Luxury real estate for sale Etalans, France (page 2)

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In the heart of the Boucle, in the Saint-Jean district, is this 165 sqm apartment located on the first floor of a very beautiful 18th century mansion. At the foot of the splendid Chailluz stone facade, an imposing wooden door opens onto a discreet courtyard full of charm. The paving stones combine with red doors and wisteria to color the common spaces strictly dedicated to residents. 3 buildings connected by this courtyard which house only 5 co-owners. A wide staircase punctuated by scrolled balusters leads quickly to the apartment. From the moment you enter, splendor reigns. The 4m high ceilings are linked to large openings to guarantee maximum brightness. The kitchen with its sober and refined design does not lack functionality. Expertly designed not to obscure the moldings, it offers very high quality elements and plenty of storage space. The double door allows you to glimpse a living room tinged with its fireplace and herringbone parquet flooring. Directly facing the kitchen, the openings face each other for a through side providing fluidity and light. From the living room, access leads to a first bedroom converted into an office. The place for the bed is easily imagined within an alcove in period woodwork from which a discreet passage leads to a hidden storage room. On the other hand, the sleeping area is not left out. The corridor leads to a first bedroom of 20m2, a bathroom and a laundry room. The 32m2 master bedroom benefits from a luxurious bathroom with its bathtub and shower and an elegant dressing room installed on the mezzanine. Moldings, woodwork, fireplaces and parquet floors radiate to give an identical spirit. In the annex, a cellar completes the storage areas. A parking space may be offered for rental. Equipped with numerous elements reminiscent of the typical Haussmann style of the 19th century, this apartment has benefited from a remarkable renovation highlighting generous volumes. It embodies a rare and assertive level of prestige, unabashedly rivaling the greatest Parisian palaces. Lovers of the city center, great amenities, and beautiful, bright spaces will be seduced by this property with undeniable charm located in the heart of Besançon. ENERGY CLASS: D/ CLIMATE CLASS: D. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1730 and EUR2390 Number of lots: 21 - Co-ownership charges: 2658 euros - Procedure in progress: No Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Alexis Monterrat - 06.49.10.39.04

Ideally located about 20' from the TGV station, the A36 motorway and Besançon, we invite you to become the new lovers of a unique building, witness to history. It will seduce you with its approximately 320sqm, its pretty land of 26.32 ares (2632sqm) and its medieval remains, some of which are classified as historical monuments. Timeless, this 13th century residence, nestled on the old road which led from Besançon to Dijon, was the passage where the toll required to enter the lands of the lordship was paid. Built on a rock, this fortress stands proudly in the local countryside and offers a very privileged setting. Today, the castle only displays part of its original architecture. It consists of the formerly open square tower and a main building, a former main building. The two parts are connected by a curtain wall which reveals the traces of the drawbridge once in place. The habitable part takes place in the main building, developing to date 163sqm of living space supplemented by nearly 200sqm to be interpreted. It has been completely renovated in the last 20 years to give it comfort and authenticity. You will have to pass through the fortified oak entrance door to access the octagonal tower housing the majestic staircase which will take you to the 3 levels. First made of cut stone as a witness to history, this staircase extends with a part completely restored in wood according to the specifications of the architect of Bâtiments de France. The ground floor consists of a charming apartment including a bedroom, a kitchen and a bathroom. A beautiful space of more than 30sqm benefits from a double door opening onto the courtyard and can be used for different purposes, from the reception room to the games room, from the summer kitchen to the winter living room. On the 1st level, wait delightfully in the reception lounge before discovering a very bright living space thanks to its triple orientations and its numerous openings onto the surrounding nature. In the spirit of sharing, this room includes an office area, a living room and a dining room. The semi-open kitchen is directly attached to it. Via an internal staircase, you access the sleeping area which consists of 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a laundry/dressing room area. At the top of the spiral staircase, pass in front of the Renaissance-style baluster and access the covered walkway which will lead you to the square tower. Distributed over 4 levels and structured with one room per floor, the square tower is the archetype of the defensive building of the medieval period. If the ground floor is devoted to storage with its semi-circular vaulted cellar, the other 3 levels certainly had their own use: a room useful for everyday use with its Gothic fireplace, an old "great room" and a stately bedroom. Several restoration campaigns have allowed this keep to regain its colors: a recovery of the masonry structures, a restoration of the frame and the roof, the restoration of the Gothic fireplaces, the reinforcement of the upper windows of the 3rd floor, the replacement of stained glass windows or the consolidation of wooden floors. A rare medieval testimony still intact in the Doubs, this residence will welcome you in a setting bringing serenity and authenticity. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR2,157 and EUR2,919 Information on risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned

In the very center of Besançon, in a quiet interior courtyard, this former watchmaker's workshop has been transformed into a home. This loft, completely renovated less than ten years ago, covers 130 m2 with an assumed industrial style. The entrance opens onto a spacious living room which benefits from a beautiful ceiling height of 6 m with a glass roof, whose structure dates from 1907. Maintained, the windows have been changed with a thickness of 44.2 mm with a safety film. On this same level, there is a closed bedroom with access to the double bathroom with shower and bathtub, benefiting from double-flow VMC, as well as a laundry room. Upstairs, the mezzanine with a surface area of approximately 30 m2, with pine parquet flooring, dominates the living room. The renovation was of high quality with custom-made aluminum and wood frames, the anthracite-colored ground floor floor is mass-tinted. The house has two reversible air conditioning heat pumps and a wood stove. Stones, bricks, metal structure stamped 'Fraisans' forge and vintage details make this loft a unique place with nice amenities. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: B. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 2110 and 2920 euros. Co-ownership of 10 residential lots; Annual charges: 609 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned. Rosalie FEURTET (RSAC 919544106): 0646671430 Condominiums of 25 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 1160 euros.

A chateau listed as a historical monument with outhouses, an English-style garden and an orchard, nestled in a village between Besançon and Dole in France’s beautiful Jura area. On the main road into the village, you go past a gate before you get to the village. This wooden gate, the property’s entrance, is framed between two stone columns and crowned with a triangular pediment. Beyond it, the chateau, built in the 18th century, soon comes into view, as does its English-style garden. A gravel drive runs past a farm building made of stone. A series of wooden doors set in stone surrounds and semicircular arches lead inside this outhouse. The chateau, designed in a Directoire style, has a ground floor, a first floor, a second floor and a roof space. A hipped slate roof crowns the edifice. The facade features a large sculpted triangular pediment. Three chimney stacks rise up from the roof. A balcony on the first floor protrudes over the main entrance, which is made up of three wooden doors set in stone columns and segmental arches. Two wings were added to the main section in the 19th century. A hexagonal tower made of dressed stone, capped with a hexagonal roof, adjoins the rear elevation. Two outhouses stand behind the chateau: a former kitchen, which has kept its imposing fireplace, and a farming building for storage. In an enclosure wall, there is a wooden gate that leads out into a village street. Another gate takes you to the church that neighbours the property. A former caretaker’s house, which adjoins the farm building, also has a separate street entrance. The English-style garden in front of the chateau is dotted with trees and rose bushes. There is also a spring and a stream, which flows to a pond. You can follow a path to walk all the way around the garden. An orchard and a meadow complete the grounds. Fields and meadows edged by the River Doubs extend around the grounds. The elevations and roofs of the chateau and outhouses, the main staircase in the chateau, the rockery of the court fountain, the garden with its stream, pond and enclosing walls, and the east and north gates have been listed as historical monuments since 1992.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

It is in a village with a very pleasant setting, a few steps from Baume-Les-Dames, that this elegant house from the beginning of the 18th century is located. The entrance hall already gives the image of this residence of character, where the period stone staircase makes an impression. On the ground floor, two large living rooms offer functional reception spaces where exposed stone walls, stone slabs and, for the largest, period vaults combine to give elegance and character. This level is completed by a laundry room and two vaulted cellars. The staircase leads to the garden level where two wings separate to imagine distinct living spaces: Right door, a spacious room with its fireplace equipped with an insert, an equipped kitchen, a living room with an Asian atmosphere and two beautiful bedrooms offer an intimate and comfortable space; Left door, a living room, a bedroom, a modern fitted kitchen and a bathroom are combined with a veranda allowing you to enjoy views of the garden. Directly accessible, the terrace and a garden which is decorated with boxwood and numerous fruit trees, ideal for enjoying moments of relaxation in the open air. On the upper floor, there is a new bedroom with bathroom, a toilet and an adjoining room that can be used as an additional bedroom or office. An attic could be a potential additional development. A stone outbuilding with a floor area of approximately 200 sqm is located opposite the main residence. It can be the subject of all ideas: additional development potential, guest rooms, etc. giving free rein to the imagination and the most ambitious projects. This bourgeois residence will appeal to lovers of historic properties looking for a residence of character, in the heart of a small village full of charm and calm DPE Virginie Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Olivier GLEIZE (RSAC 979903763): 07.86.00.73.69

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Nestled just 20 minutes from Besançon, in a very well located village, this 18th century stone house invites you to live peacefully on the banks of the Onion River, offering a natural view. The entrance opens onto a spacious living room where exposed stones and original beams blend harmoniously. The large living room, equipped with a recent pellet insert, promises warm evenings with the family. On the other side, a large, fully equipped kitchen is adjacent to a dining room that can easily accommodate ten guests, with direct access to garden furniture with a bioclimatic pergola, ideal for enjoying the sunny days. On the same level, there is a laundry area, a large bedroom and a bathroom on one level. The upper floor, accessible by two staircases located at each end of the ground floor, has some nice surprises in store. An office bathed in light thanks to its large openings with a view not overlooked, offers a breathtaking view of the river and the lush surrounding vegetation, while a small reading room invites relaxation and contemplation. A corridor leads to the sleeping area of the house, comprising three large bedrooms with parquet floors, a beautiful double bathroom with shower and bathtub, as well as an independent dressing room. The convertible attic of 140 m2 offers additional potential to exploit according to your needs. Outbuildings such as a woodshed and a cellar complete the ensemble. The land offers a calm and relaxing setting, ideal for recharging your batteries as a family. This house benefits from a double heating system, with a wood boiler and a pellet boiler, ensuring optimal comfort all year round. Historical witnesses, such as a fireback dated 1790 and an inscription on the stone facade from 1788, add to the authentic charm of this residence which combines authenticity and modernity. Nearby, the village offers a grocery store and a restaurant, while amenities such as the motorway 6 km away, the village of Devecey 12 km away and Rigney just 5 minutes away, with its health area and local shops (butcher's , pharmacy, tobacco), offer you a practical and friendly living environment. ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR2,650 and EUR3,640. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned. Rosalie FEURTET (RSAC 919544106): 0646671430

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Discover this unique apartment steeped in history, located on the first floor of an emblematic building in the heart of the town of Pontarlier. With its period parquet floors, delicate moldings, mirrors and fireplaces, it exudes an authentic charm that will not fail to seduce you. With a generous surface area of 178.67 sqm, this apartment comprises three living/dining rooms, one of which opens onto a charming interior courtyard. It also has three bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet. A kitchenette is located in the right wing, opening onto a small terrace, supplemented by a WC located in the tower. In addition, another apartment is also available for sale on the same floor. With the possibility of easily bringing them together, you could create a large space totaling nearly 327 sqm in the heart of the city, close to all amenities. It should be noted, however, that renovation work will be necessary to fully optimize the potential of this exceptional ensemble. ENERGY CLASS: F / CLIMATE CLASS: F. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR4,353 and EUR5,889 Information on risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Géorisks website for the areas concerned Benoit CHABOD (RSAC: 948220504): 0688577292 Condominiums of 52 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 3120 euros.

In the south of the Doubs department and close to the Jura wine-growing area, 19th century property comprising a residence with approx. 390 m² of living space comprising a dozen main rooms including bright reception rooms and 7 bedrooms, an outbuilding comprising a garage, barn, independent accommodation of approx. 114 m², other outbuildings. Land of approx. 4.4 hectares comprising a wooded park with swimming pool, courtyard, orchard and meadow. Easy access: immediate proximity to a national road. Location : About ten kilometres from the Mouchard TGV train station (Paris is 2.5 hours away), about fifteen kilometres from Arc-et-Senans and Salins-les-Bains, about twenty kilometres from Arbois, about thirty kilometres from Besançon, 45 kms from Dole. Energy class: D Climate class : A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €3.888 and €5.260 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.