luxury real estate for sale Châteauneuf-la-Forêt, France

iad France - Rémi CRÉTIN offers you: La Borderie — A story to continue, at the gates of Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat Some houses still bear, within their walls, the attention of those who have loved them. At La Borderie, this presence can be seen in the care taken in the restoration, in a library that has been designed to be generous, and in the perspectives of a patiently composed park. Built in the 16th or early 17th century, this home has undergone more than forty years of careful restoration. Its owners have pursued a demanding ambition: to preserve its soul, respect its history, and provide the comfort necessary for a fully lived-in house. The taste for materials, respect for ancient elements, and the discretion of the amenities (neither electric wires nor fiber optics are visible, either inside or outside) testify to this approach, down to the details. Over the years, a true art of living has been imagined at La Borderie: the pleasure of hosting, of living surrounded by books, of gathering by the fire, and of observing nature evolve with the seasons. An art of living that its owners now wish to pass on, so that it can endure and be enriched by a new presence. Today, La Borderie awaits those who wish to continue its story. In the main dwelling, the "Château", of about 380 m², the rooms invite both entertaining and retreating to tranquility. The living room unveils its period French ceiling, the five fireplaces in working order and fully equipped, as well as the stone, give depth to the places. The largest room is the library, with its solid wood furniture, most of which was custom-made. A metal staircase leads to a second library, where shelves accommodate paperbacks and thrillers… The kitchen and the vast dining room invite another way of sharing the house: that of meals that extend and the pleasure of gathering. A pantry and a laundry room discreetly accompany daily life. On the upper floors, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a shower room allow hosting family and friends. On the top level, a vast attic remains to be developed, while the vaulted cellar preserves the memory of the dwelling's origins. The transmission can, if future buyers wish, extend even into some of the furniture and certain books from the library, according to terms to be agreed upon with the owners. A unique possibility for those who would be sensitive to the spirit of the place and wish to retain some markers. Facing the main dwelling is another building whose length exceeds that of the “Château”. It includes outbuildings: boiler room, old horse boxes, attic, shed, tiled garage, workshop. And a perfectly independent apartment, currently under renovation, comprising a living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, shower room, and garage opening onto the communal path of La Borderie. The renovation work remains to be completed: painting, flooring coverings for part of the surfaces, kitchen installation and, possibly, connection to central heating. A space to welcome loved ones or, ultimately, to allow for more independent living just steps from the main dwelling. Outside, the landscaped park of almost two hectares continues this attention paid to the place. Ginkgo biloba, magnolias, maples, hydrangeas, and large trees mingle with the orchard, lawns, and wooded areas. A garden, fully enclosed by stone walls, is fed by an inexhaustible spring that supplies an ancient fish pond. To the south, the courtyard invites dining outside on sunny days, while to the north, the eye meets the bell tower of the collegiate church of Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat. Modern comfort discreetly integrates into this ancient setting: pellet central heating (Hargassner boiler) for the main dwelling and, potentially, the apartment across the way, whose heating can equally be completely independent from that of the main house, aluminum window frames with double or triple glazing and compliant individual sanitation. The roofing of the outbuildings and the two wings has been completely redone, and that of the central building has been sustainably maintained. About fifteen kilometers from Limoges, approximately forty minutes from its airport and 2.5 kilometers from the train station of Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat, La Borderie offers a setting where heritage, nature, and daily life can converge. I invite you to contact me to discover this dwelling and discuss your project. Agency fees are the responsibility of the seller. A valid identity document will be requested during the visit, in accordance with Article L.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation of clearing brush, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate ad was written under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Rémi CRÉTIN, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of LIMOGES under the number 880468327, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS.This description has been automatically translated from French.

This character property, partly renovated, offers a warm and decidedly cozy decor. The whole combines charm, authenticity, a sweet way of life, and practicality. The main building, made of plastered stone and covered with natural slate, has undergone careful renovation that now gives it an atmosphere that is both elegant, comfortable, and warm. On the ground floor, the former restaurant rooms have been harmoniously transformed into beautiful living spaces. The old bar now welcomes an entrance with its warm living room around its 'cantou', enhanced by a mass stove, the true heart of the house. A second room offers a cozy lounge while the third opens directly onto the terrace and hosts a completely renovated fitted kitchen, open to the living space. An ideal layout for sharing beautiful moments with family or friends, in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Upstairs, a corridor leads to five beautiful bedrooms with generous surfaces, offering many possibilities to accommodate family, friends, or create dedicated spaces for teleworking, leisure, or a personal project. The upstairs also includes: - a shower room with WC; - a bathroom with shower and bathtub; - an additional separate WC; - an attic on the top level. The terrace, a true extension of the living spaces, offers a laundry room and boiler room: it opens onto the garden and the adjoining land of approximately 1,551 m² where the barn is located, serving as a dependency for workshop and garage use. The second independent house is built on a garage and does not have its own land; it offers an independent space to renovate. It includes: - a living room with balcony; - a small kitchen; - a bedroom with closets; - a bathroom and a separate WC. Heating is provided by central oil heating in both houses, and the main house also benefits from the charm and comfort of a mass stove installed in the 'cantou'. A heart-stopping property, where one feels at home from the very first moments.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Exceptional barn conversion with beautiful kitchen, 15Ha, double glazing, underfloor heating (wood) Turn key! - Impressive barn conversion comprising main entrance into the large double-height living room. Stairs to mezzanine master bedroom with shower, wash basin, toilet. Double bedroom, office space, second bathroom (shower over bath, wash basin, toilet). Interior access to the self-contained gîte: open plan kitchen/living room, access to terrace, ground floor bedroom, bathroom (shower, wash basin, toilet), stairs up to the mezzanine with bedroom, also having shower, wash basin, and toilet. Separate access to outside. Stairs to lower ground floor. Spacious open plan kitchen/dining/lounge with Rayburn range cooker (wood), kitchen island with sink, oven and hob. Doors to garden, patio, pergola. Utility room: linen cupboard, shower room with toilet. Workshop, log storage and boiler room providing underfloor heating for 2 floors. Solar panels for all domestic hot water. Doors to exterior. Outside: storage under terrace, garage, well, vegetable garden, sheds, polytunnel. Fields and woodlands, 15 H

All you need is a loft... In the suburbs of Limoges lies a fiercely guarded architectural secret. This building, with its roots firmly planted in the Seventies, has undergone a radical metamorphosis into a spectacular 248-square-meter loft. A place where the unconventional isn't just a promise, but a true signature spread over two levels. Upon entering the living room, the white-painted timber trusses lend the space an incredible sense of openness. The floor, clad in warm wooden parquet, evokes the feeling of an embedded transparent glass slab, acting as a hypnotic shaft of light to the lower level. The expansive open-plan kitchen revolves around a huge central island, blending the conviviality of a wooden countertop with the depth of black cabinetry, creating the perfect haven for your dinners and other lively gatherings. On the ground floor, you'll find two bedrooms bathed in natural light, and a bathroom that plays with graphic contrasts between dark tiles and a designer double vanity. A walk-in closet, ready to accommodate all of Madame's (and even Monsieur's) belongings, and a separate toilet (you can never have too many!) complete the level. The transition between floors is via a staircase with a distinctly industrial character, enhanced by a metal railing with deconstructed geometric patterns. This staircase leads to an additional bedroom, as well as an office, a shower room, a patio, and a studio... it all rhymes with "o" without actually being upstairs... the luminous labyrinth is brilliantly laid out, revealing the perfect setting to host your guests with complete privacy or to create a creative workshop. It's time to perfect the composition: the whole unfolds into a magnificent open-air living room, cleverly shielded by elegant anthracite gray screens, guaranteeing moments of relaxation away from prying eyes, while the rustic stone of the original walls blends with the modern white of the renovation. And to add even more color to the decor, you'll even have the greenery of the garden, as cozy as can be, ready to host your summer conversations over an evening drink or a morning coffee. Because this giant has its head on its shoulders, it boasts an energy performance certificate (EPC) rating of C. It's not just close to all amenities, it's close to being the perfect property. ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR1,443 and EUR1,953. I nformation on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the areas concerned: www.georisques.gouv.fr Michaël Koelblen EI RSAC 879 658 748 Limoges Tel: 33 7 49 15 87 70 Email: [email protected]