Luxury real estate for sale Chauchailles, France

Stunning stone property of 400 m2 of living space with unparalleled views and no overlooking neighbors on approximately 8500 m2 of land with a lovely stream running through it, 15 minutes from the village of Saint Chély d'Apcher (Lozère) and the highway, offering very nice features after a complete and quality renovation. The property includes: 5 large bedrooms with bathrooms, carefully furnished and decorated, suitable for use as guest rooms. Underfloor heating, pellet stove. 1 large living room with a wood stove, 1 equipped kitchen designed for hosting, relaxing, and dining with guests. 2 additional bedrooms with a shared shower room, 1 office overlooking the garden and terrace with a separate kitchen, laundry room, storage. Covered outdoor parking, 2 large terraces, including one covered, and one with a setup suitable for a vegetable garden, meadow, or chicken coop. This property is sold furnished and fully equipped and can retain its use as a guest house. A real favorite, a must-see if you are looking for an authentic charming residence offering quality amenities in a quiet environment. www.3gimmobilier.com/malige Fees payable by the seller Your commercial agent 3G IMMO on-site EI - Jean-Jacques MALIGE Registered at the RSAC of MENDE 378 445 506, Tel: 06 08 61 64 71, 3gimmo site: https://archive.3gimmo.com/malige According to Article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, a form of identification will be required for the organization of the visit. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

LOZERE - LE MALZIEU-VILLE In an enchanting location, exceptional property with 650 m² of living space, 20 main rooms and a rich past. The main entrance is in the village. There is also a discreet access via the garage leading to a peaceful walled park. The ground floor of 200 m²: a stone-paved corridor leading to an elegant living room with a fireplace, a functional kitchen, a wood-panelled lounge, a covered patio leading to a tower with a spiral staircase, a dining room and vaulted cellars. The two main rooms open onto two sheltered, walled courtyards. The second floor of 200 m²: a corridor around the patio leading to some bedrooms, bathrooms, a study with a fireplace, a laundry room, a small library and modern conveniences. The second floor of 200 m²: intimate space linked by a corridor around the patio, creating a sanctuary of tranquility with some bedrooms, bathrooms and a library. The third floor: fascinating attic, providing the possibility of creating three additional bedrooms, with the framework and the roof redone in 2015, preserving the historic character. Currently boasting 12 bedrooms, including a majestic one of 35 m², five restored bathrooms, and separate toilets on each level, this property also includes a medieval tower with a covered walkway leading to a 65 m² library-office, in a separate building. A perfect blend of historic charm and modern conveniences. Ideal location for a family life combined with a tourist activity (bed & breakfast, shops). Energy class: N/A Climate class: N/A Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

LOZERE - LE-MALZIEU-VILLE Nestled in the heart of the Margeride Massif, this former farmhouse has been carefully restored, combining traditional charm with modern comforts. With its refined, authentic interior design, this 340 m² house comprises around 10 rooms with different layouts to suit different lifestyles. Whether as a primary or secondary residence, or as a guest house, the property boasts beautiful, light-filled spaces. With its southern exposure, the sunny terrace is ideal for enjoying the soothing mountain setting and the distant view of the surrounding countryside. The 8500 m² fenced garden will easily accommodate your pets, in complete safety. A perfect place to escape your busy life! Selling price : 845 000 euros Fees at seller's expense Energy class : D Climate class : B Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 3,800 and 5,200 euros per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This château, classified as a Historical Monument, embodies the elegance of a bygone era while offering numerous possibilities for the future. Built in the 18th century, it has been partially restored, including its exteriors and some of its main structures, allowing for the preservation of remarkable architectural elements such as moldings, period fireplaces, and parquet flooring, while laying the groundwork for a future interior renovation. With 900 m² of living space, the château comprises 15 rooms, including 10 bedrooms, spread over 3 levels. The completed renovations highlight the architectural beauty of the residence, while the interior remains to be adapted to the needs of future buyers. The planned renovations include the installation of a modern heating system, insulation, and the layout of living spaces: kitchen, bathrooms, and sanitary facilities. The estate features a majestic main house, enriched over the centuries, as well as extensive outbuildings of 300 m². The entire property spans over 3.5 hectares, offering many possibilities for family or professional projects. A small independent chapel is also located in an annex, adding a spiritual and historical touch to this exceptional site. This property is ideal for creating a family home, a prestigious second residence, or for developing a tourist activity, such as guest rooms or a charming gîte. Its classification as a Historical Monument allows for tax benefits for restoration work, a significant advantage for realizing this ambitious project. Located at the gateway to the vast spaces of Aubrac, the château enjoys a peaceful environment while being close to amenities. The region, renowned for its outdoor activities and gastronomy, will delight nature and history enthusiasts. A unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional property, rich in history and character, with great potential for various projects.

A listed castle and its formal French garden surrounded by 5 ha of grounds in a town of art and history in the Cantal region. The property is accessed via a pleasant, tree-lined village road. The castle and the surrounding buildings are of volcanic stone, forming a remarkable ensemble. The property is walled on the village side, and therefore hidden from prying eyes. Some architectural and natural elements can be made out from a distance, such as the squinch turret on the main house and the tall trees. The castle borders the perimeter wall of the property. A formal French garden stretches out in front, like a carpet of greenery. The tennis court to the east of the castle and the swimming pool to the west are protected from view by groves of trees. The parklands, which extend over more than 5 hectares next to the chateau, include magnificent trees and beautiful coniferous species.

A fortified castle, entirely renovated and perched on a rocky overhang, near Saint-Flour in the Cantal department. Located on a rocky spur nearly 30 metres above a village since the 12th or 13th centuries, the chateau de Sailhant overlooks a rolling landscape, alternating between pastures and wooded areas. The edifice embraces the triangular shape of its promontory, in the centre of which a garden and a rose garden were created. Although the first mention of the site appears as soon as the year 1000, the initial stone construction was erected in the 12th century in order to replace a wooden structure once located where the current keep stands today. Archival records reveal the structural changes that have been made since the 14th century according to the needs of the moment – mostly defensive during the Hundred Years War and later more aesthetic – by the successive occupying families. The last restoration operation, conducted since the late 1990s until today, made it possible to simultaneously conserve the entire chateau as well as completely reconfigure its interior. On the property’s northern edge, the monument’s long and slightly curved silhouette, topped with a flagstone roof and framed by six towers with slate roofs, face a keep, which encloses the esplanade, itself surrounded by tall ashlar stone walls built directly on the rock. At the base of the basalt hill that supports the bastion, the village’s few houses are grouped between a river and a small B-road, which leads to the chateau. The property also includes several parcels of meadows and woods located outside its enclosure wall as well as a waterfall and a natural lake.