luxury real estate for sale Lédenon, France (page 43)

Peacefully located in the heart of a charming shopping village in the Gard, this atypical residence offers two independent living spaces connected by a garden. The first stone house opens onto a pretty courtyard typical of the region, with two vaulted cellars, one of which serves as a laundry room. A staircase leads to the terraces, which offer a splendid view of the village castle and its surroundings. From the terrace, there is access to the house and its living area. This offers an open kitchen, a living room with fireplace/insert, and a dining room. Nearby, there is a TV lounge. Upstairs, you will find three bedrooms, a home office/library area and a bathroom with shower. From the living room, a staircase leads to the garden and the swimming pool area. At garden level, there is an independent studio with its kitchen area, bedroom and shower room. This house also includes a garage with automatic door. The second house has an independent entrance from the cul-de-sac which serves the property. It offers, at garden level, a living area divided into three areas: the living room area, the kitchen area and the dining room area. Nearby, there is a bedroom with accompanying shower room. Upstairs, you will find two beautiful bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, there is a terrace, a garden area and access to the property's swimming pool. The swimming pool area connects the two houses. The swimming pool itself (12x5m) is equipped with a pretty pool house with kitchen area. There is a small stone shed for gardening equipment. Near the swimming pool area, you will find a shady play area with a swing. This area could also be made independent and house an additional annex. This property would make an ideal family residence, guest room or gîte.

Located between the cities of Avignon, Nîmes and Uzès, easy access by the freeway, this beautiful castle's origins date back to the 16th century. With a rich historical past, it has kept all its architectural character thanks to an exceptional restoration. With a living surface of approximately 2 700 sq.m, it offers numerous spaces dedicated to receptions (restaurant, professional kitchen, three reception rooms). The floors are used as suites. The park is embellished with a stone built pool. The estate extends over 5 hectares with an olive grove. *Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geo Risks website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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A beautiful town house, from the 18th century, for sale in the historic centre of Avignon in the Vaucluse, with a living surface of about 200 sqm.  This charming town house has benefited from a scrupulous renovation supervised by Bâtiments de France the owns an inner paved courtyard, as well as a shaded terrace, appreciable during the hot summers of our region.   On the ground floor, a very nice living space, renovated with taste and refinement, that comprises an entrance hall with its staircase, of a kitchen opening onto a full-length dining room as well as a living room where there is a period fireplace. The height of ceilings and the quality of materials give an extra touch to this gorgeous property. The bright bedrooms and the shower rooms are spread over the two levels, and the office space complete the ensemble.   This property has an ideal location at the heart of the centre of Avignon, the palace of Popes is less than 10 minutes away from the theatres and restaurants. It has a definite seasonal rental potential, particularly during the festival period. It should also be noted that it is close to the TGV railway station and the access to the A7 highway. Property for sale by the real estate agency of Avignon, in France. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website : http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Located in the heart of a pretty shopping village, 20 minutes from Avignon and Uzès TGV station, this large peaceful village farmhouse is equipped with garage, garden, swimming pool and independent apartment. The farmhouse includes the following living rooms on the ground floor: a large lounge with fireplace backing onto the garden, a dining room and an equipped kitchen. Nearby, you will find a bedroom, a shower room, a separate WC, a utility area and a workshop. Upstairs, there are three large bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet. Also on this level, a large room that is used for storage although it could also be converted into a master suite, a games room, a TV lounge or a home office. Attic. Outside, you will find a leafy garden and a 5 x 10m swimming pool. Tucked away adjacent to the farmhouse, there is an independent apartment (rented out for 500 EUR per month) presenting a living room with open kitchen, a balcony, a bedroom and a shower room with toilet.

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This magnificent property, which combines old-world charm with a contemporary feel, is for sale deep in unspoilt countryside 25 minutes from Uzès and 30 minutes from Avignon. Architect-renovated throughout, it comprises a comfortable, spacious, circa 165 sqm main accommodation with splendid, commanding views of a changeless landscape. Two excellently appointed circa 60 sqm cottages each present private spaces and magnificent views of the propertys gardens and the countryside. The outdoor spaces comprise an olive grove and several recreational gardens where everyone will feel at ease. A magnificent swimming pool about 11x4.5 metres in size is positioned to make the most of the view of the nearby vineyards and catch plenty of sun. There are several outbuildings including five cellars, a workshop, a garage and an annexe that could be made into a third cottage in an unrenovated part of the grounds. On the technical side, everything is in perfect condition: a standards-compliant septic tank, fibre broadband, borehole water, class C energy performance rating, air conditioning. Materials are elegant and of high quality. Here, to quote Baudelaire, all is order and beauty, luxury, peace, and pleasure. Viewing is encouraged on a unique property that will find a way to your heart. This property is for sale by our Avignon estate agency. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Its presence in this extraordinary place makes it a unique property. Dominating the valley, the building covered in natural stones is an authentic Provençal farm just 5 minutes from a medieval village with shops. This superb property of approximately 302 m2 is surrounded, but not isolated, on more than 14,861 m2 by several southern species, trees, shrubs where the panoramic terrace nestles and even more so the 13 x 6 swimming pool on the edge of its forest . Not overlooked. Here ! absolute calm! Completely restored while retaining the charm of the old (beams, stones, fireplace). The sanitation of the farm depends on a septic tank that meets standards, the water comes from a borehole (new pump) Ideal for a family residence or rental income. You can treat yourself to a nature getaway at home! This magnificent farmhouse is located just 30 minutes north of Uzès. For further information you can contact Nathalie Dereyger on 0603412419 Fees are the responsibility of the seller. ?Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website http://www.georisks.gouv.fr?

Located in the middle of the vineyards, just 20 minutes from Avignon and 5 minutes from the A9 motorway, this magnificent Provencal farmhouse offers generous volumes and an exceptional living environment. With a total living area of 445 m2, including 290 m2 for the main farmhouse. As soon as you arrive in the farmhouse, you will immediately be seduced by the vast spaces available to you. The main living room, with an area of 50 m2, a large kitchen of 30m2 with its scullery and its laundry room. The 5 bedrooms are all spacious. The parental suite, with its bathroom to be finished, two toilets and a shower room complete this level. In addition to the main farmhouse, you will find an adjacent outbuilding with an area of 150 m2. Although requiring interior renovation work, this outbuilding offers immense potential to create an additional living space that corresponds to your aspirations. The property extends over a plot of 2.8 hectares, offering total privacy and immersion in the surrounding nature. You can relax by the 12x7 meter swimming pool, surrounded by century-old plane trees. A large hangar of 200 m2 and five horse boxes of 20 m2 each offering multiple possibilities complete this unique set. Please contact Mr Martens on 0676282530 to schedule a viewing. RCS MANOSQUE

The “Mas de la Brune”, a listed, Renaissance-style gem, its 4 ha of parklands and its gardens at the foot of the Alpilles mountains in Eygalières. At the end of a row of two-hundred-year-old horse chestnut trees, three interconnected constructions comprise the buildings on this predominantly wooded, 4-ha property. The first is the Renaissance-style manor house, known as the “Mas de la Brune”, constructed in 1572; the only building of this type, standing in the middle of the land, rising up like a nave, proudly showing visitors the prow of its watch-turret. Directly adjoining the manor, a more recent construction dating from the 18th century stands in the shade of a three-hundred-year-old lime tree. This building once housed the staff accommodation. And lastly, on the east side, where a perimeter wall no doubt once existed, a rehabilitated farmhouse is separated from the manor by a row of cypress trees. Opening on to a vast courtyard that extends behind the French formal garden, it acts as a link with the rest of the parklands, where the permanent singing of the precious water, coming down from the Alpilles Mountains via the canal of the same name, can be heard. The French Historic Monument listing, dating from the 9 August 1924, applies solely to the “Mas de la Brune”, already showing on Cassini’s 18th century map under the name of “Grand Mas”. Some say it was constructed for the consul Pierre-Bruno-Isnard, who gave it the feminine version of his surname, whilst others maintain it was for an alchemist, whose name is long forgotten. In both cases, this outstanding building, entirely constructed from Baux stone, was probably built by master mason, Gaston-Flayelle, native of the Vivarais region, who also designed the “Hôtel de Manville” in Les-Baux-de-Provence. The size of the manor house, its biblical paraphrases sculpted on the façade, like a big open book, and including the secret number of steps of its spiral stairway tend to reinforce the hypothesis of an alchemist’s home. A spacious tiled swimming pool, cleverly concealed from onlookers in a copse of laurel bushes, has been installed a good distance from the main house. And lastly, a carpark, out of sight of the manor but able to take ten or so cars, has been laid out in the shade of mulberry plane trees.

A stone's throw from Avignon, at the end of a path crossing pine forests and olive groves (850 feet), is this beautiful 18th century farmhouse. The only construction authorized on this massif, this property offers an incredible setting made up of meadows, scrubland and oak groves (450 feet of truffle oaks). In this little paradise, calm reigns supreme, reinforcing the magic of this oasis of serenity. Quietude does not mean isolation, however, since the village is 2 km away, Avignon TGV station 10 km away and the Alpilles and Saint-Remy-de-Provence 20 km away. The stone farmhouse offers quality materials highlighting the charm of the properties of yesteryear: Montpellier bars, exposed beams, stone fireplaces and bread oven. The contemporary is nevertheless present thanks to fiber, low temperature underfloor heating on both levels and a luxurious bathroom (corian, marble and integrated audio system). An adjoining apartment can also be used to accommodate a caretaker. Only a visit will allow you to feel the emotions that emerge from this exceptional estate of more than 28 hectares.

About fifteen minutes on foot from the Place des Corps Saints and the central station, in a quiet and sought-after area, this living space offers exceptional dimensions to city dwellers looking for volume and tranquility. The open-plan living room offers distinct spaces: you cook in a laboratory behind workshop glass roofs, vestiges of the history of the place, the living room overlooks the swimming pool, the Le Corbusier armchair defines the culture corner, and you work with a vast library in the back office. The living space is elegantly extended by a terrace with a jacuzzi swimming pool and dining area, a true oasis of freshness to enjoy moments of sunny relaxation. This first level also offers a superb master suite with its two dressing rooms, a bathroom, TV lounge, sewing workshop and bedroom. Accessible from the ground floor by an elevator, the first level is a completely independent space as it is also accessible from the common areas of the building by a staircase. Offering five en-suite bedrooms and a kitchen area opening onto a large 56sqm terrace, this level can accommodate your guests or host a guest room thanks to its hotel services. This loft, a former bell repair workshop, borrowing from its industrial past, today offers an eclectic decoration inviting contemplation and still journeys installed in a designer armchair transported by a book or a melody. Apartment in co-ownership of 4 residential lots. Share of annual charges: EUR479 ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated amount of annual energy expenses for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: EUR1,630 and EUR2,260 EUR per year Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Condominiums of 4 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 479 euros.

Exceptional and rare apartment for sale in the center of Avignon intramuros, near the Palais des Papes, the Place de l'Horloge, the Theater and the Town Hall. On the 4th floor of a secure modern residence, the lift opens onto a generous landing shared by 2 apartments. By pushing the entrance door, you discover a large hall with cloakroom and office area which opens onto a bright living room, offering an unobstructed view to the south. The volume of the living room is compartmentalized by an open island in order to create 2 almost identical spaces: a formal dining room and a corner living room whose windows on the east side offer a view of the Palais des Papes. This pontifical residence was during the 14th century the seat of Western Christianity and remains to this day the largest Gothic Palace in the world, moreover classified as Historical Monuments and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The living room includes 2 large balconies / terraces (5 x 1.20 meters) which allow you to have lunch, read a book and stroll outside. From the hall there is access to the east to the fitted kitchen and its back kitchen / laundry room. West side are a guest toilet, a dressing room, a small storage room and the sleeping area. A hall leads to bedroom I with cupboards, a bathroom and shower, separate toilet, bedroom II with cupboards, bedroom III and a shower room. All these rooms are bright thanks to large windows that open onto unobstructed views of the squares, facades and roofs of the city. Comfort: electric heating + reversible air conditioning in the living room, double-glazed aluminum windows and joinery, electric aluminum shutters, secured entrance door, intercom, caretaker, lift and secure door, parquet flooring in the living room and bedrooms, marble in the bathroom and tiling in the kitchen and bathroom, mains drainage. In the basement, a double cellar and a garage in the underground car park complete the property. The common areas are qualitative, and the condominium fees are very reasonable. The ROSIER agency offers this exceptional and rare apartment for sale in the center of Avignon intramuros, in the heart of the shopping areas and most restaurants, opposite the Palais des Papes. It can both become an ideal pied-à-terre as well as a great main residence.

A consular building with a six century long history, with salons, nine apartments, outbuildings and a 600 m² garden in the heart of Avignon. The residence is strategically located in one of the inner city pedestrianised streets, which once followed the outer contours of the first city wall. From the Middle Ages onwards, the street was occupied by craftsmen who polished armour, hence its current name. A leather market was also held here until the marshal of the Roman court moved it elsewhere. The residence was built in 1364 under the pontificate of Pope Urban V. At the time, it was inhabited by Peysonnier, the papal money-changer, before being sold to a lord from Turin, Gabriel de Fogasse, who came to settle in the city as first consul. It still has a number of prominent features from the period, including a remarkable octagonal tower housing one of the four staircases. Over the centuries, it took on the various styles that it still bears today. These styles are so different and so intertwined, ranging from Renaissance to Classicism, that putting them together was rather disconcerting for some. Each illustrious member of the family that occupied it for several centuries, including six papal and royal ambassadors, left their own very personal mark on it. The noble features of the facade which can be seen on the street are a perfect illustration of this stately past. In 1795, the family, whose name the house bears, was expelled when the papal city lost its status as the jewel of the Holy Roman Empire and became an ordinary French town. In the 19th century, its new owner, the largest madder merchant in the region, took advantage of the closure of one of the two streets that bordered the residence to annex a former public square and create an imposing 600 m² garden. Since then, the house has had many occupants and fortunes, until one woman fell in love with it and turned it into the not-to-be-missed festival venue it has become.

A fully renovated house with a 60m² floor area, a terrace and a garage, tucked away down a calm alley in the heart of Avignon. Traces of Avignon’s medieval past remain in its centre, despite all the changes made to this old city since the 14th century. This is especially so in Avignon’s ancient streets, some of which have been miraculously spared by the different architects that have redesigned the city over the course of its long story. The narrow road on which this dwelling stands is one of these ancient streets. This modest alley ran alongside the gardens of grand houses, one of which is now a remarkable museum. Basil was cultivated on this street when the plant was imported from the Indies in the 15th century. This trend gave the street its name. There a very few facades along the alley. Indeed, there are barely half a dozen houses here. Only tall stone walls enclosing vast private gardens are tokens of the past along this street. The small house, with its pale blue shutters, is framed between two of these tall stone walls. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a converted roof space. Though it has two upper floors, only one can be seen from the street. The building was probably once a stable, then a storehouse for horse-drawn vehicles. It used to stand at the end of the grounds of an imposing grand house, the enclosing wall of which it was built against. It is likely that this little dwelling was built in the late 19th century. Indeed, the door surround of the entrance bears the inscription ‘1881’. Its facade stands on the quiet alley. Its exposed stonework with pointing is typical of small Provençal homes. This facade is simple: there is just a garage door, an entrance door and two windows.

A former priory and its listed chapel converted into a country house, with swimming pool and outbuildings, set in 2 ha of protected grounds including woodland close to Aix-en-Provence. The approach to the priory is particularly secluded. Behind a small gate, a track runs alongside meadows lined with tall trees, gradually revealing the north facade of the former priory. Built on top of a 9th-century building, it was extended in the 12th century by a Romanesque chapel and in the 17th century by a farmhouse. The coursed limestone masonry elevations have a few windows, which suggest that there may be larger openings to the south. The roofs are of monk-and-nun tiles and a bell gable overlooks the landscape at the eastern end of the chapel. The joinery is all wood and all the doors are moulded. The grounds surrounding the building extend over 2 hectares, planted with over 2,000 tall specimen trees providing shade and privacy. Part meadow, part undergrowth, they benefit from an abundance of water thanks to a branch of the Touloubre canal, tamed by a pond and sluice gates located throughout the grounds. A small guest house and a 16 x 6 m swimming pool complete the property.

A 170m² ground-floor apartment with a garden, listed as a historical monument for its refined wallpaper paintings, nestled between Avignon and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. The apartment lies on the ground floor of the Hôtel Senchon de Bournissac – a jewel in the crown of the town’s rich architectural heritage. At the start of the 18th century, François Senchon, a lawyer at the Parlement of Provence in the city of Aix-en-Provence, acquired some plots in this small town. These plots surrounded a courtyard. Here, Senchon began building his grand house in a calm spot far from urban bustle. Beyond a tall three-storey facade with a symmetrical arrangement of windows, a spacious stairwell with a fine balustrade connects to rooms with French-style beamed ceilings and offers a remarkable example of 18th-century architecture. Later, in the 19th century, thanks to the prosperity of the Senchon de Bournissac family, the elegant edifice was extended: a wing was built alongside the garden, its ground floor forming a vast gallery-like room. Today, this apartment lies in this extension. Remarkable decorative features inside also date back to this period. For example, in the two connecting rooms that look out at the street, the refined wallpaper paintings are still intact and ornate plaster works embellish the fireplace trumeau panels and the decorative panels above the doorways. The beauty and rarity of these decorative features prompted France’s cultural heritage authorities to register this apartment and other parts of the Hôtel Senchon de Bournissac as a listed historical monument by decree on 29 August 2000.

A small country residence with its little hut and terraced gardens on the heights of Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, opposite the Palais des Papes. The property is located in the heart of a peaceful part of the highly sought-after little town of Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, a holiday resort for cardinals during the Avignon Papacy from 1309-1403 and now a privileged residential area near the 'Cité des Papes' (papal city). The gated complex of a contemporary residence stands out from the Chemin de Monteau which, as its name suggests, leads up to the heights of the village. At the end of the street, there is a private car park: to the right of the large two-car garage, a narrow path leads up to a metal wicket gate. From here, a flight of uneven steps, punctuated by landings, leads to the house and the 'mazet' (hut) below, surrounded by greenery. The grounds are laid out in 'restanques' (terraces), the largest featuring a small house built against the rock, sheltered from the mistral wind - a major advantage in this region - and from prying eyes. It is extended by a terrace shaded by a period wisteria-covered arbour. Continuing on through the pines and hackberries, there is a mazet which has been converted into a lodge, with an adjoining terrace and shady courtyard, overlooking the roofs of the houses at the bottom of the town. The owner, an architect, restored and remodelled the dwelling presenting a facade with simple, evenly spaced openings. On the eastern side, it features a modern extension with large picture windows and glass doors, topped by a roof terrace.

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In an enchanting setting, in the heart of a park and surrounded by meadows covering approximately 4.5 hectares, this magnificent 18th century castle of approximately 1,660 m² will seduce you with its elegant and refined architecture. The owners, lovers of stone, have left nothing to chance. Indeed, the property has been completely renovated according to the rules of the art, obtaining the energy classification D. The roofs, facades, trumeaux, parquet floors, have been redone identically in order to safeguard this architectural jewel. On the ground floor of the main building a large and magnificent entrance hall welcomes us. It serves on both sides, reception rooms, large and small lounges, a high-quality, elegant and well-appointed kitchen. The latter is adjoining two dining rooms; one comfortable and intimate for your daily family meals and the other a true masterpiece from the past which will delight your guests. The large living room has the particularity of presenting a complete set of trumeaux with their mirror on each of the walls of the room. This exceptional setting allows you to highlight all styles of furnishing, from antique to contemporary. A very large office completes this first level. Two floors accommodate numerous bedrooms and their bathrooms. A large gallery and an orangery confirm its letters of nobility. All the buildings are built around a beautiful cove, allowing direct access to each part of the building. The entirely enclosed estate consists of a park of approximately 1 hectare, meadows and two car parks that can accommodate 25 cars. Away, a space dedicated to relaxation consists of an exceptional mirror swimming pool of 16 mx 6 m, carefully lit, as well as a poolhouse including fitted kitchen and toilets. The castle offers great possibilities: family project, hotel, events, guest house, luxury restaurant... Come and meet me so that I can tell you the history of this extraordinary place.