luxury real estate for sale Saint-Martin-d'Ardèche, France (page 12)

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Vaucluse, near Orange. Lord and Sons offers for sale this magnificent property composed: - a former hunting lodge of the sixteenth century of approximately 670m2 living space established on three levels and containing living room, library, dining room, 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms - a flat type T4 of approximately 70m2 - an apartment to be restored of about 60m2 - more than 400m2 of outbuildings. Park of 2 ha with swimming pool. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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A fifteenth-century house and its terraced garden of dry-stone retaining walls at the foot of a chateau in a medieval village in the Rhône valley of Provence. The property lies under the protective watch of a twelfth-century chateau. It has three floors and stands on a street corner where a road and an alleyway meet. It is a sturdy village house made up of two main sections with large, lime-coated faces. It stands out from its neighbours for its authenticity and oxblood tone that has lasted for centuries. The facade – the face of the first section – leans slightly and features a carriage door with a finely sculpted surround of dressed stone. The double-column door frame is adorned with two statuettes: an angel and a devil – one on each side. A segmental-arch window frame completes the openings on this ground floor. The windows of the two floors above are also made of dressed stone and are likewise capped with a segmental arch. They are aligned with the ground-floor door and window. On the first floor, these windows are tall and narrow. On the second floor, just beneath the eaves, they are almost square-shaped. The north face displays a vertical division between the first section with its single-slope roof facing west, towards the road, and the second section, stretching eastwards, with a similar roof that faces north towards the alley – a cul-de-sac perpendicular to the road. Monk-and-nun tiling covers the roof and a génoise eaves cornice of several rows edges it. Several square windows that probably date back to the fifteenth century punctuate the north face. An arched carriage door leads through this side as an upper entrance into the main living space. The other sections and the garden, on the east side, cannot be seen from the street. An initial visit by the regional office of cultural affairs confirmed that this enclosure was the noble dwelling of a wealthy merchant or powerful family. An in-depth archaeological study would be needed to clarify its origin.

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Just a stone's throw from Avignon and Uzès, nestling on the side of a hill in the shelter of a major Gallic-Roman site and surrounded as far as the eye can see by famous vineyards, you'll find yourself wandering through the winding streets of this village, in a medieval setting between stone houses and the imposing Gothic-style church which, from its eagle's nest, seems to watch over an exceptional panorama. The town became rich and famous thanks to the cultivation of vines, which enabled it to surround itself with fortifications whose dual purpose was to consolidate its power and fulfil a defensive role. This 18th-century farmhouse was built in the heart of the village, which boasts a wealth of shops and service providers. It features 1,800m² of wooded parkland with a 5x10m swimming pool and pool house. The majestic hundred-year-old chestnut tree that dominates the garden could certainly tell many tales, but it is also happy to provide a welcome shade, alongside a few old mulberry trees that bear witness to a bygone economic activity: silkworm rearing. With 230 m² of living space, this residence includes, in addition to the main house, an independent guest house and numerous outbuildings, totalling approx. 200 m² that could be converted. There is a vast 68 m² living room with a fully equipped kitchen that benefits from the courtyard and garden. There are also a study and a small lounge, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. On the practical side, a well ensures abundant automatic watering, a garage provides parking for two cars and a workshop will delight DIY enthusiasts. Absolutely everything about this property exudes tranquillity and a quality of life that is so very appreciated in the South of France, as it is vital to everyone's harmonious development. Agency fees are to be paid by the vendor. A property offered exclusively by Botella and Sons (since 1989). Ref. 2507

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Exclusively, Le Nid de Provence offers you a unique opportunity to acquire a restored farmhouse of 264 m2, located in the heart of Provence (Vaucluse). This property includes 10 rooms, including 5 large bedrooms and an independent apartment of 60 m2. The main building benefits from a bright living room of more than 35m2, a beautiful dining room with an old bread oven and a separate kitchen. The advantages of this ground floor (underfloor heating) are a laundry room, a pantry for all your storage and a very beautiful office with its library. A large garage with good height will allow you to accommodate several vehicles. As for the apartment, you can receive your loved ones in this accommodation consisting of a bedroom, a bathroom, a terrace, a balcony and a kitchen open to the living room of approximately 35m2. The farmhouse is surrounded by a magnificent garden of 3,506 m2 with trees and flowers, with a large swimming pool measuring 11.5 m by 5.5 m. The property is located in a peaceful location, away from prying eyes. The geographical location of this property is ideal with easy access to Orange (7 minutes), Avignon TGV station (25 minutes), Châteauneuf-du-Pape (9 minutes) as well as the A7 and A9 motorways (6 minutes). If this property has caught your attention, contact Le Nid de Provence in Orange on 06 11 42 47 70

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Drôme Provencale, 15 minutes from Montélimar. This peaceful property commanding a panoramic view over the surrounding countryside with the Cevennes as a backdrop was tastefully renovated in 2010. Blending into its 634 sqm plot, it offers about 325 sqm of living space including an 80 sqm living/reception room opening onto a 40 sqm west-facing terrace benefiting from superb views of the sunset, and five bedrooms. Modern comfort allies harmoniously with period charm. With an 8 x 4 metre swimming pool.

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