luxury real estate for sale Sadirac, France (page 66)

Located in the charming town of Bieujac (33210), this property offers a peaceful and green living environment. Bieujac benefits from the proximity of amenities such as local shops and schools. Its location allows easy access to main roads, putting Bordeaux less than an hour's drive away. You can also enjoy the St Pardon de Conques Golf Course 5 minutes away. The 195 m² house located on a plot of more than 1100 m² offers a spacious and bright interior. The vast living room of more than 100 m², including a triple living room and an open kitchen, offers a convivial space ideal for living with family or friends. It has a master suite on the ground floor, two additional bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. Outside, you will enjoy a large terrace with swimming pool, a garden, a garage and a carport. Renovated in 2018, this old dryer combines modern comfort and elegance in a green and peaceful setting. The +: - underfloor heating by heat pump - Wood insert with heat distribution - Electric roller shutters - Fiber Virtual tour on request

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An impressive countryside estate, situated on one hectare of land, close to a village and just twenty minutes from Saint-Emilion. With two distinct residences from the 15th and 17th century respectively, this peaceful estate offers much flexibility with the option of a main house plus gites, or even a B&B offering. It would also be a great option for a large multi-generation family looking to live together. Complete with a beautiful swimming pool with uninterrupted views, as well as a tennis court. The main house, constructed of stone in a true French farmhouse style, provides comfortable family accommodation (260m²). Included are a country style kitchen, laundry, enormous living room, study, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. There is also potential to extend the living accommodation to provide extra bedrooms if required. The second house (190m²) has a large living/dining room, separate kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a wine cellar and a garage. As with the main house, there is potential to expand the living accommodation on the upper floor to provide more bedrooms. There is also a separate small gite, complete with living/kitchen area, two bedrooms and a bathroom. In addition, there is a large attached barn which is currently used as a car port and for drying fire wood, this could also be renovated subject to the necessary planning. Outside, the property has a large south facing swimming pool (salt, 10x5m, electric cover), tennis court and expansive gardens full of various fruit trees and an allotment, plus a large covered terrace for outdoor entertaining. The international airports of Bordeaux and Bergerac are both within an hours drive. Further information can be provided on request.

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Superb 12th century Cistercian abbey and the ruins of its abbey church and 4 large bedrooms A superb abbey which was founded in 1137 by Pierre II, Viscount of Castillon. The religious community was made up of Cistercian monks sent by Gérard, abbot of Cadouin. The abbey flourished throughout the Middle Ages thanks to its scriptorium, some of whose transcriptions can now be consulted in the Cadouin Abbey archives. Historic monument with listed Chartreuse-style facade, roof and parklands, as well as ruins. The property offers 447 m² (1,076 sq ft) of living space, plus a small service flat comprising a living area, bedroom and bathroom, as well as a separate caretaker's cottage of approx. 45 m² (484 sq ft). The gallery and cloister measure 263.52 m² and the parklands comprise just over 10 hectares of meadows and woods. The setting is ideal and the property is only 10km from Saint-Émilion a medieval town which is also steeped in history, perched atop a magnificent natural amphitheatre of vines. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the abbey, then under the commendation system, was run by some of Bordeaux's greatest families, including the Montesquieu family in the person of the famous thinker's uncle and younger brother. After the French Revolution, the abbey fell into disrepair before being acquired and restored in 1972 by a writer who made it his favourite place to live and write. West facade Modified at the beginning of the 18th century, it is neo-classical in style (chartreuse). East facade. The cloister, witness to the origin of the conventual building, 12th century. The gallery, of Renaissance inspiration. The building (facades and roofs), the ruins of the abbey church and the surrounding land are listed as historic monuments. Outstanding features Monumental fireplaces from the Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI periods. Ground floor : Kitchen - 28.39 m², Vestibule & WC - 10.87 m², Dining room - 42.15 m², Living room - 41.43 m², Main entrance - 46.89 m², Hallway - 11,11 m², Small study - 19.1 m², Large study - 33.20 m², Staircase - 12,40 m² First floor: Bedroom 1 - 32.90 m², Hallway - 43,5 m², Bathroom 1 - 10,37 m², Bedroom 2 - 37,51 m², Bathroom 2 - 9.2 m², Bedroom 3 - 32,18 m², Bedroom 4 - 32,52 m², Bathroom 3 - 4.50 m² Gallery - 142.62 m² Cloister - 120.85 Caretaker's cottage: Kitchen - 16 m², Lounge - 12 m², Bedroom - 12 m², Bathroom - 5 m² Sound roof, Well plus water source, Wifi: Fibre, good electrical distribution to all rooms from the attic, Linky - Blue tariff 32 amp three-phase, lift, electric heating plus fireplaces in all rooms plus underfloor heating on the ground floor. Possibility of having town gas connected. Septic tank not up to standard but possible to add a micro station. Quotes available