6,000 sq ft) of small clearings and moorland, through which a spring flows. Built in the 19th century, the manor house has been extended over time to include the necessary annexes, such as a separate kitchen and cellars. The east side has now been given over to a 66 m² (666 sq ft) home with all modern comforts. It has been renovated independently of the old structure, but is still connected by the roof, its convertible attic space and a glass roof. The latter faces south and the entrance to the parklands, punctuated by a driveway with ancient trees. This house, with a floor surface area of approx. 400 m² , now has all the benefits of recent wooden double-glazed windows and doors with espagnolettes as close as possible to the old style, and a completely new roof. The remains of the main building, which were preserved when it was renovated, bear witness to bygone days, and are combined with a contemporary, unfinished masonry staircase that rises lightly to the second level it provides. Approximately 258 m² remain to be redesigned under this solid building. While we wait for you, the work to be carried out on the main house contrasts with the restored wing, although its architecture already highlights a number of previous alterations, making it a rather atypical style to date. After converting the stable into a garage and workshop, and a 165 m² outbuilding, the somewhat enlarged hayloft became a new 80 m² dwelling, with a loggia and terrace, which, although contemporary, still requires restoration work. On the estate, an ancient pathway, through a back gate, leads you on foot to the town of Lamastre, starting with its local farmers' market. Unless you prefer the pretty historic village of Désaignes, or would like to take a dip in the gentle river just below the property. These promises of a bourgeois house in the countryside are less than 1 h 45 from Lyon in the Rhône valley, before flying off towards the Haute Ardèche. Here again, it is possible to regain authenticity, or combine materials and styles, to design a project to your taste, to suit your needs, with a wide panoramic view and a vast plot of land sheltered from view. EPD: E und B Geschätzte jährliche Energiekosten für eine Standardnutzung: zwischen 1270 euros und 1770 euros pro Jahr. Durchschnittliche Energiepreise, indexiert auf das Jahr 2024 (einschließlich Abonnements) Elektroheizung + Holzofen + Isolierung der Türrahmen, Wände und Decken.

Built in 1844, this stone building is the tallest in a picturesque hamlet in the Ardèche and stands elegantly in the heart of a protected natural setting. With its south-facing position and uninterrupted views over the Ardèche mountains, it offers a perfect balance of serenity and light. Protected from prying eyes and not overlooked, this house invites you to take full advantage of the tranquillity and beauty of the surrounding landscape. Functional and comfortable, the house is arranged over two levels. On the ground floor, a vast 60 m² living room combines a light-filled living area with an open-plan kitchen, while the wood-burning stove, cleverly installed on the lounge side, adds a gentle, convivial warmth. Two bedrooms and a shower room, one of which opens directly onto the shaded terrace, ideal for sharing meals or enjoying a moment of peace and quiet, set in 2,000 m² of sloping, wooded grounds. On the first floor of the house, the mezzanine dedicated to the master suite reveals a bathroom integrated into the room, offering exceptional views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. An additional room adjoins this space, offering the possibility of being converted into a dressing room or an extra bedroom as required. In the extension of the building, a 10 x 3 metre saltwater swimming pool, recently fitted out, enhances this space. Set in full sunshine and perfectly integrated into its surroundings, it promises many relaxing days with a unique panorama of the surrounding countryside. The cellars and sheds at the foot of the house offer plenty of storage space, while a 30 m² outbuilding in need of renovation offers great potential. This space could easily become a gîte or workshop, adding a new dimension to this property full of character. Just five minutes from Lamastre and its amenities, 35 minutes from Tournon-sur-Rhône and Tain-l'Hermitage, and 1? hours from Lyon, this house is ideally located, combining peace and accessibility. Steeped in history and perfectly integrated into its surroundings, this house is an invitation to adopt a lifestyle in harmony with nature, while offering all the comforts needed to accommodate your plans for the future. ENERGY CLASSIFICATION: E / CLIMATE CLASSIFICATION: B. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, obtained from the home's energy bills for 2020-2019-2018, energy prices

House sale in the Vissenty neighborhood. Located in the peaceful and sought-after Vissenty district, this house of approximately 136 m2 offers a pleasant and functional living environment. With its enclosed land of 1,626 m2, it has many advantages for a fulfilling family life. On the ground floor: Spacious entrance hall, Equipped kitchen, Bright living room with insert fireplace, 2 comfortable bedrooms, Shower room, Separate WC. On the first floor: 2 additional bedrooms, Mezzanine ideal for an office or relaxation area, Shower room with WC. Other amenities: Garage of approximately 56 m2 with motorized door for 2 vehicles, cellar. Adjacent room of 32 m2 with water point. Geothermal heating by the floor, ensuring optimal thermal comfort and energy savings. Exterior: Enclosed and secure land of 1,626 m2 with electric gate, ideal for children. Spacious, flat, and suitable for a pool, to be arranged according to your desires. Ideal location: Proximity to schools for easy and quick access. Sports facilities just a few minutes away to practice your favorite activities. A perfect house for a family looking for comfort, practicality, and tranquility, while being close to amenities and local infrastructure. Contact us now to arrange a visit and discover this beautiful opportunity!This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located 20 minutes from the Rhône Valley, in the Saint Clair area, this beautiful property of 236 m2 of living space sits on a plot of 8200 m2 with an unobstructed view of the Ardéchoise valley. The house features a large living area, a kitchen, a living room with a fireplace, 3 bedrooms, and a bathroom. Upstairs, around a mezzanine, 2 attic bedrooms provide extra living space. The finished basement of over 160 m2 includes an 80 m2 garage and a large space set up as a reception area. The well-treed land, equipped with a borehole, includes two ample outbuildings of 100 and 70 m2. The first serves as a reception room with a bread oven and large bright windows, ideal for hosting large gatherings. The second is an old commercial space of over 100 m2 with parking. The property also has horse boxes and a large garden shed of 50 m2. This home, with undeniable potential, requires embellishment work and energy renovations to regain its full splendor.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In Annonay, close to the town centre and yet overlooking the countryside, this magnificent late 19th century Maison de Maître is set in 6895 m² of land. Surrounded by century-old trees, with lovely views over the surrounding hills, the property spans 560 m² of living space over 3 stories. On the ground floor, a sumptuous mosaic entrance hall leads to two lounges and a dining room opening onto large south-west-facing terraces with uninterrupted views over the countryside. A kitchen, cloakroom, two bedrooms, bathroom and toilet. The ground floor is reminiscent of the splendour of yesteryear, with its magnificent wood panelling and mouldings, solid parquet flooring, refined fireplaces and large, light-filled windows opening onto a shaded terrace. A magnificent staircase leads to the 1st floor. A central corridor leads to a kitchen, a lounge, a dining room, three bedrooms, one with a shower room and one with a bathroom. Toilets. The 2nd floor comprises five bedrooms. A shower room. Toilets. A staircase leads to two vast basements used as boiler room, laundry room, cellars and storage. Greenhouses. Toilets. Flower-filled grounds with century-old trees Quiet setting yet close to all amenities. Only 1 hour from Lyon. To discover without delay. A Mercure exclusive.

This old farmhouse in the Ardèche, built of local stone, first forged a unity over time, and it was by becoming one that it gained its allure. Today, under its coloured rendering, the house has a Provencal style, underlined by the quality of its double-glazed wooden frames, its finely-worked cremone bolts and its shutters. Its wooded garden accompanies the farmhouse, contributing to the beautiful panoramic views in the foreground. Its adjoining 5,732 m² of land keeps it away from a discreet neighbour, so that it can enjoy an undivided feeling of peace and quiet. The 206 m² dwelling is extended by a veranda, including 1 mezzanine, amenities and a wood-burning stove, which accompany the swimming pool just a stone's throw away. The recently renovated pool has been optimised for comfort, with massaging jets, a solar shower and terraces lining the pool, all of which look out over the Vercors and as far as the Alps. The house is closer to Lubac, with its viewpoint accessible at an altitude of 400 m, placing you just above the Rhône Valley, which you can reach in 15 minutes and puts you 1 hour 20 minutes from Lyon. A garage and 1 wood shed are located near the entrance gate, which closes off the property from the cul-de-sac that serves it. The vast grounds are ideal for building on, especially as there are 2 secondary accesses, at a good distance from the house, such as the preserved spring water cistern. On the garden level, the living rooms are laid out in rows, without losing any of their privacy, benefiting from light from the east and a little from the south. The living room is warmed by a Jotul closed fireplace, while the electric convector heaters in refractory brick maintain the temperature, helped by the insulation of the walls and attic. The house also has 2 WCs, 1 shower room and a scullery on this level, and is linked to its ancillary rooms, such as the vaulted cellar. Upstairs, the chestnut floors accommodate 4 good-sized bedrooms, one of which benefits as much from the through-light as from the view of the Ardèche mountains and a bathroom with toilet. This solidly built property requires some updating, but it is as much a house that is easy to live in on a daily basis as it is a pleasant holiday home. ECD: E and B Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between euros2930 and euros4020 per year. Average energy prices indexed to 2024 (including subscriptions)

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The estate is isolated at an altitude of 780 m in a natural setting, on a clearing just off a forest track, sheltered from all visual nuisances and the hustle and bustle of the roads. This comfortable character residence dates back to the 19th century and stands beside the ruins of a hamlet that was once built around several springs. The site has given rise to more than just a romantic garden; stone has shaped and harmonised its solid structures. The water has since been transferred to the public domain and supplies the house, while its autonomy has yet to be regained. The grounds of almost 1 hectare are entirely enclosed, with flowering shrubs, chestnut, hazelnut, plum and mushroom trees. A former tennis court is still in place, and there is a short walk to the promenade. Situated not far from the Rhone Valley, this house in the countryside nevertheless takes you to all amenities in just a few dozen minutes, thirty minutes to Valence and 1 h 30 to Lyon. The restored barn has been attached to the dwelling and its tower. Its ancestral access is now surmounted by a terrace and offers the living room a large bay window whose semi-circular arch illuminates and enlivens the mezzanine. Under its completely renovated roof, the insulation has been adapted to keep the roof structure of the former outbuilding visible, providing a space for relaxing, as well as 2 bedrooms with sloping ceilings. The 175 m² living space begins with a kitchen that opens onto the dining room and one of the lounges, all warmed by the fireplace. Before returning to the first floor, this former outbuilding offers 1 further bedroom and 1 bathroom with toilet. Next, we can make out the passageway to the original fireplace, just perceptible because of its imposing high ceilings. It provides 1 bedroom with 1 shower room and bathroom, then next door, in the same proportions, 1 study of more than 15 m² (161 sq ft), leads to the tower. The stairway leads down to the garden and up to another room of over 37 m², which also occupies the attic. The tower is lined with glass doors, revealing the remarkable restoration work carried out by the cabinet-makers and the successful marriage of materials. The wood was cut on site to create the open staircase and the new roof. It crowns the old building before our very eyes, before creating a plateau at the top with extraordinary acoustics. In 2007, an architect designed a contemporary interior that is still in good condition. The floor tiles have been laid recently, the walls are mainly insulated and the double-glazed wooden windows enhance comfort. The house's dominant position makes the most of the light it receives. The house rises healthily, sitting on its partly vaulted cellars, which, together with the stable and the detached garage, make up the 125 m² of annexe space on the garden level. Of the 300 m² of floor space on offer, it is still possible to extend the living space of this property with its distinctive features and architecture.

On the heights of the commune of Lemps in Ardèche, overlooking the Rhône and the mountains of the region, just 1h15 from Lyon (30 minutes from Tain l'Hermitage), this pleasant 19th-century property of 206m² is typical of the Drôme Provençale region. It consists of an entrance leading to a living room (with a corner insert fireplace) open to the dining room, a separate fitted kitchen with an adjoining utility room, and a shower room. From the kitchen or outside, a bright conservatory with a mezzanine and wood stove leads to the terrace and the garden. On the first floor, there are 3 spacious bedrooms with parquet flooring, a master suite with its own bathroom (corner bathtub and toilet). In total, there are 3 toilets. Sheltered from the wind, there is a pleasant 10 x 5m in-ground swimming pool, renovated in 2023 (new filtration/counter-current swimming/massaging jets) with 120m² of landscaped terrace around it, along with its pool house including a mezzanine, shower & toilet, and technical room. Access to the garage is from this conservatory. You will also benefit from a garage, a vaulted cellar, a shed and wood storage, a buried water tank, and automatic irrigation. All of this allows you to enjoy this wooded park and a 360-degree view. Come and discover this magnificent tastefully renovated home, with quality materials, located in absolute calm on a closed, landscaped plot of 5533m² benefiting from an unobstructed view of the valley and the Ardèche mountains. The land is partly buildable! Ideal for hosting guests (15 sleeping places), the vast garden allows for organizing receptions, especially since there is access from below (practical for caterers and car parking) Arlim Prestige Camille NANTERME 07.50.60.40.70This description has been automatically translated from French.

With its contemporary architecture and loft-like layout, this practical and aesthetically pleasing house has recently been built on a 535 m2 plot of enclosed land in St Sylvestre, at an altitude of 550 m. This small village has a number of amenities. This small village has a number of amenities and you are situated between 5 and 8 km from other shops, 45 minutes from Valence TGV train station and 1 h 30 from Lyon. You'll find it easy to enjoy the peace and quiet of this place, and you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to country walks. Its landscaped garden has automatic watering, 1 garden shed and 1 trampoline. Its terrace and loggia provide plenty of sunshine and its unusual location offers a surprising view. The house is south-facing, giving plenty of light to the living area, which opens onto the 45 m² fitted kitchen and 1 large terrace, which lights up the mezzanine. The mezzanine could provide more than just an office, if required, and the upstairs lounge could easily be converted into an additional bedroom. There are already 2 bedrooms, 1 of which is on the ground floor, each with its own shower room, dressing room and nearby WC, and 1 utility room completes the ground floor. A wood-burning stove adds to the cosy feel of this energy-efficient home, which exudes unfailing comfort. It's an atypical, furnished retreat that you can move into with peace of mind. ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2015 energy prices: euros357

Discover 'Le Domaine des Soyeux,' a magnificent residence located in the heart of the Pilat Regional Natural Park in Saint-Julien-Molin-Molette. This 597 sq m property, set on a 16,798 sq m plot, offers peace and privacy, with a swimming pool and no overlooking neighbors. The property features 12 large bedrooms and several reception areas, perfect for personal or professional projects. Currently operated as a wellness center, bed et breakfast, and chalet rental business, it represents a rare investment opportunity in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Located just steps from the village center, the residence combines nature with proximity to services. The potential for an additional 100 sq m of construction complements this property. A perfect place to realize your life or investment projects, this residence with pool is an opportunity not to be missed.

Exceptional estate of 48 ha enclosed by walls. 18th century castle with older origins, in excellent condition, totaling 1700 m² of living space spread over two levels. Numerous reception rooms and fourteen bedrooms with their bathrooms. Chapel. Numerous outbuildings with healthy roofs but to be renovated internally. Caretaker's house. The park contains a large pond and a swimming pool equipped with its comfortable pool house. Interesting mix of soils: meadows, fields and woods. A unique property in the region, ideal for developing a high quality professional events business. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr

An 18th century stone farmhouse, outbuildings and garden on the outskirts of a famous Ardèche village. In the heart of a small hamlet, perched at an altitude of 400 m, the property is three quarters walled and faces the garden, with the Alps as a backdrop. The various buildings with their different levels, which have all been connected over time, form a harmonious whole. Built on two levels over cellars with different independent accesses, the main house is positioned at right angles to an alleyway and a path. From the path, a gate opens between the house and the outbuildings. A second access enables vehicles to be parked at the bottom of the garden. The building, which is built of exposed stone under a tiled roof, is covered in climbing plants. Two doors provide access to the buildings, one to the main house, the other to the duplex apartment. The latter has its own entrance but is connected to the main house and can be rented out or used by a member of the household who wants some independence. Beyond the porch, a covered courtyard and a small courtyard not far from the main house enhance the garden, which is made up of two adjoining sections. The garden consists of a lawn planted with a few trees on one side and a former kitchen garden on the side below, the second part of which can be built on. A final independent access could be created and would make it possible to envisage a garage here. A workshop faces the house and is has a terrace above it, where the swimming pool, which is surrounded by a wrought iron railing, has been cleverly built. At the end of the garden, a shed is currently used to store bicycles and a table tennis table. There is also a small 30 m² house in need of renovation.

Discover an exceptional villa, combining modernity, comfort and generous space, located just 5 minutes from the A7 freeway and 30 minutes from the Valence TGV train station. Built in 2017, this contemporary home with 180 m² of living space on two levels offers top-of-the-range amenities in a peaceful setting just a short distance from Valence. Ideal for a family or lovers of atypical properties, this home combines functionality, brightness and impeccable design. Bright, modern interiors Right from the entrance, the tone is set with a hall that opens onto a vast living area of almost 70 m². This vast space, combining living room, dining room and open kitchen, has been designed for comfortable, convivial living. The fully-equipped kitchen will appeal to gourmets, while the huge bay windows allow a fluid transition between inside and outside, bathing the room in natural light throughout the day. The first floor also offers a night space with a sumptuous 31 m² master suite. This includes an elegant bedroom, a modern shower room, a functional dressing room and a private terrace, offering a true cocoon of serenity. On this level, you'll also find a guest bedroom with en-suite shower room, an office ideal for telecommuting and a laundry room perfectly equipped for everyday use. Upstairs, the property features two additional bedrooms, each with access to a terrace, to take full advantage of the outdoors. A bathroom and office space complete this level, bringing comfort and practicality to the whole. Remarkable landscaped garden and grounds The charm of this villa continues outside, with a landscaped garden designed to offer relaxation and privacy. Fed by a well, the garden benefits from easy, eco-responsible maintenance. The centerpiece of the exterior is without doubt the 13 x 3-meter heated swimming pool, secured by a roller shutter, which invites you to relax in any season. Outdoor spaces also include a small, independent 10 m² workshop, perfect for a creative project or additional storage, as well as a garden shed and parking spaces comprising two carports and a closed garage. These facilities add great functionality to the property. Top-of-the-range comfort and amenities Designed down to the smallest detail, this villa offers modern amenities for exceptional living comfort. An underfloor heating and cooling system, powered by a heat pump, ensures an ideal temperature all year round. Adjustable blinds protect the interior spaces from the sun, while maintaining pleasant light levels. High-quality materials and finishes testify to the attention paid to every detail. Whether as a primary or secondary residence, this property fits perfectly into a lifestyle project combining well-being, modernity and exceptional surroundings. A unique property to discover This contemporary villa in Tournon-sur-Rhône, close to amenities yet offering a peaceful setting, represents a rare opportunity. Its generous volumes, intelligent layout and high-standard fittings make it a real nugget for lovers of atypical properties. To visit this property and fall under its spell, please contact us. A video is available on request to immerse you in the heart of this unique home, even before you visit. An exceptional property like this is waiting for you to write a new page in its history.

In the furrows of the Rhône valley, less than 1 hour from Lyon, at the top of the rock, the castle stands alone overlooking its village. Its position and panorama are of major interest, and the history of this perched estate goes back to feudal times. This family home built its prestige 300 years ago on the ruins of the last fortified castle. Its singular architecture, in the southern style, then contained entertainment areas and has maintained a more comfortable destiny to the present day. Two perrons, gates, an archway and a hidden passageway orchestrate the entrance to the château, via a graceful inner courtyard. On the garden level, you are invited to join the rotunda ballroom, the chapel and 7 reception rooms in a row almost 60 m long, which are elegantly illuminated and punctuated by 18 vertiginous French windows. You then reach the imposing stone staircase, flanked by wrought ironwork that curves up to the first floor. This brings together the heated living areas and communicates with 1 convertible attic of 230 m², which could be used for additional sleeping accommodation. The 18th century saw the renaissance of the château. The décor, however, incorporates a number of elements with much earlier origins, one of the cellars dating back to the Middle Ages. The floors, terracotta tiles, fireplaces, wood panelling and Louis XV gypseries, without being too ostentatious, still shine through. The 19th century wallpapers, notably by Zuber, are also well preserved. The 11 bedrooms, including 1 on the ground floor, have mainly adopted the taste of this period. The last occupants were also concerned about the need for sufficient amenities. The property has a floor surface area of approx. 1,680 m² and has been carefully designed to meet today's requirements. A heat pump accompanies the wood-burning fireplaces. The forced-air heating system, the 2 thermodynamic water heaters, the double-glazed windows, which have gradually replaced 80% of the dwelling, and the insulation already provide a degree of thermal comfort. The roof is regularly inspected and the Roman tiles are renewed as often as necessary. Like the local stone, they dress the buildings in shimmering ochre. The estate has almost 10 hectares of adjoining land, featuring terraces, a pool (now open for swimming) and a flowerbed inspired by a painting by the painter Daise. The arrangement of the box trees adds a delicate movement to this ancient bastion, where the top of 1 ancestral tower still stands. Its staircase leads to the castle's counter-forts, while 1 former stable hides within its remains 1 recent 110 m² rented dwelling. Further up, on the way back to the estate, the wash-house adds to the charm of the setting, which extends to the horizon with an avenue of centuries-old lime trees. A spring water well still irrigates the property. A detached, renovated 140 m² caretaker's cottage is discreetly visible from the château, with its outside grounds. Adjoining the building are 1 orange grove, 1 dovecote, 1 flat of 28 m², 3 rooms ideal for a workshop or deliveries. A 1st gate closes off the property to vehicles, which use its only access road, before being sheltered under 1 awning, right next to the sanitary facilities, which are always useful for receptions in the grounds. The rest of the land surrounds the estate, consisting of moorland and woodland classified as ZNIEFF, and also contains 1 former AOP St Joseph vineyard. ENERGY CLASS: D/ CLIMATE CLASS: B (for the château) Actual electricity costs euros2,730/2023. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices (including subscription): between euros12,780 and euros17,350 per year. The EPDs rank D/B, C/A and C/C respectively, for the 820, 104 and 100 m² of living space.

Quartier des Iles Feray, with a view of the Monts d'Ardèche, property on three levels of 470m². Double living room with rotunda, independent cherry wood kitchen and dining area giving access to the terrace, reception room, seven bedrooms, two bathrooms, two shower rooms and five toilets. The attics are fitted out. Garage with three doors, wine cellar. Noble materials: carpentry work carried out by the Compagnons du Devoir, tapestries, Briare enamels, Artois sandstone tiling. Beautiful high ceilings and lots of light. The structure is in excellent condition, beautiful architecture. Land of approximately 2700m² fully enclosed. The house can be divided into two separate apartments. Unique property, ideal for a liberal profession or for 2 families. Contact: Cathy ZEPPA 06 63 42 79 40 Commercial agent RCS: 441 644 317 'Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr' Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class E, Climate class B. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the energy prices of the year 1: 6450.00 €. Date of completion of the DPE: 14-11-2022. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

Just around the corner from Tournon-sur-Rhône's northern edge, this home is far enough away from any nuisance, yet close enough to all amenities. Its location, just 30 minutes from the Valence TGV train station and an hour's drive from Lyon, makes it particularly attractive. This former silkworm nursery, built in the early 19th century, now reveals a charming residence with numerous annexes. From the courtyard, a staircase leads to the first floor, where the vestibule leads to the luminous kitchen. This is followed by a vast living-dining room of around 45m2, opening onto a south-facing terrace with swimming pool. On this level, we also find a bedroom with en-suite shower room, while a cathedral-ceilinged workshop stretches to almost 50m2, offering a perfect setting for the artist. The upper floor features a shower room and six further bedrooms, three of which have washbasins. The building is adorned with outbuildings, including 150m2 of vaulted rooms housing the old wine press, ideal for an exhibition room, for example. Two covered courtyards with separate rooms and a vast garage complete the ensemble. Last but not least, the nearly 3,000m2 garden is an oasis of greenery, cradling a water-lily pond fed by a living spring. For comfort, oil-fired central heating is complemented by reversible air conditioners and a fireplace in the living room. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros4,400 and euros6030.