luxury real estate for sale Chaudefontaine, France

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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Between Besançon and Vesoul, on the heights of a village in undulating countryside, a castle dating back to the 15th century, rebuilt in the 19th century, set in approx. 1.8 hectares of parklands with unobstructed views. Comprising three wings around an inner courtyard and approx. 315 m² (3,815 sq ft) of living space, it comprises ten or so main rooms, including five bedrooms and three bathrooms. Dovecote, caretaker's cottage, garages, outbuildings... Two other buildings away from the castle with adjoining land. Spacious, very luminous, in a quiet, nuisance-free setting. Location: A dozen kilometers from Rioz (shops and services), approx. 30 kilometers from Besançon (TGV train station), 20 kilometers from Vesoul, 120 kilometers from Dijon, 150 kilometers from Basel airport. Energy class : G Climate class : G Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €7.940 and €10.742 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class G. From January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Discover a real gem in the heart of the valley, 30 minutes from Besançon. This old flour mill, dating from 1826, was recently renovated with high-end materials, offering a total surface area of 665 sqm on almost 4 hectares of land. This unique place, with multiple independent entrances, adapts perfectly to various professional and personal projects, combining historical charm and comfort. Upon entering the professional area, the large restaurant room immediately seduces you, with its Burgundy stone floor and fireplace which create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The hall with vaulted ceilings adds a touch of timeless elegance, while the semi-professional kitchen is perfectly equipped to meet all your culinary requirements. Adjacent to this space, two additional rooms highlight the old mill machinery, offering an authentic and unique atmosphere for your projects and/or events. Outside, four charming cottages house four guest rooms, each with its own bathroom, as well as two gîtes each including an equipped kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom. All of these units have independent entrances and private terraces, offering peaceful views of the surrounding forest, ideal for visitors seeking tranquility and nature. The main residence does not fail to seduce with its entrance leading to a large living room with a fireplace. The independent kitchen, six bedrooms, three bathrooms, as well as a sauna and a jacuzzi, complete this comfortable living space. The exterior of the property is equally remarkable. Surrounded by the river, it includes a fenced park with a pond, a vegetable garden, a double garage and a recently renovated barn. This idyllic setting constitutes a true haven of peace, ideal for recharging your batteries and fully enjoying nature. No work is required, this property is ready to accommodate your projects. Take advantage of a region experiencing a boom in tourism, with high-quality facilities that guarantee optimal comfort for your guests. This exceptional residence is a rare opportunity, do not miss this unique chance to become the owner of a heritage rich in history and charm. Find all the photos upon request or on our website: https://www.espaces-atypiques.com/besancon-doubs/ 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 4050 euros and 5510 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned. Benoit CHABOD (RSAC: 948220504):

An ancient fortified castle with medieval towers, old forges, garden, orchard and a swimming pool on the outskirts of a typical Franche-Comté village. The property is accessed via a 500 m long private drive from the centre of the village or from an independent road over a small bridge. The buildings are arranged around a courtyard bordered by the main building to the north, a large rectangular structure flanked by two round medieval towers. Opposite are the former forge master's house on one side and the building housing the old blast furnaces on the other. Between the two, there are the courtyard and a garden enclosed by the old fortress wall. To the north, the château opens onto a terrace with a swimming pool. An orchard can be accessed via a small bridge spanning the stream that runs through the parkland. The old château moat is filled by a permanent spring and forms a navigable lake. An English-style garden overlooking the surrounding countryside completes the ensemble.

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Near Besançon, nestled in a town imbued with charm and tranquility, stands the farm of an 18th century castle. The latter, covered in lime, has regained all its splendor thanks to a meticulous renovation undertaken by its owners. Now classified as a historic monument, the building offers a living environment combining history and comfort. The farm is divided into several distinct spaces, each with its own character. The main living area, with an area of 450 sqm, opens onto a dining room where wood and stone blend harmoniously, dominated by a period fireplace, proudly bearing the date 1701 on its plaque. To the right, an authentic kitchen equipped with a real bread oven opens onto the pantry, housed in the tower, an emblematic element of the farm. Upstairs, a landing, which can be used as an office or playroom, serves three bedrooms. Two of them, decorated with mezzanines, have built-in cupboards and private bathrooms with WC, thus offering modern comfort in a historic setting. To the left of the main entrance, a large living room reveals its exposed beams and solid wood flooring, warmed by a wood stove. This room gives access to a vaulted stone cellar, suitable for setting up a tasting space, perfect for lovers of great wines. Continuing the visit, a few steps lead to the other wing of the building. A hallway with built-in cupboards leads to a second kitchen-dining room, extended by an adjoining living room. Two additional bedrooms, each with their own bathroom and WC, complete this space. One of these rooms offers direct access to a small green courtyard, with a view of the neighboring castle and its country garden. A 180 sqm workshop, accessible via the interior courtyard or other entrances to the building, completes this exceptional area. Currently equipped with various woodworking machines, this versatile space could be transformed into a beautiful reception room, depending on the aspirations of its future owners. Its services, such as the 180 sqm workshop, with its redevelopment potential, add an additional dimension to this unique property. The small independent apartment of approximately 40m2 and the garden complete this idyllic picture and offer multiple possibilities of use. From a tourist point of view the place is attractive and is already suitable for an activity such as bed and breakfast near Besancon. Classified as a historic monument and carefully restored, this castle farm offers an exceptional living environment where history blends harmoniously with modernity. It is an invitation to live in a place full of character, comfort and authenticity with extraordinary energy performance for this type of building. ENERGY CLASS: C, CLIMATE CLASS: C. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 4970 and 6770 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

Located in the heart of Besançon, this unique loft has been transformed into a modern living space. With a surface area of 130 sqm, completely renovated, it adopts an industrial style, highlighting raw and contemporary materials. From the entrance, the singularity of the place leaves its mark. The period glass roof and the 6 m ceiling height give the living room an unrivaled volume and brightness. The semi-open kitchen with its dining area blends harmoniously with the dining room and the living room. The careful renovation is reflected in its high-end finishes and its antique decorative elements. On this same level, a closed bedroom gives direct access to a double bathroom equipped with a shower, a bathtub and an integrated hammam to enjoy moments of relaxation. Upstairs, a 30 sqm mezzanine covered with pine parquet leads to a second bedroom. A second space can also be converted into an office or relaxation area, depending on needs and desires. The original materials such as stones, bricks and the metal structure bring a touch of authenticity, while the vintage elements reinforce the atypical character of this former watchmaking workshop. The loft is equipped with two reversible heat pumps and a wood stove. Lovers of unique places will find in this loft a modern and warm space close to all amenities. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: B. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from 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 Géorisques website for the areas concerned. Rosalie FEURTET (RSAC 919544106): 0646671430 Condominiums of 25 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 1160 euros.

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L'agence immobilière ARRIERE-COUR vous fait découvrir dans un environnement rare, ce centre équestre d'exception en lisière de forêt, pouvant accueillir des manifestations d'envergure ou une occupation privée. Il est situé en Franche-Comté à 50 minutes de Dijon, 1h30 de la Suisse, 30 minutes de Besançon. Sur plus de 12 hectares en pleine propriété, plusieurs bâtiments comprennent 69 boxes indépendants avec séparations coulissantes, un bureau d'accueil visiteurs, une buvette entièrement équipée en restauration pour recevoir du public et de nombreux espaces de stockage 2 manèges, 4 carrières en sable et 1 carrière en herbe pour les entrainements. Une maison en ossature bois de 180m² sur deux niveaux est accessible de plain-pied à l'entrée de la propriété. Elle bénéficie de vues dégagées sur des environnements naturels. Installation d'assainissement indépendante aux normes avec récupération d'eau de pluie. L'ensemble des bâtiments ont été construits en 2005 et sont en excellent état. Site idéal pour des événements et compétitions bénéficiant de tous les équipements attendus (stationnements, alimentation EDF et eau, douches, sonorisation?

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- IN ITS JUICE - ELEGANT 18th C. CHATEAU OF GREAT APPEARANCE REMARKABLY PRESERVED - ON A SOUTH-WEST ORIENTED MOUND - VIEW - SUMPTUOUS DECORATIVE PROGRAM - RARE NYMPHEE ROCAILLE - 5HA- TO BE COMPLETELY RESTORED - MH REGISTERED - BESANCON - DOUBS. On a mound overlooking the village opposite the church, this very elegant castle stands on its large terrace lined with balustrades offering a beautiful view from all sides facing a majestic perspective. Built around 1745 and attributed to the architect and sculptor Claude-Damien Gardaire (1703-1771) author of the Agay hotel, Boitouset hotel, current archbishopric of Besançon, this residence is in a beautiful state of authenticity and has preserved its high-quality interior decoration elements, Versailles parquet floors, woodwork, door frames, 18th century regional marble fireplaces as well as a very spectacular Chailluz stone staircase decorated with monumental sculptures in the round. The rectangular castle has two large, almost identical symmetrical facades, one south-west overlooking the valley and the village, one to the north-east on the park side, formed by a central body slightly set back between two corner pavilions under hipped roofs. The quality of implementation is beautiful, the slightly arched segmental arch windows are highlighted with elegant keystone frames. On the park side, two bull's eye windows and a dormer window, on the village side, an elegant two-flight horseshoe staircase. Inside, a superb and very large entrance hall on stone slabs, a large flight of stairs with a very beautiful 18th century wrought iron banister, superb stereotomy in Chailluz stone, the first floor forming a large decorated hall of four spectacular life-size sculptures in the round in niches representing the allegories of Spring, Autumn, Summer and a flutist by Claude-Damien Gardaire (1703-1771), architect and sculptor who is also said to have given the plans of the castle and gardens. A superb series of living rooms on the south side, a large central living room opening onto a porch with two flights of stairs via a French window, low paneling, fireplace decorated with an oval medallion depicting cherubs, chevron flooring, three double doors in a row. A very beautiful living room decorated with Louis XVI period woodwork refinished in blue gray with superb door tops carved with medallions with antique women's profiles, garlands of flowers, laurels, 19th century fireplace, 18th century coffered floor. A small living room with 18th century woodwork refinished in blue gray, 19th century fireplace. A small unfinished apartment, two rooms on 2 levels, project for a small kitchen, bathroom. To the North-East on the south facade, a small living room with marble fireplace, beautiful 19th century Versailles fireplace woodwork. A small living room with single-storey access to the north gable, 20th century tiled floor. A small apartment, bathroom, 20th century service staircase. North facade, to the West, a living room without decoration, an old kitchen with tiled floors, a service corridor with stone slabs. Wc. A large kitchen with a stone slab floor with a fireplace decorated with a cast iron plaque in the shape of a portico dated 1698, a French window opening onto the courtyard side façade, large wood-panelled cupboards in the corridor. Upstairs, the vast hall opening onto the wrought iron banister is decorated with sumptuous and monumental sculptures in niches, checkerboard floor in two types of wood. A row of 18th century lounges, a large central lounge on the south side, superb 18th century woodwork, fir flooring, three large double doors. A living room decorated with 18th century woodwork, 19th century fireplace, pitch pine floor with large nailed slats, a neoclassical trumeau in the Regency style, large double door in a row. At the south-west corner a small living room with 18th century scalloped woodwork in beige trumeau tones in the Regency style, regional marble fireplace in Louis XIV 18th century style, collective toilets from the 1950s. . A sumptuous and very large living room, possibly forming a ballroom, crossing North-South decorated with 18th century woodwork with Regency style decorations, exceptional suite of six doors including four double doors facing each other, two very beautiful fireplaces, one in Regency style from the 18th century in regional marble, the other 19th century also in regional marble, wide slatted floor. To the South-East, an alcove bedroom forming a fun box, 18th century marble fireplace in Regency style trumeau with music trophy from the Louis XVI period. Service staircase on the South-East gable. North-West corner small antechamber living room decorated with very beautiful 18th century woodwork, hidden door, double door opening onto the large through living room. Two small service mezzanines. Sumptuous and very rare original oak frame with an impressive volume, triple triangulated by three levels of tie beams, flat tile roofing typical of Franche-Comté, almost waterproof. 18th century tiled floor. Very beautiful and high vaulted cellar. Forced air heating system with outdated heater. Oil central heating partially in the castle, without guarantee of operation. Park of 5 hectares free and partly enclosed by walls. Very beautiful nymphaeum decorated with 18th century rockeries in the style of Chinoiserie. The facade decorated with a palm tree under a triangular pediment, a semi-circular door. The interior is decorated with an extraordinary polychrome rocaille decoration of gravel and shells, featuring vine scrolls, pineapples, rocaille vases, Chinese pagodas, rocaille petrifications, trellis evoking a kiosk with overhead lighting. Two symmetrical outbuildings in the courtyard, one old, the other 20th century, garages, staff quarters in its original 18th century style, sink and stone floor. Kennel. Pavilion forming a tower at the entrance. Beautiful entrance pillars. Terraced garden, stairs. Tight. Registered Historic Monument: Entire main building; old stables and farm (facades and roofs); so-called cave factory, in its entirety; park, fence walls and gates. Situation, - 20km from Besançon. - In a small village, first shops and services, bakery, town hall. - 14km all shops and services. - 400km from Paris, 4 hours by car, 2h45 by train. - 200km from Geneva. 150km from Lausanne. 170km from Basel. - 100km from Dijon. - Price: 857,600 Euros fees included (including 6.72% fees payable by the buyer). Historical note: This remarkable castle is located in the Ognon valley, rich in castles from this period and the work of Claude-Damien Gardaire (1703-1771), in fact Besançon was only attached to France in 1678. occasion of the Treaty of Nymegen, a parliament taking place there, the parliamentarians had private mansions built in the city and vacation castles in the countryside; it is one of these that we are dealing with. Claude-Damien Gardaire (1703-1771), son of a carpenter, became a sculptor then an architect, having great success with the Bisontine elite, he notably created his masterpiece the Hôtel d'Agay, also known as Hôtel Boitouset, current archbishopric of Besançon which is perhaps one of the most original civil buildings in Eastern France in the 18th century due to its turbulent facade. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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