luxury real estate for sale Donzère, France (page 10)

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In Drôme provençale, just 1h15 from Lyon, come and discover this magnificent architect-designed villa. Nestling on the heights of a village with splendid mountain views, in the middle of 6,500 m² of grounds planted with olive trees and truffle oaks, this property of around 250 m² spans 2 levels. A pretty outdoor patio leads to the entrance hall, which ideally distributes the living space and the more private area. The garden level entrance hall overlooks a very spacious and pleasant lounge with fireplace - dining room. An adjoining fitted kitchen. All rooms open onto outside terraces via large south-facing picture windows. Toilet facilities. Utility room and access to basement with wine cellar, shower and toilet. An outside corridor leads to the swimming pool. The entrance hall divides the ground floor into two sections. A set of three bedrooms, one of which has its own shower room. A bathroom and toilet. Two bedrooms open onto an outside terrace. The other part comprises a study, the master bedroom with its dressing room, shower room and toilet, as well as an outside terrace. A convertible attic. The property benefits from a host of features: geothermal underfloor heating, comfortable bathroom facilities, electric shutters, quality materials with Italian stone flooring and plenty of natural light. It is also sheltered from the Mistral wind. Carport for two vehicles, workshop. Beautiful 11 x 5 m heated swimming pool. Landscaped garden with many trees and flowers. Fibre optic connection ideal for teleworking. A little jewel in the crown, in a quiet, peaceful setting just 20 minutes from the A7 motorway.

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This fine architectural ensemble has been restored and built of basalt stone jointed with hemp lime. It stands on a small hillock, sheltered from view. The 360° view sweeps over the characterful villages of the Coiron massif and the sumptuous panoramas of the Ardèche mountains. Not far from this refurbishment site are the major national documentary film centre at Lussas and the future contemporary art centre at Château d'Aubenas. Once past the gate, a beautiful access path leads to the main building. It sits at the centre of a beautifully landscaped natural area. The reconstruction focused on brightness, insulation and modularity on the ground floor. The living room, dining room and study are open-plan living spaces with high ceilings that connect to a contemporary-inspired kitchen. A spiral staircase in waxed concrete invites you to discover the hushed upper levels dedicated to the sleeping area. There are two bedrooms, one with a useful dressing room, and a shower room flanked by its own toilet. An intimate bedroom is housed under the roof of this former dovecote. The outbuilding was also built with the same architectural attention to detail. This is a single-storey house with spacious rooms that flow into each other without losing any space. The kitchen, dining room and living room are very light and airy. You will appreciate Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

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Perched on the plateau of the Coiron basalt massif at an altitude of around 600m, this old stone-built farmhouse is accessible from a small mountain road that winds through the trees and cliffs overlooking the vast landscapes and mountains of the Alps and Ventoux. The light and views are superb. Situated above the village of Rochessauve, just a stone's throw from all amenities and the main roads of the Rhône valley, this centuries-old house is set in approx. 9,000 m2 of partly fenced land in the middle of a beautiful natural environment where peace and quiet reign. Part of the property has been renovated in the style of these rural dwellings, featuring rib vaults, stone and wood. Currently habitable on 190 m2, more than 200m2 on 2 levels remain to be renovated for a project of reception, training courses, retreat, lodging or for a large family home.The renovated property is currently divided into 2 independent dwellings, organised around a pretty enclosed courtyard, just as these buildings with their thick, solid walls were built like fortresses.The 1st part of the dwelling has been converted into the former sheepfolds, under ribbed vaults typical of former sheepfolds. From the enclosed courtyard, an entrance hall leads to a living/dining room with a pellet stove. This room is currently being converted into a bedroom/living room. A spiral staircase in the vaulted ceiling of the kitchen leads to another entrance on the 1st floor. This 1st level has been converted into a self-contained area, with 3 bedrooms, a shower room and a 35m2 lounge/dining room with kitchen area, opening south onto the superb 80m2 terrace with its wonderful views. This area can also be accessed via the courtyard. From the large terrace, the former barn is in need of renovation. The floor surface area measures 120 m2 and could be used to convert one or more rooms into another living space, gîte, seminar room, relaxation room, training room, etc. Below, a large vaulted space with the same surface area is also in need of renovation. A workshop, a machine room, a car port and a cellar complete the property. The house is connected to the mains water supply and also benefits from water from a well. The recently installed central heating and hot water system is efficient, with a pellet-fired boiler fed by a silo. This property, set on its own in the middle of meadows and low stone walls with a very fine view over the valley, is a rare property where new living, entertaining and development projects will be able to come to fruition thanks to its great, varied potential.

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Set in unspoilt countryside on the ancient Roman road near the Ardèche gorges, Vallon Pont d'Arc and the Chauvet 2 cave, this 18th-century building has been remarkably restored. It is set in grounds planted with Mediterranean trees and featuring an area that has been conquered from the rock and is dedicated to leisure activities, such as the beautiful overhanging swimming pool. Once past the entrance to the property's courtyard, a fine staircase leads up to the farmhouse. From the outset, there is a large, balanced living area with a spacious living room, a fully-equipped kitchen, a cosy dining room with a wood-burning stove, and plenty of natural light thanks to its access to a large patio. The advantage of this level is that it also benefits from a comfortable private flat. Upstairs, five spacious air-conditioned bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and wc are cleverly laid out, subtly combining stone, lime and wood in a spirit of modernity and authenticity. Each bedroom has a clever storage area. One of the centrepieces of the house is undoubtedly the cocooning space in the basement, accessible from the upstairs living room. This space, organised around a jacuzzi, sauna and massage table, has been cleverly designed with its series of vaulted volumes and its anchorage in the outcropping rock. A cellar and garage complete this property of character and charm, where everything has been designed to help you let go. This haven from the hustle and bustle is perfect for a bed and breakfast business or could even become the ideal home for a large family. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: C. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros3,100 and euros4,260.

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Ref. 062023-012 This exceptional bastide from 1742 located in Vénéjan, in the Rhone valley has been transformed into a primary residence for its owners while also offering four apartments for seasonal rentals. The living area of the bastide is 475 m², and with its outbuildings, it reaches 600 m². The surrounding land extends over Approx. 10000 m² and features a beautiful park with a swimming pool. The bastide has been completely renovated and decorated, preserving the charm and authenticity of the place. The owners have ensured to respect the original architectural elements while adding modern touches for contemporary comfort. Traditional materials such as stone and wooden beams have been highlighted, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The interior of the bastide offers spacious living areas, including multiple lounges, a spacious kitchen, and elegant bedrooms. Every detail has been carefully thought out to create a refined and comfortable ambiance. The windows offer picturesque views of the surrounding fruit fields, courtyard, and park, allowing residents to fully enjoy the natural beauty of the region and the charm of the place. The outbuildings provide additional space for various uses such as storage areas, a garage, or even a wine cellar. They represent a real advantage for owners who wish to exploit the property's potential. In summary, this 1742 bastide for sale in Vénéjan is a harmonious blend of old and modern, offering an exceptional living environment. With its spacious interior spaces, large landscaped grounds, outbuildings, and swimming pool, this property is ideal for those looking for a spacious primary residence with attractive rental potential or a secondary home, all in an enchanting environment surrounded by fruit fields.

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Mandate N°Id-PDF154784 : House approximately 135 m2 including 6 room(s) - 4 bed-rooms - Garden : 3467 m2, Sight : Dominante campagne . Built in 1986 - Equipement annex : Garden, Terrace, Garage, parking, digicode, double vitrage, piscine, combles, Cellar - chauffage : gaz - EXCELLENT CONDITION - Class Energy C : 157 kWh.m2.year - More information is avaible upon request...

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On the edge of the Ardèche gorges, an exceptional 18th-century farmhouse has been lovingly renovated, offering almost 300 m2 of timeless charm. Nestling in the heart of three hectares, it sits majestically, bathed in light, with its swimming pool and welcoming beaches. Like a tableau vivant, it stands in the midst of untamed nature, offering panoramic views over a landscape of wooded hills stretching to the distant horizon. The mas elegantly unveils its treasures with a 160 m2 residence featuring a living room, dining room, fitted kitchen and storeroom, offering communal areas for guests. On the private side, there are two bedrooms, a shower room, a mezzanine bedroom and two attics awaiting conversion. Five self-contained guest rooms, ranging in size from 24 m2 to 43 m2. Each room has its own private shower room and toilet, a real cocoon for travellers who love peace and quiet. An outbuilding extends to 42 m2 and lends itself to multiple uses, whether as an artist's studio or a DIY workshop. A laundry room, cellar and pool room complete the property. The farmhouse is heated by wood, while the cool air is kept in check by air conditioning in three of the bedrooms. In this magical place, time is suspended, worries disappear and souls are nourished by the surrounding harmony. This farmhouse in the southern Ardèche is much more than a property, it's a haven of peace, a refuge for dreamers who love freedom and authenticity, a sensory journey to the heart of natural beauty. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros1,030 and euros1,430.