luxury real estate for sale Saint-Restitut, France (page 9)

Nestling in a meander of the River Cèze, the capital of Provence Occitane can only be revealed to those who take the time to discover it! The ancient medieval town at the heart of the city has been home to a renowned market for almost 800 years, brightening up its squares and alleyways. Take a stroll and look out for the classical facades, the beautiful gates and the sumptuous town houses, one of the most emblematic of which is the Hôtel de Ville. An imposing façade reveals the rich past of this property, which is served by a wide, vaulted entrance and a remarkable staircase cleverly built to lead to the various rooms with their spacious rooms and high ceilings. A living room passionately decorated in the style of a 16th-century Italian painter by the name of Giuseppe Arcimboldo, and a dining room beautifully vaulted in brick with a fireplace. Both rooms open onto a romantic garden with a fountain. A truly charming property! The ground floor continues with a vaulted bedroom with an ensuite shower and toilet, for a surface area of 27.50m², a kitchen that needs to be refitted, a boiler room and a further room that could be converted. Upstairs, illuminated by a large skylight, is a collection of rooms with fireplaces and old parquet flooring: a second beautiful lounge and a study that could also be used as a bedroom (approx. 32m² for each room). Two bedrooms (approx. 20m² each), one with a bathroom and toilet. Children's bedroom. One of these bedrooms used to be a kitchen, which could be returned to its original function and benefit from a lovely adjoining terrace. The top floor comprises three bedrooms (16, 21 and 43m²), one of which has a mezzanine and the largest of which is currently used as a library. Finally, there is a large bathroom with toilet (16m²). This property has an aura and a temperament that can't leave you unmoved! And there's more to come! A property selected exclusively by Botella Real Estate - Uzès - Goudargues. Réf. 760 BF

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Located on the outskirts of the charming listed village of Séguret, one of the most beautiful in France, just 7 km from Vaison-la-Romaine, this 19th-century mas offers an elegance preserved by careful renovation in the 1990s. Spread over three levels, the property offers around 330 m² of living space (floor area weighted at 350 m²), offering generous living spaces, including 5 en suite bedrooms. On the garden level, a spacious entrance hall welcomes visitors, featuring a superb staircase with impressive ceiling heights. The living rooms, bathed in southern light, include a large, elegant living room with fireplace, TV area, convivial dining room, study, toilet, fitted kitchen with scullery, laundry room, cellar and convenient access to the 50 m² garage. The second floor houses four en suite bedrooms, each with its own private shower room and separate toilet, ensuring optimum comfort. On the second floor, the fifth suite features an attic mezzanine. A charming 20 m² garden shed has been converted into a summer kitchen with pizza oven and barbecue, adding an extra touch of conviviality. The vast grounds of around 1.1 hectares, with an olive grove of 70 majestic trees, offer charming terraces, inviting you to relax and contemplate. At the heart of this verdant setting, a generous 20x10-meter swimming pool blends harmoniously into the landscape. Nearby, a spacious pool house provides an ideal shaded area after a pleasant swim. This unique property combines historic charm, modern comforts and an enchanting natural setting, and offers the possibility of a thriving bed & breakfast business. An exceptional opportunity for those in search of a place out of the ordinary.

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NYONS AREA - EXCLUSIVE Virtual tour available on our website. Character, authenticity and beautiful nature characterize this magnificent stone-built silkworm farmhouse with swimming pool, set in over 3800 sqm of grounds. At the foot of a charming Drôme Provençale village, surrounded by lavender fields, this character farmhouse is organized around its superb inner courtyard and extends into a delightful wooded garden with its original pond, as well as its very intimate pool area. The house offers almost 70 sqm of living space with high ceilings, 6 bedrooms and numerous outbuildings. You'll appreciate the antique materials, such as the magnificent stone slabs that make up most of the floors, the stone fireplaces, beams and Provencal ceilings, as much as the Provencal landscapes that benefit this privileged site. This house is for sale at Boschi Immobilier agency in Vaison la Romaine - 84110. --1st floor-- Living-dining room 35 sqm with fireplace opening onto large covered terrace Library 40 sqm with fireplace Equipped kitchen 21 sqm dining area with storeroom opening onto pool area Storage room 5 sqm Bathroom 9 sqm Independent WC 1.50 sqm Half-floor bedroom 12 sqm Half-floor bedroom 13 sqm Bedroom or study 25 sqm Bedroom 25 sqm access to attic --Second floor-- Living room or through bedroom 24 sqm Bedroom 13.5 sqm Shower room/WC 4 sqm Attic bedroom/dorm 15 sqm --Ground floor-- Playroom or bedroom 27 sqm with independent access to pool area ---Workshop/cellar 22.5 sqm --- Boiler room 22 sqm --- Vaulted cellar 35 sqm --- Awning 80 sqm access to garage 67 sqm --- Cellars (former cowshed) 65 sqm on 2 levels --- Swimming pool equipment room (former shed) 28 sqm --- SWIMMING POOL 12x7 - concrete - sand filter - chlorine treatment

The Lord and Sons agency offers for sale this magnificent property of approximately 215 m2 and its numerous outbuildings in the Principality of Orange area, of approximately 8 hectares. Once through the gate, you discover this imposing stone Mas with its beautifully tarbored park, typical of our Provence. The Mas is composed on the ground floor of a beautiful entrance with its tiled staircase, a dining room, kitchen, two living rooms and an office. Upstairs there are 4 beautiful bedrooms and two bathrooms. water. The attic with an area of approximately 94m2 is insulated and can be converted into a loft or create additional bedrooms. Numerous outbuildings remain to be fitted out and renovated (attics, garages, hangars, etc.) Independently of the Mas, there are several hangars for storage as well as a wine cellar. The land is in front of the property in one piece on which are partly planted with lavender, clams and 1/2 hectares of vines. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

Less than 10 minutes from Orange in a quiet and sought area close to the village center, top of the line villa of more than 214 m² of living space with swimming pool, pool house, terraces, double garage and two carports all located on more than 1,700 m² of enclosed, wooded land. The house is composed of an entrance, a large living room of 52 m² with fireplace, fitted kitchen and terrace access, a pantry, a library, four bedrooms including a master suite of more than 34 m² with bathroom and dressing room, a shower room, a bathroom and two independent toilets.... NO WORK REQUIRED, HOUSE WITH QUALITY MATERIALS, LARGE VOLUMES. It has a hot/cold underfloor heating system by heat pump, thermodynamic water heater, centralized roller shutters, pocket bay, swimming pool 13 x 4.5, drilling, automatic watering, mains drainage....3% Fees charged to the seller. Tel: 06.08.83.30.29 06.71.70.37.24

Magnificent 70ha estate including 40ha of biodynamic vineyard in AOP Côtes du Rhône and Côtes du Rhône Villages Approached along an avenue of century-old plane trees, this magnificent wine estate is set in the heart of a wooded, unspoilt area not far from Orange. The buildings stand on the edge of a forest, surrounded by 40 hectares of vines and olive trees. The U-shaped traditional mas offers around 600 m² of living space, comprising several apartments in the two wings of the mas. The 40ha vineyard is biodynamically farmed and classed AOP Côtes du Rhône and Côtes du Rhône Villages. The vineyard is planted with Grenache Noir and Syrah for the red wines and Grenache Blanc, Viognier, Roussanne and Marsanne for the white wines. The winery is modern and well-designed. It houses the winemaking cellar, the ageing cellar, the administrative offices, the wine shop and two large tasting rooms for corporate events (meetings, seminars, training courses, team building, etc.). Constructed in 2018, the winery is equipped with ultra-modern equipment. A vaulted, air-conditioned barrel ageing cellar provides excellent conditions for maturing the top vintages. The wine shop is modern and well lit. Administration offices and two large seminar rooms are located on the first floor above the wine shop. Very attractive estate for a wine tourism project.

Exceptional 30-hectare wine château with 9.3 hectares of vines One of the few wine châteaux in the Rhône Valley, this impressive estate extends over 30 hectares of freehold land, including 9.3 hectares of vines. Set in unspoilt surroundings with no visual or noise pollution, the 700 m² château is a magnificent residence dating back to the 12th century. The château's beautiful Napoleon III-style facade overlooks beautiful walled parklands with a magnificent driveway lined with two-hundred-year-old plane trees. With outbuildings covering around 2,300m², the estate is ideally located for developing a luxury events and/or wine tourism project. The PLU regulations allow most of the residential and farm buildings to be converted. Other buildings required for a tourism project are also permitted. The 30-hectare estate comprises 9.3 hectares of vines, including 7.4 hectares of AOP Côtes du Rhône and 1.9 hectares of AOP Grignan les Adhémar. The vineyard has been cultivated using sustainable methods for many years. The vineyards are spread over 4 communes, which considerably reduces the risk of hail and frost. The estate also benefits from a terroir that does not suffer from water stress. The estate offers a range of 12 red, white and rosé wines, vinified and matured directly on the estate. Property ideally located 5 km from motorway exits. Magnificent wine château with rare wine tourism potential

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Seize the unique opportunity to acquire this exceptional, lovingly renovated Provencal residence. This property for sale carries a rich and prestigious historical heritage, embodied by an 11th-century priory and a 7th-century chapel. It's a true jewel of heritage and a living witness to centuries of history and spirituality. Nestled in the heart of the countryside, on a single plot of over 39 hectares, this property offers panoramic views and absolute tranquility. With approximately 480 m² of living space, this exceptional residence features a magnificent glass roof on the garden level, a service kitchen, a boiler/laundry room and a secondary entrance overlooking the pond. The main entrance, embellished by a stone staircase, leads to a spacious authentic kitchen and living room with a 16th-century fireplace, a true Renaissance masterpiece. The dining room, checkroom, air-conditioned wine cellar and charming boudoir complete this level. The second floor features an owner's bedroom with gas fireplace, office, dressing room and bathroom. In addition, there are 2 studios of 40m² and 45m² with bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom. Fireplaces and historic elements accentuate the unique character of each space, creating a warm atmosphere steeped in history. The night space continues on the second floor with a bedroom, bathroom and a vast attic for storage. In addition to the main property, you'll find a 70 m² annexe comprising a boiler/laundry room, shower room and entrance on the garden level. On the second floor, you'll find an office, a kitchen-living room and a bedroom, offering an additional opportunity to welcome guests. The chapel adds an even more exceptional touch to this property, with its library once reserved for monks and its sacristy. In addition, numerous outbuildings embellish the property, such as a spacious awning of over 80 m², a carriage awning, a covered terrace with bread oven, a 14.8 m² woodshed awning, and a sheepfold of over 80 m². Additional exterior features include a thousand-year-old pure water spring, a terrace overlooking the garden reminiscent of an ancient cloister or monastic prayer path, an 8 m x 16 m pool with old watering basins, as well as the presence of a Roman road on the grounds and a Roman bridge. For more information, contact our real estate agency in Vaison La Romaine, France, today. Discover this exceptional property, a symbol of Provencal history and elegance. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

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WINE ESTATE IN A DOMINANT POSITION ON 55 HA The estate is just 20 minutes from the emblematic villages of Vaison-La-Romaine and Grignan. The town of Orange and its ancient theatre, as well as the A7 motorway, are 25 minutes away. The vineyard offers 35 ha of Côtes du Rhône Villages Visan and Saint Maurice and Côtes du Rhône Générique. In addition to the vineyards, the estate has a magnificent truffle plantation of over 2 ha, as well as land and woods. Authentic renovated farmhouse set on a hillside in a natural environment with stunning panoramic views over the vineyards, forest and valley. Spanning almost 260 m², it features a lounge, kitchen, dining room, 4 bedrooms, garage, ... and an old-style swimming pool. Adjoining the farmhouse is an old stable in need of restoration, offering a further 110 m². Magnificent caves dug into the safre rock surround the buildings. In addition to the farmhouse, an outbuilding and old sheds for renovation are available.

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A fifteenth-century house and its terraced garden of dry-stone retaining walls at the foot of a chateau in a medieval village in the Rhône valley of Provence. The property lies under the protective watch of a twelfth-century chateau. It has three floors and stands on a street corner where a road and an alleyway meet. It is a sturdy village house made up of two main sections with large, lime-coated faces. It stands out from its neighbours for its authenticity and oxblood tone that has lasted for centuries. The facade – the face of the first section – leans slightly and features a carriage door with a finely sculpted surround of dressed stone. The double-column door frame is adorned with two statuettes: an angel and a devil – one on each side. A segmental-arch window frame completes the openings on this ground floor. The windows of the two floors above are also made of dressed stone and are likewise capped with a segmental arch. They are aligned with the ground-floor door and window. On the first floor, these windows are tall and narrow. On the second floor, just beneath the eaves, they are almost square-shaped. The north face displays a vertical division between the first section with its single-slope roof facing west, towards the road, and the second section, stretching eastwards, with a similar roof that faces north towards the alley – a cul-de-sac perpendicular to the road. Monk-and-nun tiling covers the roof and a génoise eaves cornice of several rows edges it. Several square windows that probably date back to the fifteenth century punctuate the north face. An arched carriage door leads through this side as an upper entrance into the main living space. The other sections and the garden, on the east side, cannot be seen from the street. An initial visit by the regional office of cultural affairs confirmed that this enclosure was the noble dwelling of a wealthy merchant or powerful family. An in-depth archaeological study would be needed to clarify its origin.

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