Luxury real estate with pool for sale Briare, France

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Located 150km from Paris and a 10-minute walk from the town center of Gien, this magnificent mansion built in 1903, develops 230sqm of living space in the heart of enclosed, wooded land of around 2200sqm which has accommodated his time the city grant office. The discovery of the front facade is striking with the beauty of its more than remarkable architecture. It sits proudly, dressed in stone and brick. The main door enhanced with a canopy is immediately inviting. The vast entrance, in pastel tones, serves all the rooms on this level with its star-shaped plan. Opposite, a cozy first room with a breathtaking view of the garden is perfect for accommodating an office. On the right, the independent kitchen with its refined style gives pride of place to light. On the left, a double door leads to the living room where elegance reigns. Hungarian point parquet flooring, beautiful height, multiple and large openings to the outside, a magnificent fireplace decorated with an incredible multi-faceted mirror, everything creates a warm and refined atmosphere. It is undoubtedly the excellent reception venue, which extends outside with access to a charming hanging terrace. The lovely stairwell leads to the first sleeping area, distributed by a large landing. The master bedroom, with its cozy feel thanks to the carefully chosen wall coverings and floors, benefits from its own adjoining bathroom, with a unique, plant-filled layout. Following this, two other comfortable bedrooms, bathed in light and tastefully decorated, each have their own bathroom. A laundry room as well as an independent bathroom complete this level. The charm is also found on the second and final level. There are four bedrooms here, each with their own bathroom, which make up this second sleeping area. Each with its own personality, the inspiration for which was drawn during the owners' numerous travels. They sometimes reveal a mezzanine, sometimes a bathroom in the old dovecote, sometimes a dizzying height under the framework and always with great care taken in the layout. The vast garden, beautifully flowered and wooded, is divided into different levels. The paved front courtyard is welcoming and leads naturally to a first space which consists of a terrace in the shade of an arbor, surrounded by a proliferating vegetable garden. The second is dedicated to the heated swimming pool, a real place of conviviality. Finally, below, a final space offers an ideal playground. A full basement, outdoor parking spaces, a carport and several sheds complete this property. This remarkable mansion is undoubtedly the result of a successful renovation combining charm, refinement and respect for the soul of the place. Immediate access to all shops and educational establishments Bords de Loire less than 15 minutes on foot Gien train station 10 minutes on foot, Gien-Paris Bercy line in 1h30 Quick access to the A77 ENERGY CLASS: F CLIMATE CLASS: F Average amount estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR4,880 and EUR6,650 per year. Housing with excessive energy consumption. The law requires that the energy performance level of the property, currently class F / G, be included, from January 1, 2028, between class A and class E. Contact: Marion 06 31 34 53 34 RSAC: 893 317 388

Tucked in the Sologne region, famous for its natural forests and lakes, close to the wine lands of Sancerre, we present this superbly preserved château dating from the 15th century, a family property in the heart of a peaceful old village with small shops and a small church. The estate benefits from three points of access with intercoms, including a tree-lined driveway leading to the impeccable Louis XIII style courtyard. The beautiful façades provide varying frontages: a robust quadrangular tower with trellis patterned brickwork, an ornate pepper pot tower, a cylindrical tower with conical roof, and various elevations pierced with numerous glazed openings, arranged to maximize light penetration. Edged with dry moats, the château rises in the middle of a landscaped romantic wooded park, entirely enclosed and bordered by a sleepy canal at the bottom of the hill. Dominating the vast lawn, a monumental tri-centenary Lebanese cedar tree harmoniously echoes the extensive scale of the château. A seperate French landscaped garden is set out between the remarkable vegetable garden, flower beds and river-side path, revealing the different facades of the building as one advances along the promenade. The château consists of a central volume framed by two asymmetrical wings, including an open-air gallery, with three floor-levels over the cellar. One enters on the ground level through a transversal vestibule with a staircase to the left. A first reception room leads towards a historic dining room with its opulent sixteenth-century Flanders leather wall screens - extremely rare - decorated with pewter and painted in relief. Also on this level : a regency-style library with sumptuous carved wood paneling, a smoking room, and other reception rooms overlook the sunny south-facing terrace. Upstairs, the staircase opens onto a gallery serving six bedrooms with views overlooking the river, four bathrooms and a storage wing. The second floor, lit by several ornate dormer windows, offers a further series of bedrooms and bathrooms. The attic level is kept clear : a series of open spaces maintained in perfect condition. The traditional timber frame is renovated natural slate fixed with stainless steel and interrupted with charming dormer windows. The cellar level covers an original layout including an extraordinary ancient ice room (with interesting transformation potential), used formerly to preserve the hunt of the estate. Elsewhere in the basement there are other spaces : a wine cellar, a central-heating boiler and new large-capacity water heater to service the château. The 17-hectare estate is surrounded by various brick pavilions, including the caretaker's house 150 m², vast stables and the old bovine shelter with its Philibert Delorme roof, garages, as well as an elegant 350m² guest house with swimming pool and private garden. Modular spaces for events are equipped with lighting, toilets and food preparation space (conforming to professional standards). Ideal for weddings (with private path to the village church at 200m), rallies, seminars, film shoots. Possibility to open the castle to the public for guided tours of historical rooms, with seasonal accommodation for a guide and boutique space at the visitors' entrance to the estate. Listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments of France, the exceptional architecture of this château, its memorable proportions, French-beamed ceilings, large open fireplaces, parquet floors, woodwork and natural light all bring to life this cherished pearl of Louis XIII architecture. It is a rare and authentic property which inspires history and heritage enthusiasts. Renovation work up to date and in perfect condition. There is no vis-à-vis or nuisance.

Tucked in the Sologne region, famous for its natural forests and lakes, close to the wine lands of Sancerre, we present this superbly preserved château dating from the 15th century, a family property in the heart of a peaceful old village with small shops and a small church. The estate benefits from three points of access with intercoms, including a tree-lined driveway leading to the impeccable Louis XIII style courtyard. The beautiful façades provide varying frontages: a robust quadrangular tower with trellis patterned brickwork, an ornate pepper pot tower, a cylindrical tower with conical roof, and various elevations pierced with numerous glazed openings, arranged to maximize light penetration. Edged with dry moats, the château rises in the middle of a landscaped romantic wooded park, entirely enclosed and bordered by a sleepy canal at the bottom of the hill. Dominating the vast lawn, a monumental tri-centenary Lebanese cedar tree harmoniously echoes the extensive scale of the château. A seperate French landscaped garden is set out between the remarkable vegetable garden, flower beds and river-side path, revealing the different facades of the building as one advances along the promenade. The château consists of a central volume framed by two asymmetrical wings, including an open-air gallery, with three floor-levels over the cellar. One enters on the ground level through a transversal vestibule with a staircase to the left. A first reception room leads towards a historic dining room with its opulent sixteenth-century Flanders leather wall screens - extremely rare - decorated with pewter and painted in relief. Also on this level : a regency-style library with sumptuous carved wood paneling, a smoking room, and other reception rooms overlook the sunny south-facing terrace. Upstairs, the staircase opens onto a gallery serving six bedrooms with views overlooking the river, four bathrooms and a storage wing. The second floor, lit by several ornate dormer windows, offers a further series of bedrooms and bathrooms. The attic level is kept clear : a series of open spaces maintained in perfect condition. The traditional timber frame is renovated natural slate fixed with stainless steel and interrupted with charming dormer windows. The cellar level covers an original layout including an extraordinary ancient ice room (with interesting transformation potential), used formerly to preserve the hunt of the estate. Elsewhere in the basement there are other spaces : a wine cellar, a central-heating boiler and new large-capacity water heater to service the château. The 17-hectare estate is surrounded by various brick pavilions, including the caretaker's house 150 m², vast stables and the old bovine shelter with its Philibert Delorme roof, garages, as well as an elegant 350m² guest house with swimming pool and private garden. Modular spaces for events are equipped with lighting, toilets and food preparation space (conforming to professional standards). Ideal for weddings (with private path to the village church at 200m), rallies, seminars, film shoots. Possibility to open the castle to the public for guided tours of historical rooms, with seasonal accommodation for a guide and boutique space at the visitors' entrance to the estate. Listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments of France, the exceptional architecture of this château, its memorable proportions, French-beamed ceilings, large open fireplaces, parquet floors, woodwork and natural light all bring to life this cherished pearl of Louis XIII architecture. It is a rare and authentic property which inspires history and heritage enthusiasts. Renovation work up to date and in perfect condition. There is no vis-à-vis or nuisance.

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Welcome to our website! Here you'll find all the key information, professional photos, a dimensioned floor plan and a virtual visit to help you get started! Discover this beautiful architect-designed house in a quiet residential area of Gien, just a stone's throw from the town center and all its amenities. It welcomes you on one level with a spacious, bright living room opening onto the garden through large bay windows. The kitchen is recently fitted. The house features a first bedroom communicating with a shower room (shower and bath), separate toilet; on the other side, an office with washbasin area (could be converted into a bedroom), and a bedroom with its own bathroom and separate toilet. Entrance hall: separate toilet, laundry room and utility room (boiler room and electrical panel). The first floor comprises a large room with a variety of uses (games, lounge, sports room), leading to a bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet. The property also benefits from an outbuilding of approx. 50 m2, which could be used as a workshop or future independent dwelling. The well-treed garden features a heated swimming pool (10 x 5), protected by a motorized curtain and cover. A car port provides shelter for vehicles. The plot has two motorized gates. Benefits : - Pleasant, quiet setting - Surface area - Rental potential Please note - Property tax: 2610 € / year - Mains drainage Conventional consumption (kWhEP/m2.yr): 139 (C) Estimated emissions (kg CO2/m2.an) : 29 (D) Selling price: €370,000 inc. VAT (Fees payable by the seller) Delegated sale Interested in this property? To arrange a visit with us, simply book an appointment online at a time that suits you best. Find out more about this property with our 3D visit and book a viewing on our website abriculteurs.com. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr This property is not potentially affected by such a risk. This real estate listing has been drawn up under the editorial responsibility of Mrs Sandrine MORNET, EI, a real estate agent registered with the special register of commercial agents of the Orléans commercial court. SAS Abriculteurs immobilier with capital of €5,000.00, registered under SIREN number 837704584, whose legal representative is Mr Adrien Piot.

Detailed 100-page file by request. This remarkable ensemble is set between the Sologne, Sancerrois and Burgundy regions renowned for their historic landmarks and world-famous wines. It includes -A remarkable chateau dating originally from the 15th century and remodelled in the 17th century -Extensive outbuildings ideal for functions and guest accommodation -Elegant landscaped gardens based on original Renaissance plans -17 hectares of enclosed forest A majestic property with a remarkable architectural style, steeped in history and with great further potential. 1h50 from Paris by car, and with easy rail access.

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Barnes Propriétés et Châteaux offers you the opportunity to acquire this exceptional 15th century listed château with its vast outbuildings and 44 acres of parkland, garden and woods, on the borders of the Sologne, Sancerrois and Burgundy regions, just 2 hours south of Paris. This complete and harmonious property, in perfect condition, in the same family for more than 50 years, will seduce you with its majestic architecture, its refined decor, its human size, its authenticity and its remarkable site. Entirely built of brick and topped with a slate roof, the chateau originally had a quadrangular plan flanked by towers and an imposing keep still standing. After numerous alterations in the 17th and 19th centuries, the chateau now has a U-shaped layout framing a beautiful main courtyard preceded by two Louis XIII pavilions at the entrance. The building offers more than 2,000sqm of living space on several levels and with cellars underneath. The whole is distributed by 3 staircases including a superb wooden spiral staircase in the keep. The facades of the chateau are pierced with large openings (17th century works) offering a lot of interior luminosity. On the ground floor, a superb reception in enfilade comprising a large entrance hall, a large lounge, a small lounge, a large dining room, a library and a smoking room. The rooms have superb parquet floors and are decorated with warm Regency-style woodwork, beautiful fireplaces and French ceilings. The walls of the dining room are decorated with Cordovan leather from the 16th century, completely authentic and in good condition. On the upper floors, numerous rooms or suites follow one another and are distributed by large corridors. The chateau is accompanied by numerous outbuildings which are in the image of the property. They include a 350 m² guest house with swimming pool, a caretaker's house and vast reception room. A unique setting, free of nuisances, in an 44 acres estate combining English-style parklands, gardens, a vegetable garden and woods crossed by bridle paths. All of this is enhanced by a pond on the river bank. 25 min from Gien, 35 min from Sancerre and only 10 min from Aubigny-sur-Nère with all amenities. It is a real family property, but it also benefits from all the assets for an accommodation and/or reception activity. A detailed file will be sent on request. Property presented by Jan Erik Alderlieste +33 6 65 59 12 11

Between Sologne and Sancerrois, in the immediate vicinity of a tourist town, property in the heart of lush greenery and tranquility. The estate is made up of 4 main buildings around a square courtyard: 1/ A main house offering: On the ground floor, the entrance serves a living/dining room with fireplace as well as a living room that can be used as a library/office. An independent kitchen open to the terrace. A corridor leads to 3 bedrooms, a shower room, a WC and a laundry room. Upstairs, office/library landing leading to a large master suite equipped with a bathroom with WC. Two other bedrooms, dressing room or storage room as well as a bathroom with WC and washbasin complete this level. 2/ A guest house, completely renovated in 2003 with noble materials, offers on the ground floor two suites with terrace, upstairs, 3 spacious bedrooms with private bathrooms or showers. 3/ An independent reception room of approx. 110m2 completely renovated is equipped with a fitted kitchen and a WC. Attached, workshop and shed. 4/ A superb pyramidal barn of approx. 200m2, emblematic of the region, completes the whole. This area, perfectly maintained, is located in the heart of a wooded park of approx. 1.8 hectares with a traditional swimming pool heated by heat pump and secure. The layout of the spaces is idyllic to accommodate a large family or a tourist reception activity. 8 minutes from Aubigny sur Nère, all shops, 190km from Paris. Pour de plus amples informations, contactez Agence Demeures de Campagne. 18300 SANCERRE. Stéphanie JOYEUX - 06 60 92 98 47. S.A.S au capital de 7 500,00 euros SIRET 44296036500058. Siège Social : 9, place Saint-André - 18300 SancerreCarte Professionnelle sur Transactions no CPI 1801-2018-000 026 2165 - Délivrée par la CCI du CHER. Non perception de fonds. www.demeuresdecampagne.com

Dare the change of scenery! Between Sologne and Sancerrois and only 2 hours from Paris, this atypical style villa is located 8 minutes walk from the historic center of Aubigny-sur-Nère, commonly called 'Pays des Écossais' or 'cité des Stuarts', because of its historical relationship with Scotland. Scotland is evident here at every corner; from the Château des Stuarts, which became the Town Hall, to this unique set of half-timbered houses, passing through these Franco-Scottish festivals, during which the male gent dons kilts to parade to the sound of bagpipes. Bathed in light, this beautiful villa is spread over three levels. The ground floor is composed of a spacious entrance serving a living room with double access to the kitchen, itself equipped with a magnificent cooking range. A dining room of 28 sqm as well as an office and a bathroom complete this level. A beautiful solid wood staircase leads to the first floor consisting of a large landing serving four beautiful bedrooms all with their private bathroom. This same staircase provides access to the second floor consisting of three bedrooms and a bathroom. In the garden, in addition to an above-ground swimming pool, an annex whose ground floor has been fitted out to accommodate seminars, meetings and cooking workshops. The floor of this annex has meanwhile been converted into independent accommodation of approximately 47 sqm with its fitted and equipped kitchen, its living room, its bedroom and its bathroom. Sumptuous woodwork, solid oak floors in herringbone pattern, Sicilian marble fireplaces, cabochon tiles and bow windows make this place an exceptional place in the heart of a small town full of character. Schools and shops 700 meters away. Close to many main roads: A10: Paris-Bordeaux (Lamotte Beuvron exit) A77: Paris-Auxerre (Gien exit) RN 7: for access to the A6 SNCF station shuttle: regular line Aubigny / Gien (SNCF station) CLASSE ENERGY: D CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices as of January 1, 2021 (including subscriptions): between EUR5,380 and EUR7,340. Contact: Karine 06 33 32 12 98 - RSAC: 913 614 426 Blois

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Beautiful volumes for this late 18th century family home on 8000m2 of parkland, with swimming pool and outbuildings. 15 minutes from Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye, in a classic and authentic style, this bright building of 346m2, located in the heart of a wooded park with open views of the countryside, offers: through entrance serving on the left, spacious kitchen furnished, with fireplace. On the right, living room with fireplace. Two bedrooms on one level with their bathrooms and toilets. A room with stone floor and fireplace, which could be used as an office, leads upstairs. This level is laid out around a beautiful living room/games room with shower room and WC, 4 bedrooms, another bathroom and WC. Attic insulated over the entire surface. For comfort, all double-glazed frames, low-consumption fuel boiler from 2019, roof in small artisanal tiles from 2018, renovation of the facades (lime plaster) and earthworks in 2019, kitchen and renovation of the paintings of the rooms in 2020, electricity to standards (without anomaly). The owners have enhanced the building, while preserving the authenticity of the place: stone fireplaces, oak parquet floors, stones or terracotta tiles, beams and woodwork for a harmonious whole. Broadband internet fiber.

A country house with an orchard, an 18th-century dovecote and bucolic grounds, nestled in Burgundy, two hours from Paris. Two stone pillars mark the property’s entrance. A track leads up to an old farm building made of stone with a tiled roof. When you reach it, you see a complex of buildings arranged around a courtyard that is partly grassed and partly gravelled for vehicles to park on it: a house faces west, a lower building adjoins the house, a large barn stands on the court’s north side, and a dovecote and swimming pool lie on the south side. The dovecote is capped with a hipped roof crowned with finials, as is the house. All the roofs are covered with flat Burgundy tiles. The house has two hipped dormers on its roof. The quoins and door and window surrounds are made of dressed stone left exposed. In the lower building that extends the house on one side, a covered passageway leads to a vast garden behind it. Trees of different species tower here. The garden offers a sweeping view of the hills and the rooftops of the old village nearby. Back in the courtyard, beside the swimming pool, stone steps lead down to an orchard enclosed with dry-stone walls.

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