Luxury real estate for sale Port-sur-Saône, France

A 14th century mansion, with outbuildings and a swimming pool, on 2 hectares of land in Franche-Comté, near Vesoul, in a village on the banks of the Saône River. In a quiet village street, an entrance gate and wicket gate lead through the stone boundary wall into a garden surrounding the L-shaped mansion with a square tower. The mansion has three levels, the last of which is an attic in the roof space. An abundance of Virginia creeper adorns the south-facing façade and the two west-facing elevations. Extending from a long covered patio that you can reach via the kitchen, there is an imposing barn looking out onto meadows and woodland. Opposite the covered patio, another outbuilding houses an old bread oven. To the rear of this building, a second patio, also covered, overlooks the surrounding area and is adjacent to the swimming pool.

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SOLE AGENT - SUMPTUOUS VIEW - 13TH CENTURY KEEP 33 METERS HIGH - 1820 GENTILHOMMIERE - SUPERB AND VERY PRECIOUS HUNTING PAVILION 1870 - ELEGANT 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN MODEL FARM - 12TH-16TH CENTURY CASTLE - 15TH CUVERIE - 19TH CHENIL - VERY NICE 19TH CHENIL - VERY NICE 19TH CENTER ORANGERY - LISTED MH - VESOUL - HAUTE-SAÔNE - BURGUNDY-FRANCHE-COMTE. At the top of a hill with an admirable view several dozen kilometers due south, in a loop of the Saône, this property presents, on a 12th century fortified enclosure, remarkable and very diverse architectural elements of high quality ranging from a dungeon XIIIth century of 33 meters having sheltered relics of crusades to a sumptuous hunting lodge around 1870 looking like goldsmith jewels, all in an admirable state of authenticity and conservation. The 13th century dungeon of cylindrical shape, offering a view up to Vesoul 20km away, remarkably preserved, in large limestone equipment. Well, cross-vaulted room. Stepped doors. Latrines, cushions. Stone staircase in the thickness of masonry 3 meters wide. Formerly covered with a conical roof 30 meters high on an exterior wooden walkway that burned down in 1792, it is now topped with a roof terrace with a walkway, battlements, a polycarbonate dome. It would have housed treasures brought back from the Crusades until the Revolution, in particular 'standards taken from the Saracens'. The elegant manor house built in 1820 for an Empire general stands next to the keep on a large south-facing terrace with a superb view, it features elegant limestone architecture under a four-sided fish-scale roof. On the ground floor, a hall with cement tile floors, a large kitchen, a living room with a marble fireplace, a dining room. Upstairs, three large alcove bedrooms in the style of the 18th century, a bathroom, wc. On the second floor, four bedrooms, wc. On the ground floor next to the small village castle (forming a cellar on the dungeon side), there is indeed a difference in level between the two facades, a large vaulted kitchen, large cast iron fireplace with the cipher of the Empire general who built the house in 1820, pastry oven, vegetable garden, two large rooms. Well of 29 meters! Vaulted wine cellar. Heat pump heating. The sumptuous hunting lodge built around 1870, looking like a goldsmithed jewel like a reliquary hunting from the Middle Ages, nestled at the bottom of the park, and standing on the Saône on the 12th century rampart with a splendid South-West view, it sports a particularly valuable neo-medieval building, limestone stereotomy, mullioned window, polylobes, stepped windows decorated with stained glass in superb condition, overhanging roof in polychrome glazed tiles to a spectacular effect. Interior decor painted and emblazoned by Joseph Garret, large stone fireplace, ceiling with beams and painted joists. This pavilion was completely restored in 2000-2001. Facing this pavilion, a delicious orchard with espaliered trees. The model farm built around 1820 offers superb Italian architecture, inspired by the farms of Piedmont, with a square plan around a large interior courtyard. In a remarkable state of preservation, it has very large spaces, large arcaded garages, large covered awnings, a forge, a bakery, a press, a dryer, two beautiful accommodations, a workshop. A threshing floor. Very nice stone floors. Very beautiful neoclassical frames with original trellis. The kennel built around 1850 with elegant symmetrical architecture, a central body flanked by two low wings, three single-storey French doors facing South-East, transformed into accommodation around 1980, a kitchen, a bathroom, a bedroom. The 15th century winery has a superb volume under the framework. A tower adjoining the pepperbox roof. Near this winery, the beautiful access from the hill, to the elegant 18th century wrought iron gate between two pillars. The small 12th-15th century castle overlooking the village below the manor house, nestled on a 12th century rampart of which we can see the wall and the machicolations. A beautiful tower topped with a pepper shaker. A kitchen, a beautiful vaulted bathroom, four bedrooms, a beautiful stone spiral staircase, several fireplaces, amusing volumes. The elegant orangery-greenhouse built around 1850 offers an architecture of five large windows facing south in front of the greenhouse. A large entrance porch. Very nice volume bathed in light facing south. This building is to be restored. On the terrace overlooking the Saône, an exceptional hundred-year-old tulip tree from Virginia. 11 hectares of one block and free, including 5 agricultural hectares on loan for cancellable use. Access from the top of the hill via a very beautiful 18th century wrought iron gate between two pillars. Low access on the village side via a beautiful 19th century gate leading to a beautiful staircase with two flights of steps. Property tax, 2000 Euros. City water ; well of the fortified castle. Sanitation, manor house: septic tank, kennel: septic tank; farm: septic tank. Heating of the manor house, two heat pumps. Current consumption 5000e/year Insurance 7000 Euros/year. MH tax deduction at 100% because open to the public. Historic Monument Protection: 'Facades and roofs of all buildings; pavilion called billiards; farm ; round ; body of building called Petit Château. » are listed Historic Monuments. Electricity is provided by Sicae. Situation, - Overlooking a village, on the hill opposite, a listed church with glazed tile roof opposite. - First services, supermarket 5km away. - Vesoul 30km, all services. Paris 3h30. - Besançon 60km. - Dijon 90km. - Paris 350km, 3h50. SPECIAL CONDITION: The manor house, the garage at the foot of the tower, and the South-West terrace are subject to a reservation of enjoyment clause for the benefit of the seller until her death. This clause is non-negotiable. Price: 857,600 Euros agency fees included (including 6.72% fees payable by the buyer). Exclusively at Denniel Immobilier - Antiques in Buildings Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Between the former county of Burgundy and the Champagne region, at the entrance to a small village, a former priory listed as a Historic Monument, built in 1650 and having retained all its authenticity. With a living space of more than 3,000 m² (0.25 acres), it comprises beautiful reception rooms: galleries, a large kitchen, a large vaulted refectory, two chapter rooms, vestibules, etc. and around thirty bedrooms, including 5 master bedrooms, former dormitories adjoining the abbey church rebuilt in the 19th century. Wing used as outbuildings. The property is in a fairly good state of repair but requires major works to bring it up to standard and make it more comfortable. The priory is surrounded by pleasant wooded parklands and meadows spanning approx. 4 ha (13.5 acres), including a caretaker's cottage. Other non adjoining meadow of 55 ares approx. Wing used as outbuildings. The property is in a fairly good state of repair but requires major works to bring it up to standard and make it more comfortable. The abbey is surrounded by pleasant wooded parklands and meadows spanning approx. 4 ha (13 acres), including a caretaker's cottage. Other non adjoining meadow of 55 ares approx. Energy class: N/A Climate class : N/A Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

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Between Besançon and Vesoul, on the heights of a village in undulating countryside, a castle dating back to the 15th century, rebuilt in the 19th century, set in approx. 1.8 hectares of parklands with unobstructed views. Comprising three wings around an inner courtyard and approx. 315 m² (3,815 sq ft) of living space, it comprises ten or so main rooms, including five bedrooms and three bathrooms. Dovecote, caretaker's cottage, garages, outbuildings... Two other buildings away from the castle with adjoining land. Spacious, very luminous, in a quiet, nuisance-free setting. Location: A dozen kilometers from Rioz (shops and services), approx. 30 kilometers from Besançon (TGV train station), 20 kilometers from Vesoul, 120 kilometers from Dijon, 150 kilometers from Basel airport. Energy class : G Climate class : G Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €7.940 and €10.742 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class G. From January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

An 18th-century chateau with around two hectares of grounds near Luxeuil-les-Bains in France’s Haute-Saône department. From the village’s main road, a tall wrought-iron gate and two wooden pedestrian gates lead to a driveway that stretches over roughly 50 metres. This drive is lined with linden trees. It leads up to the chateau’s main entrance. The chateau has a rectangular main section that was built at the end of the 18th century. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. An extension on the east side of this original main section was built in the 19th century. It has a ground floor and a first floor. A former dovecote, two garages and a swimming pool complete the estate. The prior of the village’s former abbey, founded in the 6th century, lived in this chateau. Behind the edifice, there is a tree-dotted garden that covers almost two hectares and is enclosed with a stone wall.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.