Luxury real estate for sale Marvejols, France

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On the edge of the southern Ardèche, a large property in a protected agricultural zone, near BARJAC and not far from UZES. Set in 6 ha of land, 5 ha of which is enclosed, the house offers more than 215 m² of living space, divided between the main house with 5 bedrooms, a lounge with fireplace, two shower rooms and the independent gîte. The property also features a number of outbuildings, including a 105 m² garage, a 50 m² boiler room/workshop and a 45 m² awning. Heating by a recent Okofen pellet-fired boiler. A spring feeds the house from the extensive grounds, making it independent. There is also mains water. Important point: a 1500 m² pond, with an average depth of 2.50 m, is permanently filled and can be used for agricultural or leisure purposes. Several local species decorate the exterior.

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Lozère, in the heart of the Cévennes National Park, paradise for outdoor activities, in an exceptional natural setting classified as a UNESCO world heritage site. 17th century abbey completely renovated (under the directive of the architects Batiments de France) The whole is structured around central terraces seducing you with their intimacy. The property has a 'main' part of type T3 : Separate equipped kitchen, Living room opening onto terrace, 2 spacious bedrooms, laundry room, bathroom, toilet. Dining room / reception (60m2) with fireplace, 'Cathedral' frame, breathtaking view. p> Dining room, 3 charming Suites, Gites for 4 people, outbuildings, cellars.... All communicating, and with independent access, already functional for tourist reception. 3 paved terraces with Finnish baths and outbuildings to be converted as desired: Bar, Catering, Gite, Sauna, Jaccuzzi.... Land of approximately 4,000m2. Exceptional environment close to the most beautiful villages in France, sheltered from nuisances, close to basic necessities. A75 motorway (35Kms) SNCF station / Aerodrome: 35Kms. Photos / Video on contact. This property is entrusted to us by the sellers, it is therefore essential to contact us for any additional information and visit. Contact: Guillaume Vignes Swixim International Cévennes 06 47 43 52 94

LOZERE - SAINT-CHELY-D'APCHER This holiday village with its chalets, situated a few minutes from the A75, is ideal for a couple wishing to start a business. Currently, about twenty chalets are being run. The bar and restaurant part of the business is not currently used and could provide a considerable additional income. Parts of the land could be used to add more chalets or to build a staff house. From a technical point of view this business is easy to manage. Major investments have been made : the asphalt and the swimming pool shelter. Mains drainage. No major work required. 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

The old holiday atmosphere of a former hotel on Aubrac plateau. The village, a landmark amongst the undulating vastness, is on the edge of the plateau at an altitude of 1,300 m. Established in the 12th century with the founding of a monastic hospital, the village became a fashionable tourist destination at the end of the 19th century, where visitors came, not to take the water, but to take whey. Six large hotels were built there, just prior to 1900, accompanied by the expansion of the sanatorium. This old hotel, constructed in 1890 on the outskirts of the village, extends alongside the secondary road, from which it is separated by a small garden. Transformed to accommodate children’s holiday camps in the 1960’s, it still has the architectural characteristics of its original vocation. Some 30 metres long, its facade contains 35 rectangular openings over three levels. The roof, covered with lauze shale stone slabs, features dormers and skylights. The interior spaces comprise one impressively large room and, upstairs, two flats and seven bedrooms. It is extended by a converted barn adjoining the gable which bears witness to the raising of animals on the land. The two buildings, with their rendered stone walls, are linked via a vestibule topped with a terrace. The Way of Saint James, which takes the road to Espalion on the outskirts of the village, runs alongside the main facade. Behind the building, below a knoll planted with tall deciduous trees, the land offers an area that could be developed and a cabin, suspended amongst the branches of a tree. A grassy terrace extending the barn lets residents take advantage of an immense panoramic view. When the weather is good, the Cantal Mountain range can be seen on the horizon and, when it is clear, it is also possible to glimpse that of the Pyrenees beyond.