luxury real estate for sale Saint-Satur, France

This pretty 45-hectare property is located near Sancerre and its vineyards. The 1,300 m² (1,300 sq ft) ISMH listed château is in very good condition, as is the neighbouring 16th and 18th century fortified farm, which is partly used as gîtes and a riding centre, including a vast 3,000 m² (3,000 sq ft) modern building with riding arena, boxes, tack room and sand pit nearby. The land is undulating with meadows, woods and 2 ponds. Possibility of enlarging or reducing the surface area from 5 to 100 hectares, with the price adjusted accordingly. ECD: Old Version Price FAI: €2,650,000 (furnished) - Price net seller: €2,500,000 (fees of 6% incl. VAT payable by the buyer). Property presented by Etienne de BEAUREPAIRE (EI): 06.07.71.57.74 - [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

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A country house with an orchard, an 18th-century dovecote and bucolic grounds, nestled in Burgundy, two hours from Paris. Two stone pillars mark the property’s entrance. A track leads up to an old farm building made of stone with a tiled roof. When you reach it, you see a complex of buildings arranged around a courtyard that is partly grassed and partly gravelled for vehicles to park on it: a house faces west, a lower building adjoins the house, a large barn stands on the court’s north side, and a dovecote and swimming pool lie on the south side. The dovecote is capped with a hipped roof crowned with finials, as is the house. All the roofs are covered with flat Burgundy tiles. The house has two hipped dormers on its roof. The quoins and door and window surrounds are made of dressed stone left exposed. In the lower building that extends the house on one side, a covered passageway leads to a vast garden behind it. Trees of different species tower here. The garden offers a sweeping view of the hills and the rooftops of the old village nearby. Back in the courtyard, beside the swimming pool, stone steps lead down to an orchard enclosed with dry-stone walls.

5 minutes from the center of Cosne Cours sur Loire, surrounded by greenery, property made up of 3 main buildings on approx 1.6 hectares surrounded by a river. 1 -A dwelling house of approximately 170m2 on two levels (entrance, living room, bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and toilet. Upstairs, 3 rooms, one of which is nearly 50m2) 2- The old house of meunier today completely renovated on approx 100m2 (entrance, living room-dining room, small kitchen overlooking the mill mechanism, office, bedroom and bathroom / WC. Upstairs, landing-dressing room, bathroom / WC and bedroom Terrace overlooking the river For these two buildings renovated and constantly maintained, conservation of beams, half-timbering and original features 3- Outbuildings used as a garage, stake, workshop, shed and 3 lean-tos all for 200m2. , bordered by river, offers a superb bucolic environment. Pour de plus amples informations, contactez Agence Demeures de Campagne. 18300 SANCERRE. Stéphanie JOYEUX - 06 60 92 98 47. S.A.S au capital de 7 500,00 euros SIRET 44296036500058. Siège Social : 9, place Saint-André - 18300 SancerreCarte Professionnelle sur Transactions no CPI 1801-2018-000 026 2165 - Délivrée par la CCI du CHER. Non perception de fonds. www.demeuresdecampagne.com

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A grand 18th-century house with tree-dotted grounds, nestled in a village in Burgundy, two hours from Paris. Many old houses, some with adjoining towers, edge the narrow streets of the quaint village. The grand 18th-century house stands in the village’s lower area, opposite the church. A wall that encloses the property gives the home absolute privacy. Two large stone pillars flank a double gate with spiked railings that leads into an inner court where a few vehicles can be parked. A pedestrian door beside this double gate opens onto a stone path that leads to a double flight of front steps in the middle of the main facade. This double flight of front steps leads up to the grand house’s main entrance. The edifice has a ground floor, a first floor, a second floor and a loft. It is crowned with a hipped roof of flat Burgundy tiles that has been renovated. This roof is punctuated with hipped dormers. Two finials rise up from it. The elevations are lime-rendered in a way that leaves their stonework slightly exposed. On the first and second floors, two windows in the facade and rear elevation are positioned symmetrically around a central bay made up of an entrance door on the first floor and French windows on the second floor that open onto a small balcony with a finely crafted balustrade. The big windows with large panes are fitted with wooden shutters. A building that is lower in height adjoins the main house. This building has a ground floor, a first floor and a loft and it is made of the same materials as the main house. It is punctuated with many windows, which herald a bright interior. Like the main house, it is crowned with a hipped roof of flat Burgundy tiles that has been renovated. At the front, this roof has three wall dormers. At the back, it has three hipped dormers. Tall horse chestnuts tower in the middle of the court, which features two wells in working order and a majestic walnut tree that is several centuries old. Behind the grand house, there are walled grounds dotted with trees. In the middle of this parkland there are several benches where you can sit to admire the natural surroundings. Medici vases also adorn the grounds. And there is a third well in working order, hidden among box shrubs. Like its age-old trees, this property has a long history and a unique story. Indeed, Jules Jaluzot once lived here. Jules Jaluzot was a remarkable man and a charismatic socialite. He was a larger-than-life figure of the late 19th century and early 20th century. Jaluzot was at once a businessman, a politician and a press baron. He was self-taught in many fields. Above all, he is known for having founded the famous French department store ‘Printemps’ in Paris. Furthermore, Jaluzot was married to an actress who was a member of the Comédie-Française, France’s prestigious theatre company. The couple would frequent Parisian salons.

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Exceptionnal townhouse on 770m². of garden with pool La Charité sur Loire, facing the Loire riverthis former mill has been renovated (partly roof and insulation); it offers approx.340m².of living space on 3 levels: 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, a study, a dining room, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. 770m² of closed garden with pool, covered terrace, smll pond with fountain, other terrace overviewing the Loire river, 3cars garage, workshop (50m²), electric gate. Less than 10mn walk from station, schools and shops Sole agent Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

A château and its grounds full of century-old trees bordered by a river 1 5 hours away from Paris, close to the River Loire. The main access is from the road via a private lane. After passing through an automatic double wrought-iron gate, we find the early 19th century property. The property is completely enclosed by vegetation and not overlooked. The garden is planted with a variety of different species and the grounds filled with century-old trees are bordered by a river for around 60 metres. Stone steps lead up to the terrace at the back of the château. A two-car garage extends out from the building.