luxury real estate for sale Espiet, France (page 29)

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Enjoy this sought-after location, in an exceptional standing building with a lift and running balcony. This 1830sqft flat opens onto a nice entrance, then a very spacious living room with an unobstructed view from the balcony. A large and separate kitchen with a balcony, three vast bedrooms, a walk-in closet and a shower room with a bathtub and a shower. It provides comfort with two cellars accessible with the lift and a secure parking space.

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Located in the popular Nansouty district, this beautiful bourgeois house of 216 m2 has recently been extended, thus offering a spacious and bright living environment. On the ground floor, a cement tiled entrance leads to a first bedroom (or office) facing the street. The large living room, the result of a recent extension, includes a bright living room, a magnificent professional kitchen with glass roof, and a dining room opening onto the terrace and the beautiful south-facing garden, of approximately 170m2. A separate WC completes this level. The first floor offers three bedrooms, two of which have their own en suite shower rooms, a family bathroom, a laundry area and a separate WC. The second floor, under the attic, has a final bedroom with attic storage and a WC. A large healthy cellar of 80m2 completes the whole, offering a wine cellar, additional space for storage or fittings according to your needs. The strong points: - A recent extension for a bright living room - Very sought-after old services preserved - A professional kitchen with glass roof - A south-facing garden of approximately 170m2 - Quiet area. Close to shops, schools, transport and Saint Jean train station This house offers an ideal living environment for a family, combining old-world charm with modern amenities. PRESTANT Bordeaux Bassin Vignobles - Guillemette SACCHARIN - 06 60 36 31 29 - More information on www.prestant.com (ref. 330592605) PRESTANT Bordeaux Bassin Vignobles -

EXCLUSIVE LISTING BY RUSTMANN & ASSOCIES. Vineyard of 12 hectares with a harmonious ensemble of old buildings, located one hour drive North of Bordeaux. Twenty hectares of land in total, of which approx. 12 hectares of vines in the Côtes de Bourg and Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux appellations. 19th century farm buildings. Functional, well-equipped production facilities. Tasting room open to the public. High-quality red and white wines with efficient distribution channels in France and abroad. Well-managed estate. Very attractive old outbuildings, part of which has been converted into offices. The rest could easily - after renovation - be used forhospitality (meeting rooms, B&Bs, gîtes). The main house spreads over 350 sqm and is separated from the wine-growing activity. Dating from the 17th century and remodelled in 1900, it offers spacious rooms with fireplaces, exposed stonework and old roof timbers. It has been partially renovated: roof, insulation, heat pump heating, electricity. Peaceful setting, but not isolated.

One hour drive North of Bordeaux, a delightful 18th-century "chartreuse". Around fifteen hectares of land, of which 13 hectares planted with vines, farmed organically. The charming small château (650sqm), surrounded by its garden and swimming pool, has recently been tastefully renovated using top-quality materials. It boasts beautiful through-living rooms and 7 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. The superb stone outbuildings lined on each side of the courtyard could also be used for receptions: separate accommodation, guest rooms or even seminars. Separate caretaker's accommodation (100m2). The agricultural and viticultural equipment and facilities (vatroom, barrel cellar, storage rooms) are worthy of a classified growth and fully up to standard. The wines produced (red wines) enjoy a fine reputation (very complimentary tasting notes in the French and international press). 70% of production is exported to Europe, North America and Asia. An efficient technical team in place. A very fine, stylish estate in excellent condition.

Pleasant estate of 26 hectares on two appellations: Côtes de BOURG & BLAYE Côtes de Bordeaux. This property forms a peaceful hamlet, close to the Gironde estuary (1.5km away). 3 guest rooms with individual access complement the vast East-West facing mansion with graceful features. A caretaker's house and an additional house of 200sqm and could be converted into offices, venues for functions or seminars, guest houses etc. The winemaking facilities are spacious and functional, with a very nice barrel cellar. The equipment is complete and recent. The estate got certified organic vineyard in 2023.The wines are sold directly and entirely in bottles in about fifteen countries around the world, with a specific focus on ASEAN countries. A small wine trading activity completes the offer.

Exclusive listing from Rustmann & Associés. If you are considering becoming a winemaker in the prestigious Saint-Emilion appellation, this is a rare opportunity. The estate ticks all boxes: a fully productive vineyard of 6 hectares (15 acres), which is an easily manageable size. Comprehensive winemaking facilities. Medal-winning wines with high tasting scores from leading international critics. A well-managed and profitable operation. A pretty house - not a castle! - but a stone building recently renovated and with a lot of charm: vast kitchen, living room, 4 bedrooms and bathrooms. It is built in the local stones, and opens onto a peaceful garden with a pool. This is a turnkey operation, where no investments are required. Confidential file, available upon references and comfort letter from a reputable bank.

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An elegant villa with splendid grounds and age-old trees near the town of Bazas in the Gironde area of France. The property dates back to the 19th century. It is made up of a main building, a former stable, a swimming pool, a dovecote and grounds dotted with different species of trees. It was built on the outskirts of a town. Originally, it was doubtless the project of a city-dweller who sought bucolic calm and a country life as he worked on enhancing his estate. The villa is set back from the road, separated from it by low walls of rubble masonry. An electric metal gate forms the property's entrance. It leads onto a gravel drive. From there, a flat lawn extends around the grounds.

An old harbour master's office and former wine storehouse on the banks of the River Dordogne, looking down over its town, one hour from Bordeaux. Leaning against the town's fortifications, the house's main entrance is a wrought-iron gate leading to an outside stone staircase. There is another access on the south facade, in a leafy cul-de-sac. The terrace, overlooking the house benefits from the morning sunshine and a wide view over the Dordogne. A tiered garden reminiscent of Italian gardens can be seen from the property's ground floor. The highest landing overlooks the city. An outbuilding dating back to the Middle Ages adjoins the harbour master's office. This consists of a workshop area with a mezzanine.

In the Haut-Médoc region, a chateau, its outbuildings, parklands and vineyard. The property spans more than four hectares and is surrounded by vineyards. It comprises a group of four buildings. A 550 m2 chateau, and three rows of farm buildings and houses, two to the north and one to the south. Situated in a remote location but close to a hamlet, it is accessed via a small country road that winds through the vineyards. As early as the 1740s, this estate is cited as being a residence belonging to the Bordeaux aristocracy. It was passed down in a family for generations until the French Revolution. In 19th century, numerous alterations were undertaken, in particular the building of the three pavilions. The property was modernised: new farm buildings, a workman’s house, dovecote and water reservoir were added. In 20th century, part of the vineyards were sold to the neighbouring chateaux.

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