luxury real estate for sale Sévérac-le-Château, France

Between Rodez et Millau. For more than 900 years, this castle has been maintained in the same family; one of the oldest families in Rouergue, where Crusader knights, prelates and high-ranking soldiers, took part in some major events in the history of France. It also presents an interesting example of architectural evolution from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. 1: The ground plan, in the defensive shape of a 'horseshoe' seems, according to Jacques Miquel, to correspond to that of a very old castle, of the type of the feudal mound and would then be prior to the year one thousand. This would make it one of the oldest castles in the department. 2: In 1642 it was partly destroyed by an accidental fire and rebuilt at the same time on its foundations, including architectural elements from the Italian Renaissance style: door bearing the family arms in the interior courtyard, windows and monumental pediment on the south side, balustrade on the terrace etc. The frame is built in the shape of an overturned boat hull. 3: In the middle of the 19th century, many restoration works and modifications to the exterior and interior of the castle were undertaken by the Marquis, influenced by the neogothic style: doors and windows of the interior courtyard, crenellated wall, eye-catching decorations... The fortifications of the ancient fortress have given way to pleasure gardens with terraces, suspended mound, greenhouse, entrance gate, emblazoned fountain. The castle park is closed off by an adjoining wall and several accesses, including one overlooking the church square (greenhouse). Despite the successive alterations, some vestiges of the old castle have been preserved: loopholes, fishbone fittings, machicolations, pilasters, ribbed vaults... The castle has been listed in the supplementary inventory of Historic Monuments since 1991, and was open to guided tours until 2015.

An ancient seigniorial manor from the 14th century, proudly dominating the valley. Located one hour from Rodez and one hour and twenty minutes from Montpellier. It was built around 1363 by Pierre de Guitard and completely renovated in 1950 by Victor Guibert. Renovated for 15 years with taste and very well maintained by the current owners, who share this historic monument by offering guest rooms and the organization of events in the 175 m2 reception room with fully equipped catering kitchen. You will have 20 pieces. 8 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 1 reception office, 1 library, 1 living room, 2 offices, 1 kitchen and its large pantry as well as its large dining room and its imposing fireplace. Heating and hot water production are provided by a reversible wood pellet boiler. The whole is 500 m2 of living space as well as 20,000 m2 of land. A tennis court and a swimming pool complete this first part which can be sold without the outbuildings at the price of 976,000 euros FAI. A SECOND PART, distinct from the castle, will allow you to develop the current activity or give free rein to your projects and desires. A set of 1200 m2 made up of 4 water-tight buildings, all equipped with double-glazed joinery. A 330 m2 house on 3 levels with new roof equipped with 9Kwa photovoltaic panels which cover the Chateau's electricity consumption. A stable and barn adjoining the house. A double shed/barn. 1 stone building made up of 2 stables and 1 barn on 2 levels with its bread oven. 10,000 m2 of land. Springs and drinking water reserves complete these two magnificent lots. All 2 lots are just waiting for you to continue writing the history of CHATEAU de LUGAGNAC.

Perched on the heights of St Geniez d'Olt, an ideal vacation spot between the mild climate of the Lot Valley and the serenity of the Aubrac Plateau, this remarkable property is established on a wooded park of + 19ha, in a green and preserved nature, without vis-à-vis or close neighbors and benefits from an unobstructed view thanks to its dominant position. It is close to all services and shops and -20 km from access to the A75 (Clermont-Fd / Montpellier). The whole is made up of a “beautiful residence” type manor and several outbuildings including an independent house of + 120 m² that can accommodate a tourist project. The Manor: With three turrets on the south facade, it is perched on 4 levels of equal surface area (except the attic rooms on the top floor), the floors are connected by a splendid solid wood stairwell illuminated by stained glass windows. Almost all rooms have transverse windows, ensuring plenty of light in the living spaces. The floors are covered with real parquet (except the basement, which is tiled). On the ground floor: after having crossed a beautiful stone staircase from the forecourt, an entrance hall made of woodwork leads on one side to the superb living room with fireplace. On the other side, the dining room also has its fireplace and direct access from the kitchen. At the rear, a separate toilet and a storage room, then the landing to access the upper floors. On the 1st floor: the master bedroom with its “en-suite” dressing room. On the other side, a large family bedroom, then a very pretty bathroom with separate WC. On the 2nd floor: a landing leads to 2 attic double bedrooms with recently renovated “dog-sitting” type windows, then a bathroom with WC. In the basement: two pretty bright rooms, each with its own French window giving access to a terrace of approximately 70 m², and to the exterior. One being used as a country summer kitchen with stone sink and inglenook fireplace, the other as an artistic workshop. At the back, a large cellar, cool and perfect for storing wine and other foodstuffs. On the other side, the laundry room also houses the technical room, notably the heat pump. A path leads to the outbuildings: Nearby, but independent, a pretty stone house of approximately 120 m². Its rustic decoration and country look give it a country house feel. On the ground floor, a large living room with open kitchen and wood stove, then a landing with separate WC. Next to it, an old garage used as a shed. On the 1st floor, a mezzanine serves as a junction between 2 family bedrooms, all equipped with a bathroom with WC. One even has a kitchenette area with exterior access onto a small terrace overlooking the manor, the other has direct access to the summer kitchen with an old bread oven and barbecue area. Above, a new shed, a former cabinetmaker's workshop, which could be converted into a 'pool house' if, below, on a flat space, a 'swimming lane' type swimming pool were created. Close to this, the garages, for several cars with a small greenhouse next to them. And further on, in the park, in the middle of a clearing, a lean-to for storing wood. The park is mixed: maintained “in the French style” around the manor, with several remarkable trees, notably sequoias, numerous flower beds, a natural pond, etc., the woods, for their part, also have perfectly marked out for walks, bike rides, quad rides, horseback riding or mushroom picking. In the middle, several meadows, fenced, perfect for grazing horses or other equines. The 19ha of land, sold with this property, ensure a certain serenity and privacy for its inhabitants. The Manor is surrounded by land classified as a “protected natural area” where (practically) no new construction will be authorized. Technical side: Heating: HP and open fireplaces for the manor - wood stove for the stone house. Roofs: slate, in good condition, and checked regularly (top floor windows recently renovated). Insulation: blown glass wool under the ramps. Single glazing - additional glazing on certain windows Individual sanitation provided by a compliant microstation. Water self-sufficient property thanks to a spring and its water tanks DPE in progress Virtual tour + indoor plans available

A 19th-century presbytery with a walled garden, nestled between the towns of Millau and Rodez among the hills and lakes of France’s beautiful Aveyron department. The presbytery stands in a walled garden in the shade of an age-old hornbeam tree. The edifice comes into view beyond a large carriage entrance. Its plain facade with exposed stonework displays pleasant symmetry. On the north side, outhouses offer possibilities for development. A gabled roof of local stone tiles crowns the house. This roof was recently renovated completely. The house’s south-facing elevation is punctuated with a sculpted central doorway and eight windows. Most of the windows are large-paned and the others are small-paned. The windows have ashlar surrounds and are fitted with painted shutters. A terrace at the same level as the ground floor links the entrance to the garden. And a discreet annexe adjoins the house on its east side. Lastly, on the north side, there are two outbuildings. One of them needs to be renovated. These outbuildings offer a range of possibilities for development, for example for creating a workshop or a guesthouse.

Only 15 minutes from Millau and access to the A75 freeway, we offer you a real piece of history. On the heights of a hill, this castle overlooks orchards and green pastures. A real open-air painting, the panorama is exceptional. The property: 14th century castle of 500m2 on 3 hectares, entirely restored in 1950. It is composed of : - 8 bedrooms - 5 bathrooms / shower wc - 1 kitchen, storeroom and terrace - A large living room, a dining room with fireplace, a library and two offices. In the park, there is a swimming pool as well as a tennis court and vegetable garden. A beautiful reception room of 170m2 with fireplace and professional kitchen is available. The possibilities are endless given the potential of this property (bed and breakfast, high end gites, reception, weddings, events, restaurant...) The outbuildings: The property offers 4 outbuildings to be renovated with a surface area of 900 m² (9,229 sq ft) which can be adapted to suit all requirements (reception rooms, spa, indoor swimming pool, apartments, garages or lock-up rooms, etc.). Our opinion: A property which will appeal to you thanks to its proximity to Millau and the A75 motorway, just 1.5 hours from Montpellier, but above all for its incredible potential.

Barnes propriétés et châteaux offers you the opportunity to acquire this 12th-century château located between Millau and Rodez. Its defensive horseshoe shape gives it its impregnable character. Altered after being partially destroyed in 1642, it also has Renaissance-style architectural features. Inside, there are numerous bedrooms, a library, lounges with French ceilings, an old kitchen with a magnificent fireplace, a smoking room, a former prison, a dining room, etc. The top floor features a spectacular roof structure in the shape of an inverted ship's hull. With 1900m2 of living space, it offers the possibility of an exceptional hotel project or a family chateau. Major renovation work is planned. The château is listed as a historic monument. This property is presented by Barnes Occitanie Eric PERENCHIO +33 (0)6 08 04 48 08 [email protected] Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

BARNES presents this 14th century château, situated in the Aveyron department, just one hour from Montpellier and two hours from Toulouse, surrounded by more than 5 hectares of parkland and grounds. The château features four adjoining lounges, a billiards room, a dining room and a vast family kitchen. The lounges feature perfectly preserved wood panelling and parquet flooring. On the first floor, there are four large bedrooms, each with its own en suite bathroom. The second floor also houses four further bedrooms with private bathrooms. The upper floors are accessed by a majestic stone staircase and wide corridors. The parkland at the entrance to the chateau is adorned with century-old trees, while the rear of the chateau has a swimming pool. The property also includes a large vaulted hall with a fireplace, accommodation for a caretaker, a dovecote, a wine cellar and a consecrated chapel. Property presented by BARNES Eric Perenchio +33 (0)6 08 47 44 57 [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

In MILLAU, there is still a place preserved from the hustle and bustle of the city, while being nearby. Nestled in a superb garden of more than 2700 m², with a charming little stone vine house (to be renovated), this architect's villa, with a living area of 165 m², can only seduce you. The layout is divided into different spaces, each of which is underlined by a neat decoration. It is composed of a large and very bright living room, with a beautiful fireplace,an independent kitchen, a pantry, four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms. A vast cellar will delight wine lovers. A large garage completes the set. The furnished terrace is the link with the garden and lends itself perfectly to the organization of beautiful family and friend gatherings. To discover for a nice surprise! Energy class: D Climate class: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €2,170 and €2,970 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Nestling on the heights of Millau, in the sought-after Aumières district, this beautiful house offers a privileged living environment, combining elegance and serenity. From the moment you enter, you'll be charmed by the welcoming, refined atmosphere of this home. The light-filled living areas accentuate the feeling of space and comfort. The living room, the real centrepiece, opens onto a panoramic view, and the large picture windows create a perfect symbiosis between inside and outside, offering a living experience in harmony with the surrounding nature. The three bedrooms offer peaceful, comfortable places to rest, while the workshop and independent flat add a practical, versatile dimension to the house. Outside, you'll find a carefully landscaped garden planted with flowers, while the swimming pool and pool house invite you to relax and unwind. This house is composed of : - 1 Living room. - 1 Kitchen. - 1 Dining room. - 1 Large outdoor terrace - 1 Bathroom. wc - 1 Shower room. - 3 bedrooms - 1 Large bright workshop. - 1 Large cellar. An independent flat: - Living room/kitchen. - 1 bedroom. - 1 shower room. World-famous for its Viaduct, Millau is known for its gastronomy, outdoor leisure activities, a wide choice of walks and an exceptionally relaxed lifestyle. We are only 10 minutes from the A75 motorway and 20 minutes from the Lacs du Lévézou, Gorges de la Dourbie and Larzac. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Located 15 minutes from Millau, capital of outdoor sports, in the heart of the Tarn gorges, we offer you a superb traditional stone house, completely renovated, and offering room service and guest tables. (classified 5 ears, gîtes de France). The residence has 7 rooms, including 5 air-conditioned rooms, intended for guests, each with a bathroom and a separate toilet, and 2 are in suite format, with relaxation lounge area. Living room of more than 30m2, with pellet insert fireplace, stone floors, dining room with pellet stove, equipped kitchen. terrace with veranda. 2 outdoor terraces, 1 heated swimming pool, with terrace and pool house, summer kitchen, relaxation area with jacuzzi, infrared sauna, toilet. Natural wash house, large cellar of approximately 100m2, rainwater collector, 5000L. 1 covered outdoor car park, which can accommodate around ten vehicles The residence has benefited from a very beautiful renovation, offering modern and quality equipment to this magnificent historic residence. Sound and thermal insulation, electricity, heating, glazing, joinery, floors. Located in a small village in the Tarn gorges, a few minutes from the river, shops and amenities nearby. This property is offered to you by the FC Consulting firm, rural and tourist real estate, house of character, gîtes, guest house EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

A former convent and its walled park on the Causse Noir limestone plateau in Aveyron. On the edge of the village, the dry-stone perimeter wall defines the boundary line of the property. Two stone pillars mark the entrance where a walnut tree watches over the ornamental garden situated slightly above. Set in the centre of grounds extending over 1.5 ha, the old convent with its impressive south-facing facade comes into view on the right. The dovecote and the gable with its cross are reminders of the fact that the convent was built in 1826 and that it has witnessed many religious and cultural emotions during its existence. Outbuildings to the north serve as a boiler house and woodshed. Further on, an old swimming pool in need of restoration can be made out, as well as a typical porch providing access to the meadow. Pines, cysts, limestone... everything evokes the genuine Causse plateau. In addition to the property, a vast plot of land of more than 7 hectares would provide space for breeding animals.

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BARNES presents an exceptional plot of land, located on the protected and confidential site of the Lac de Pareloup. This serviced plot of over 1,000 m² offers uninterrupted panoramic views over the lake, with direct access to the water. This is one of the last opportunities available in this sought-after region. At 12 km², Lac de Pareloup is one of France's largest reservoirs, a veritable inland sea at an altitude of 800 metres. It is ideal for a wide range of activities, including motorboating, jet-skiing, fishing, windsurfing, swimming and water-skiing. Property presented by BARNES Eric Perenchio +33 (0)6 08 04 48 08 [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Lozère, in the heart of the Cévennes National Park, paradise for outdoor activities, in an exceptional natural setting classified as a UNESCO world heritage site. 17th century abbey completely renovated (under the directive of the architects Batiments de France) The whole is structured around central terraces seducing you with their intimacy. The property has a 'main' part of type T3 : Separate equipped kitchen, Living room opening onto terrace, 2 spacious bedrooms, laundry room, bathroom, toilet. Dining room / reception (60m2) with fireplace, 'Cathedral' frame, breathtaking view. p> Dining room, 3 charming Suites, Gites for 4 people, outbuildings, cellars.... All communicating, and with independent access, already functional for tourist reception. 3 paved terraces with Finnish baths and outbuildings to be converted as desired: Bar, Catering, Gite, Sauna, Jaccuzzi.... Land of approximately 4,000m2. Exceptional environment close to the most beautiful villages in France, sheltered from nuisances, close to basic necessities. A75 motorway (35Kms) SNCF station / Aerodrome: 35Kms. Photos / Video on contact. This property is entrusted to us by the sellers, it is therefore essential to contact us for any additional information and visit. Contact: Guillaume Vignes Swixim International Cévennes 06 47 43 52 94