luxury real estate for sale Limoux, France (page 6)

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Pretty, well maintained 5 bedroom stone cottage in sought after village, pool, gardens and separate workshops. This lovingly renovated house is peacefully located at the end of a no through road, beautiful gardens run down to the artists studio and there is a 7 x 3,5m in-ground pool and a separate workshop, currently used as a potters studio. Shady terraces for outdoor living make this a characterful and comfortable home. ;;The village has an active social life with a bar and a restaurant, a bread delivery point and regular events. There is a lake nearby with beaches, sailing school and other activities. Larger supermarkets and shops are a 10minute drive away.;;;;THE HOUSE;;The spacious open plan kitchen/dining room with stunning picture window with views over the garden has a gas fired AGA.;;There is a cosy sitting room with a log burner;;A small flight of steps leads from the living room to the games room;;There is also a ground floor utility room with WC and hand basin;;FIRST FLOOR;;The master bedroom with sunny balcony for your morning coffee;;2 further double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms complete this floor;;SECOND FLOOR;;Double bedroom and family bedroom with the third bathroom, this is nice space for guests;;;;This house has been carefully maintained and would make a lovely family home or holiday home.;;To visit this property, and help you with your French property search, contact Kingsley HODGKINS (EI), (Agent Commercial -454 036 492- RSAC CARCASSONNE) on +33 (0)6 80 74 23 47 or by email: [email protected];;Annonce rédigée par un agent commercial. Prix : 370,000 € Honoraires à la charge du vendeur. Frais de notaire en sus.

Nestled in the peaceful heart of Aude in southwest France, you can explore a realm of unparalleled beauty with this remarkable and rare Domaine. Spanning over 33 hectares of fully fenced land, this estate is a haven of tranquillity, away from any preying eyes. A Stately Manor with Timeless Elegance At the heart of this haven lies this Anglo-Norman-style Manor. Dating back to 1840 this grand residence spans an impressive 700 square meters, where spacious rooms are adorned with exquisite woodwork and luxurious finishes. The estate is a testament to nature's artistry, boasting a private well, a pristine spring, and a mesmerising waterfall that gushes with 200 liters per second, a constant flow throughout the year. These natural wonders grace the landscape, nourishing two enchanting small lakes. Beyond the Manor House Complementing the main house is a series of outbuildings, each with its unique character. Immerse yourself in history with a 17th-century 'cooler' crafted from granite blocks. Shelter your vehicles in the expansive multi-car garage, a 162-square-meter masterpiece with polished concrete flooring. Admire art in the gallery dedicated to paintings or bask in the luxury of an indoor heated swimming pool (10x4) with a 200-square-meter summer kitchen that beckons for al fresco gatherings. There's the possibility to purchase a large guest chalet and extra land with your own air strip, contact us for more details. A Symphony of Nature This estate unfolds amidst ancient forests, graced by trees that have stood tall for over three centuries. Immerse yourself in this enchanting natural world, where the entire property is encircled by a majestic 'big game' fence, soaring to an electrifying 10 KW across approximately 5 kilometers. The Domaine boasts two grand entrances—one from the North, another from the South—welcoming you to this unparalleled sanctuary. Within these forested realms, sedentary fallow deer find their home, adding a touch of enchantment to this remarkable haven. option : airfield old electrified fence, wooden chalet for 8 with lounge and kitchen, wooden tower, artificial lake, spring and more woods on 30 ha more.

At the northern edge of Badens, in the heart of Minervois, you will find an old winegrowers' estate, made up of several buildings. The centerpiece of the property is a character stone house dating from the end of the 19th century. Established on 2 levels, for approximately 150 m2, you will find a living room, with kitchen and laundry room. Upstairs, 4 bedrooms, a bathroom with shower. The 2nd house is also distributed over 2 levels. At the time, it was the winegrower's old stable. Completely transformed and renovated, this house is atypical in every way: a large living room open to the outside, upstairs 1 bedroom with balcony, bathroom (jacuzzi) and large shower. The equipment of the house is high-end: handcrafted terracotta floors, real stones, central underfloor heating (living room and bedroom), heated floor with pellet stove, insulation by the walls and ceiling, stone fireplace housing inside a stove, a double fire. Finally, the 3rd house was the home of the grape harvesters. Also completely transformed and renovated, it is approximately 30m2 and consists of a bedroom, with bathroom and kitchen. In addition, the property has an old cellar of approximately 45m2, which can be used as a garage, or be converted into a dwelling adjoining the 1st and 2nd house. The exterior, approximately 500m2 and not overlooked, will allow you to access the swimming pool (10m x 5m, heated with a closed heat pump and protected by an electric cover), its summer kitchen (in Caunes marble). Adjoining, and included in the property, a plot of land of 1000 m2 awaits you to come and completely bring it back to life. This house benefits from 8 photovoltaic panels for producing electricity with the sun. You are a self-consumer. Atypical, this house is waiting for someone who is just as unusual. Your privileged contact: Jérémy Jérémy GRUFFAT (EI) Sales Agent - RSAC Number: 879 372 290 - Carcassonne ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for 2015: 679 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr

Magnificent terraced house on one side completely renovated, with a living area of 230 m2, on adjoining land of 2,338 m2, annex with independent access for liberal professions or small gite. The house consists of: Entrance, 1 television room, 1 equipped kitchen, veranda, 1 cellar, 1 large living room on the south side with terrace access, office/library, toilets, garage and attic Upstairs: 2 bedrooms (16.50, 18.90 m2), shower room, toilet and 1 en-suite bedroom with dressing room, bathroom and toilet (34.19 m2). On the 2nd floor: 1 attic. Very bright house, everything is thought of, a real favorite! 10 minutes from Mirepoix, to visit!

In the hills close to Mirepoix with superb views over the valley: Magnificent livestock farm with 57 hectares of grassland and woodland. The property has been entirely and beautifully restored (both the living area and the farm buildings). Land comprising of a stream, ponds, pathways, woodland, enclosed fields. Large barns, a spacious, comfortable house, caretaker accommodation, all of which has been tastefully restored.~Property consists of: large, comfortable stone-built house. Guest bedrooms with luxurious en-suite bathrooms (perfect for chambre d'hôte business ? necessary equipment included in the price.) Large caretaker house. Barns, workshops, stables, garages, building of 600 m2... all fully equipped (included in sale price.) In a quiet setting but close to amenities, this is a rare property with plenty of potential (chambres d?hôtes, seminars, gites, etc....)

A lovely stone farmhouse, built in the 19th Century, set in beautiful countryside situated in Pamiers area, Midi Pyrénées, Occitanie, South of France. The ideal property for those looking for a peaceful location without total isolation, this property is situated in the midst of very welcoming hamlet and is comprised of an exceptionally well renovated and spacious house with a large and well-appointed terrace. The 3.3ha of private land is mainly prairie and a little woodland, and is wrapped around 3 sides of the property, with excellent countryside views beyond, which can be enjoyed from the sun-drenched terrace all year round. The land would be ideal for a small holding or self-sustained living project with an irrigation system already in place. The space above the garage also offers excellent development potential for those looking for a project or copious storage space as is. It is rare to find a property with such excellent road connections to amenities and yet such a tranquil setting.

A fifteenth-century chateau and Benedictine abbey with splendid grounds in one of France’s most beautiful villages, in the country’s Ariège department. You reach the property via a narrow lane that runs along the chateau. The edifice forms a U shape, adjoined to an abbey. It enjoys a commanding view over the River Hers valley. The property is a haven of peace in the heart of a region with an eventful past: Occitania. The chateau stands like a fortress. It is the fruit of a long monastic story: a combination of medieval history and Benedictine architecture. The existence of this Benedictine abbey was first mentioned in a deed that dates back to 923. Charlemagne, returning from a campaign against the Saracens, chose the spot in 778 to build a monastery and a church. A natural dam that held back Puivert lake nearby burst on 18 June 1279, destroying all the villages in the valley. The monastery was rebuilt between 1280 and 1316 to look like France’s royal fortresses with arrow slits. Then its monks abandoned the edifice during the Hundred Years’ War. Later, in 1502, a phase of reconstruction began, resulting in the buildings that we can see here today. This was an initiative from Philippe de Lévis, the Bishop of Mirepoix, who gave the fortified priory a majestic, serious look. He created apartments in the rectangular tower that the chateau still features today. From this period onwards, especially during the edifice’s second phase of restoration in the eighteenth century, the chateau never stopped being embellished with rich decorative features that expressed the abbey’s powerful influence. The edifice is made up of three sections crowned with gabled and hipped roofs that are covered in monk-and-nun tiling and edged with triple-row génoise cornices. The first section is long and thick. It has three floors and an end tower that is taller than the rest of it. Many evenly placed arched or right-angled windows punctuate its walls. The two other sections adjoin the church. They form a cloister around a garden courtyard. The west section has three floors and the east section has two floors. The latter was recently converted into a gîte. In front of the edifice’s large south-facing facade, a terraced garden leads down to parkland that includes an age-old magnolia in its range of trees.

Character residence in the heart of a village with a living area of 296 m2 on land of 1,227 m2 with swimming pool and a large stone outbuilding. Renovated with taste combining beautiful old elements, volumes and quality services. This family home is organized into different spaces: Ground floor: Entrance hall with staircase leading to the floors, a large garage of 130 m2 and its laundry area. On the 1st floor: distributor landing, fitted kitchen-living room with fireplace opening onto a very beautiful terrace and access to the garden, 1 master bedroom with its bathroom and dressing room, 1 guest bedroom and shower room, bathroom On the 2nd floor: relaxation lounge area, office, 2 en-suite bedrooms with their shower rooms, cupboards. Everything here is in its place, nicely decorated, very well maintained. It's a house 'where you simply put down your suitcases'!

This;stunning property has been carefully renovated to offer superb, luxury living;while preserving the building's historical integrity. Recently used as a;boutique chambre d’hôtes, this house would make a fabulous private home and;also offers a great opportunity as a ready-to-go tourist-related business.;;The;medieval town of Mirepoix boasts a fantastic weekly market and serves as a;gateway to the Pyrenees mountains, with the nearest ski resorts less than an;hour away. The UNESCO city of Carcassonne (45 minutes) and the cosmopolitan;city of Toulouse (1 hour 15 minutes) both provide international travel links.;;Huge wooden;gates open through an elegant archway into the courtyards. Stone steps lead up;to a large reception area with a rear office and downstairs toilet facilities.;;On the;ground floor, you'll find an elegant formal dining room and an old kitchen with;an enormous fireplace that provides a more casual dining space. There is a;club-style bar and a second sitting/games room. Fully fitted and conforming;professional kitchens complete this floor.;;At the rear;of the property, another sun-drenched courtyard features a swimming pool and;bar area for outdoor entertaining.;;A;spectacular suspended stone staircase leads up to:;;The First Floor;;- Two large;suites, one in each wing, with full bathrooms and air-conditioning.;- Two;additional double bedrooms, each with full bathrooms.;;The Second Floor;;- Two;further suites in the wings, each with full bathrooms.;- Three;generous double bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms.;;The;property also features a lift and a second staircase for easy access to all;areas. With high beamed ceilings, original tiled floors, and huge full-length;windows throughout, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a stylish and;beautiful home. Don’t hesitate!;The dream;Your;dream home in the South of France. . .;;The;“undiscovered’ France is most definitely a real place! It is exactly what one would hope -;beautiful, safe, welcoming, and affordable. It is the perfect mix of natural;beauty, great food, and captivating culture – and the heart of this;undiscovered France is the Ariège.;;Beauty:;The natural beauty is unmistakable – from snow-capped Pyrenees to clean rivers,;breathtaking cliff-top chateaux, deep gorges, and some of the cleanest air;quality in all of Europe. All this plus;scenic country roads, charming villages and a vast network of walking trails;make this a nature lover’s paradise. Situated at the climatic boundary between;the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea this area is also well-positioned;to escape the extreme results of climate change.;;Food:;The area is fast becoming a center of organic and sustainable agriculture;driven largely by the climate and the diversity of microclimates. Polyculture and;adaptability is the norm for the area’s farm community and the local food;movement has found a welcoming home here.;Needless to say this agricultural richness has attracted quite a few;excellent chefs and restaurants – but for those amateurs who love to explore,;taste and create it is indeed a treasure.;;Culture:;Like elsewhere in the world, an environment this beautiful and affordable has;attracted an artistic and cultural community who create and share their work;with each other and the lucky few who have experienced the region. Music and;performance festivals here naturally focus on the next generation of up-and-coming;exceptional talent. They are indeed a trove of “undiscovered” ability, joy, and;emotion. Since this area has been so far from the grand urban centers of Europe;it has also been untouched by conflict (and the resulting architectural;destruction) since the Middle Ages. Small churches or grand cathedrals - all;are preserved in their original beauty. Finally,;for anyone who has thought about the origin of Homo sapiens, this area;has been part of the human experience since literally before history and is one;of the few parts of the planet where you can still see the real traces of our;ancestors. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;For;those lucky few considering an escape or a new experience, there are still a;few residences which fit the requirement of elegance without pretension: beauty,;functionality, and fast internet – in short, the stuff of dreams.;;;To visit this property, and help you with your French property search, contact Kingsley HODGKINS (EI), (Agent Commercial -454 036 492- RSAC CARCASSONNE) on +33 (0)6 80 74 23 47 or by email: [email protected];;;;Annonce rédigée par un agent commercial. Prix : Prix : 1,200,000 € Honoraires à la charge du vendeur. Frais de notaire en sus.

Position: Mirepoix - Medieval City 5 minutes drive. Next to «La Voie Verte » cyclotourisme track.    Beautiful property with views of the Pyrenees mountains, ancient stone built farmhouse and buildings with 224 m2 of habitable space, 4 outbuildings on 2 levels ( 110, 37.40, 64 and 83 m2), another 3 sided outbuilding on its 1 HA 74 A and 96 CA attached land, salt system swimming pool and a well.    Consists of :    On the ground floor : entrance hall, a 41 m2 dining-room-kitchen room with wood burner, a 25 m2 living-room with wood burner and ancient renovated bread oven , a 32,50 m2 bedroom, shower room with toilet and bathroom with toilet.    On the first floor : a 50 m2 living-room/ games room, a 20 m2 mezzanine, a 30 m2 bedroom, shower room with toilet and a 26,50 m2 bedroom with separate access.    Other information : double glazing throughout (single glazing in the smallest bedroom) Oil central heating downstairs and electric radiators upstairs, septic tank.    Ideal location with a lot of character offering great potential : gîtes, chambres d'hôtes, large family home, in a quiet and very privileged area.    Well worth a viewing!

It is a superb property that will need to be refreshed, with charm and extraordinary potential... This set is magnificent, the renovation, the style, the size of the reception rooms, the paved courtyards, the ornamental ponds , the terraces, the large wrought iron windows, we don't know where to start... The main house is 480 SQM and includes exceptional reception rooms, a kitchen of .. 65 SQM.. 2 separate accommodations, one of 85 SQM and the second of 120 M2, will allow you to welcome your friends, your family, or to accommodate a caretaker... Unique in the area!!!

Sector: Pays d'Olmes Real estate complex on 3,500 m2 of enclosed land with its 10 x 5 covered salt swimming pool , outbuilding of 110 m2, south facing on the edge of the village Made of : Main house (year 1977) with a living area of 175 m2, its terrace: On the ground floor : 1 entrance, 1 equipped kitchen of 43 m2, 1 office of 15.40 m2, 1 laundry room, 1 bathroom of 8.60 m2, toilet and 2 bedrooms (12.70 and 14.80 m2) On the 1st floor : 1 bedroom with shower room, dressing room and balcony (27.70 m2), toilet, 1 attic room of 26 m2 Reception area (groups or guest rooms): On the ground floor : 1 entrance, 1 living room/lounge of 63 m2 with insert, 1 equipped kitchen, 1 games room of 17 m2, toilet, 1 bedroom of 20 m2 with bathroom On the 1st floor : 6 bedrooms including 4 with bathrooms and toilets, 1 living room On the 2nd floor independent apartment: 1 living room, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom/toilet Details: pellet stove, electric heating/tank gas, centralized vacuum Beautiful property which would be suitable for group gites, shared accommodation, guest rooms or large family home All you have to do is discover it!

Single-storey house from the 93s with a living area of 192 m2 on wooded and landscaped grounds of 3,813 m2 with a magnificent view of the Pyrenees, swimming pool 11 x 5 m with terrace. Consists of: Entrance, fitted kitchen opening onto terrace, lounge/living room with open fireplace, pantry, 1 bathroom, 3 bedrooms including 1 master bedroom with shower room, toilet and dressing room. In the basement: large garage, 1 bedroom, 1 office, 1 bathroom, toilet, workshop, boiler room, cellar. House at the gates of Mirepoix, quiet! To visit

Step through the gates of this iconic 10th Century Benedictine monastery straight into the pages of a fairy tale! This thousand year old property is totally secluded, surrounded by equally ancient trees in an elevated position over one of the prettiest villages in France. Despite dating back to the Dark Ages, this property is unexpectedly bright and luxurious. The cloistered layout, high vaulted ceilings and arched stone windows throughout allow light to flood through the property. Light is amplified and reflected by the worn flagstones, the wide stone staircases, decorated walls and plastered ceilings. Spread over three floors and 1,700 metres squared of living area, the property includes three dining rooms, seven reception rooms, 17 bedrooms with decorated 18th century stretched canvas walls, delightful artwork and wonderfully individual layouts making the most of the space. As well as the guests suites, the property houses two separate apartments in the main building itself providing a genteel lifestyle for the owners’ family as well as high end accommodation for staff or family. There are numerous kitchen areas to cater for groups as well as providing the possibility of dividing the property into multiple independent living accommodation. The cloisters, library space, Medieval galleries and cellars are also echoed in the landscaped gardens that also provide plenty of room for private reflection. The garden also has a large pool and beautiful trees that are equally ancient and well preserved. All living areas are tastefully decorated with period furnishings and artefacts that will remain with the property. Typically the bedrooms are grand in volume, boasting unusual and unique features, with commanding views over the lush pastoral landscape it sits over. There is a separate, large residential gatehouse situated at the entrance to the château. You enter into a large open-planned kitchen, dining/living area which has feels modern yet still boasts the enormous flagstone castle walls out of which it has been built. A secluded private garden overlooks the old Medieval ramparts making this a historian or romantic’s dream spot. On the first floor, a large main bedroom and an enormous second room across the landing, large enough to create a master suite boast open fires and high ceilings. This is one of the best known and most romantic locations in this part of the world making it an ideal venue for wedding parties, an exceptionally special venue or someone looking for a property that is truly exceptional steeped in the history and romance of Medieval France. If you think you are special enough to take on this exceptional property, contact us today to book a viewing as this place needs to be seen to be appreciated.

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A lovely stone farmhouse, built in the 19th Century, set in beautiful countryside situated in Pamiers area, Midi Pyrénées, Occitanie, South of France. The ideal property for those looking for a peaceful location without total isolation, this property is situated in the midst of very welcoming hamlet and is comprised of an exceptionally well renovated and spacious house with a large and well-appointed terrace. The 3.3ha of private land is mainly prairie and a little woodland, and is wrapped around 3 sides of the property, with excellent countryside views beyond, which can be enjoyed from the sun-drenched terrace all year round. The land would be ideal for a small holding or self-sustained living project with an irrigation system already in place. The space above the garage also offers excellent development potential for those looking for a project or copious storage space as is. It is rare to find a property with such excellent road connections to amenities and yet such a tranquil setting.

Between MIREPOIX AND CARCASSONNE Magnificent 12th century Château with large volumes and character Half of the castle is sold on a plot of approx. of 1.3 ha in joint possession with the owners of the second part In a peaceful environment, magnificent view of the Pyrenees Consists of ground floor: entrance, fitted kitchen, living room, lounge-weapons room. Upstairs: 2nd kitchen-living room-living room with a beautiful fireplace, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, toilet. 2nd floor: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, toilet and a dormitory area. Electric heating, 2 pellet stoves, 1 fireplace, good roof. 1 outbuilding (garage/annex) and the farm rented for the year. A place steeped in history, it cannot be told, it can only be visited! Have !

CHARMING HOUSE ? OLD WINE CELLAR, COMPLETE RENOVATION WITH SWIMMING POOL, GYM AND GARAGES/ Bruno VUILLEMIN: +33 (0)6.38.50.27.17/ A short distance from Carcassonne, sought after village, in a dominant position, without vis-à-vis, this former wine cellar has been completely redistributed and renovated by the construction company of the current Owners. It offers 403sqm of living space on an enclosed ground and without vis-à-vis of 956sqm. The different living areas, reception rooms, gym and patio frame a 10.00m x 4.00m hull pool, chlorine treatment, secured by an electric roller shutter. A collection tank buried provides 15.000 liters of rainwater for garden work and swimming pool. 2 double garages complete the set. It consists of: GROUND FLOOR * Large entrance hall * WC and guest washbasin * Hallway with dressing * Laundry/Lingerie * Kitchen furnished artisanal and equipped high-end * Living room, TV lounge direct access to terrace pool * Library, Office * Master bedroom with dressing, SDE and WC and its private patio * Summer lounge, bay windows galandage, equipped with its wood stove, summer kitchen and wine cellar, direct access to the pool * Gym equipped with a spa, bathroom and toilet LEVEL 1 2 access by independent staircase: ACCESS 1: * A large living room that currently serves as a game room, a media room and a bedroom, complemented by an independent room. The set can easily be finalized in large master bedroom, see in independent apartment. ACCESS 2: * Large landing * 3 Bedrooms * Bathroom, shower and double sink * Dressing room All openings are made of high quality aluminium, double glazing. The heat input is provided by an AIR/WATER heat pump through a heating and cooling floor. Quality of construction, materials used, professional renovation, architectural originality, location, energy classification in double A, ease of maintenance, make this building a rare property on the Carcassonne basin. MATTERPORT IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL TOUR and MAP are available upon request. Price: euros1,045,000 of which euros45,000 in Fees including taxes (4.50%) included Buyer's Charge, or euros1,000,000 excluding fees. ECD: Class A - GHG: Class A. Estimated average annual energy expenditure for standard use based on 2021 energy prices: between 790 and 1,150 euros Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr This announcement was written under the editorial responsibility of Bruno VUILLEMIN acting as a commercial agent registered with the SFCR under number 539 365 676 Mandate: 361423 / The professional guarantees and secures your real estate project. SAS PROPRIETES PRIVEES/ZAC du chêne ferré/ 44 allée des cinq continents 44120 VERTOU, Carte professionnelle CPI 4401 2016 000 010 CCI Nantes St Nazaire. RCS NANTES 487 624 777 of which 4.50 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.