luxury real estate for sale Ruages, France

Property dating from 1740, with a lot of charm in a quiet hamlet south of Vezelay and north of the Morvan regional park. 4 bedrooms in the main house, 4 bedrooms in the annex and several outbuildings. Enclosed garden. All ready to live in and use. Two 18th century stone houses on a 717 m2 plot in the centre of this hamlet. The dovecote dates from 1740 - date engraved in the stone on the window The main house comprises: on the ground floor, an entrance hall, a reception room, two lounges, a dining room, kitchen and WC. In the reception room the facade of a magnificent old original professional bread oven remains as decoration. On the first floor 2 bedrooms - a large suite with dressing room and bathroom - then a study room. WC. On the second floor: two bedrooms with toilet (shower sink). Original materials - no plastic windows, they are all wood with double glazing; original custom made doors also wood; very tastefully decorated. The second house (annex) has an entrance hall, living room, kitchenette and four bedrooms, three with their own bathroom or shower room and WC - and one small one with WC and washbasin. In this annex building there is also a barn of 45m2. A stable with boiler room and laundry/storage room. Garage of 35m2. The grounds are very well laid out - a large courtyard with lots of flowers and fruit trees and to the rear a garden full of flowers, trees and shrubs, very neat.

A restored 17th-century chateau with outbuildings, a garden, a swimming pool, a secondary dwelling and one hectare of grounds in Burgundy, France. You reach the chateau via a straight driveway lined with linden trees. Wrought-iron gates – once a carriage entrance and a pedestrian entrance – lead into the chateau’s inner courtyard. The large gate is an electric gate. The main section of the edifice is plain in style. It is rectangular and has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. On the garden side, the main section is extended with two square corner towers. There are many annexes around the court, including a secondary dwelling that adjoins the chateau’s north side. The two dwellings are made of rubble stone with rendering and ashlar quoins and window surrounds. Hipped roofs of flat Burgundy tiles crown the two houses. The chateau’s roof has dormers with triangular pediments, brick chimney stacks and terracotta finials. On the north side, the court is edged with a large building of annexes. Opposite it, there are various storerooms and a large stone well. The back of the chateau looks out at the grounds and a dovecote.

15th, 16th and 19th century castle with outbuildings on approx. 25ha of land Between river and canal, perfectly preserved from any nuisance in its green setting, this property is located less than 5 minutes from a town with all amenities of around 1600 inhabitants. It extends on a little over 25ha including the park of the Château, a small wooded area and around 22ha of farmland. The Château of approximately 850m² of living space on 3 levels comprises 28 rooms including 14 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. There are still many original elements despite a comfort restoration between 1992 and 2005. A caretaker's house of around 75m² with 2 bedrooms, a barn, an ISMH registered dovecote and a swimming pool adorn this property. Sole agent. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Farmhouse at the gates of Morvan – Unobstructed view and absolute calmLocated just 15 minutes from Corbigny, this character property offers a peaceful living environment in the heart of the countryside, at the gates of the Morvan Regional Natural Park.Set on a plot of 3936 m², the property consists of a main house, an annex, and numerous outbuildings: barns, stables, workshop, dovecote, a 90 m² convertible attic, as well as a cellar with a boiler room.The main house offers a living space of 182 m². On the ground floor: entrance, kitchen, living room opening onto the dining room, office, laundry room, and WC. On the first floor: four bedrooms, a shower room, and a WC.Two fireplaces are currently operational, bringing a warm atmosphere to the property.The environment is particularly pleasant, with an unobstructed view of the surrounding countryside and absolute tranquility.Renovations are to be expected to fully exploit the potential of this property, which would be perfectly suited for a primary residence, secondary home, or tourist project.This description has been automatically translated from French.

EXCLUSIVITY - A 7.25-hectare vineyard, of which 6.14 hectares are planted with vines, producing wines under the IGP Coteaux de Tannay label, with the grape varieties Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Melon. The production buildings are located in the heart of the village of Tannay. They include a winery that was renovated in the 2010s, fully insulated and air-conditioned, three vaulted cellars in need of renovation, a sales shop, and a 130-square-meter residence with three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen. The land extends beyond the house. A shed for storing cultivation equipment is located near the vineyards. The agricultural tools are specifically designed for the cultivated area, while the winemaking, aging, bottling, and labeling equipment are new and of high quality. All of the production is sold in bottles, to a local clientele (direct sales at the shop), restaurants, and wholesalers. The operating company generates substantial profits due to its high profitability.

Discover a page of history in Tannay, at the heart of an old coaching inn transformed into a majestic property of 445 m², offering a perfect blend of old-world charm and modern potential. This historic residence, formerly a hotel-restaurant, proudly stands with its 11 spacious rooms. With a swimming pool to enhance your summer days, this furnished property awaits your personal touch to revive its splendor. Although it requires refreshing, its potential is immense. Imagine the possibilities: a grand family home, a charming boutique hotel, or even a gourmet restaurant due to its bar, dining room, and professional kitchen. The 12 bathrooms and the pool add to the comfort and appeal of this unique place. Located just 100 meters from the Tannay Place de l'Église bus stop (line P85), and a stone's throw from the Flez-Cuzy-Tannay train station, this property is perfectly connected. Additionally, it is in close proximity to shops (BAR/PMU, SUPER U, bakery), school, health center, and Parc Lallier, not to mention the surrounding forests for nature lovers. A unique opportunity for those looking to invest in a place with a rich past and a promising future. Property offered by Maxence DUMEZ EI, commercial agent (RSAC 919600635)This description has been automatically translated from French.

Beautiful real estate complex with 2 houses and outbuildings. Near Vézelay, in Burgundy, 30 minutes from an exit from the A6, charming property, entirely tastefully restored in the old style, composed of a main house of 139m² and a guest house of 88m², each offering 4 bedrooms. The village is quiet, with beautiful wash houses and a hilly view. Many original elements for the main house, which bring authenticity, charm and warmth: tower dating from 1740 covered with Burgundian tiles, old tiles, French ceilings, exposed cut stone walls, old Burgundy stone fireplace. The guest house, made of stone and slate roof, provides well-equipped extra accommodation. The outbuildings have great potential on one level (112m² on the ground), thanks to the barn and the garage, the latter already being equipped with electricity and water. The tree-lined courtyard and the flower-filled garden are decorated with an orchard. Although the extent of the land is not large (720m²), their meticulous maintenance brings a lot of charm to the eye and it is good to relax there. A water well completes the property. Excellent condition: Roofs redone. Double-glazed wooden frames. Recent electricity. 7 toilets. Additional shops 5 minutes away, numerous shops 12 and 15km away. Very calm. None overlooked. No nuisance.

Discover Château Margelain, a sumptuous 17th-century property located 20 minutes from Vezelay.Benefiting from a superb renovation by its current owners, it harmoniously combines the charm of ancient materials with modern comfort. With its 450 m² of living space, Château Margelain offers spacious living areas, 8 large bedrooms, and 4 bathrooms, ideal for entertaining family and friends.The history of the château has been carefully preserved, highlighting many ancient elements such as tile floors, majestic fireplaces, and wrought iron details that enhance the authenticity of the place.Nestled in a 1-hectare park, the château is complemented by a swimming pool and a pond, perfect for relaxing and enjoying sunny days. Its dominant position offers a privileged environment and an unobstructed view of the surrounding countryside.A set of outbuildings, including a barn of over 300 m² and an annex of 127 m², gives this property great versatility, suitable for various projects.Don't miss this unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional property combining history and comfort.Presentation file and video available upon request.PRICE1,450,000 euros agency fees included1,394,230 euros fees excludedAgency fees of 4% including tax to be paid by the buyer.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Just 2 hours from Paris via the A6 motorway and 15 km from the village of Vézelay, this property sits on over 7 hectares of land adorned with ancient trees and surrounded by steep wooded hills guaranteeing its privacy. A residence of both great elegance and subtle discretion, it is composed of two main buildings: the Grande Maison and the Pavillon. A large central square welcomes visitors and leads to the main courtyard, decorated with a small fountain, which separates the two houses. The Grande Maison includes all the main living areas, as well as four magnificent suites housing a total of eight bedrooms, each with a different colour. The most iconic rooms include: - the dining room, with its sideboard for carving hunting trophies, its immense fireplace for roasting them and its banquet table for serving them; - the music room, reflected in the water of the lake, which has retained its majestic piano for private concerts; - the writing room, all in woodwork and boasting a view of the grounds and the waterways; - and the library, situated in the tower and presenting a solid oak mezzanine affording aerial views of the main courtyard. The interior of the Grande Maison honours the great Burgundian architectural and decorative traditions: Burgundy flagstones decorated with cabochons in the reception rooms, cut stone fireplaces, sculpted oak bays, Puisaye pottery and the omnipresent symbol of the scallop shell, testament to pilgrimages to Vezelay and Compostela. Opposite the Grande Maison is the Pavilion, a cosy independent dwelling including a large living room, three bedrooms (including one in a tower), and a south-facing dining terrace. In the immediate vicinity of the main house, you will also find: - an artist's studio that once served as a painting and sculpture workshop (some of the sculptures, such as the Lady of the Lake, are still present in the house); two large stables from which to explore the surrounding hills, which are covered in trees and full of game. Beyond the character of this large residence, one can also hear the trickling of the river and its waterfalls, the main fountain and the Serpentine, which flows over the granite pebbles of its mossy bed. Herons and wild ducks still frequent the house and fish in its fish-filled waterways. The Gouffre has a depth of 3 metres, allowing for refreshing swimming all summer long. The garden has been designed for outdoor living and to take advantage of the magnificent light in each season. The large field is ideal for making bonfires at sunset while savouring the delicious appetizers and wines of the surrounding valleys. Vézelay and its Colline Eternelle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is only a few kilometres away. At Le Moulinot, there are many things that remain to be discovered, but just as many are yet to be invented.

Just 2 hours from Paris via the A6 motorway and 15 km from the village of Vézelay, this property sits on over 7 hectares of land adorned with ancient trees and surrounded by steep wooded hills guaranteeing its privacy. A residence of both great elegance and subtle discretion, it is composed of two main buildings: the Grande Maison and the Pavillon. A large central square welcomes visitors and leads to the main courtyard, decorated with a small fountain, which separates the two houses. The Grande Maison includes all the main living areas, as well as four magnificent suites housing a total of eight bedrooms, each with a different colour. The most iconic rooms include: - the dining room, with its sideboard for carving hunting trophies, its immense fireplace for roasting them and its banquet table for serving them; - the music room, reflected in the water of the lake, which has retained its majestic piano for private concerts; - the writing room, all in woodwork and boasting a view of the grounds and the waterways; - and the library, situated in the tower and presenting a solid oak mezzanine affording aerial views of the main courtyard. The interior of the Grande Maison honours the great Burgundian architectural and decorative traditions: Burgundy flagstones decorated with cabochons in the reception rooms, cut stone fireplaces, sculpted oak bays, Puisaye pottery and the omnipresent symbol of the scallop shell, testament to pilgrimages to Vezelay and Compostela. Opposite the Grande Maison is the Pavilion, a cosy independent dwelling including a large living room, three bedrooms (including one in a tower), and a south-facing dining terrace. In the immediate vicinity of the main house, you will also find: - an artist's studio that once served as a painting and sculpture workshop (some of the sculptures, such as the Lady of the Lake, are still present in the house); two large stables from which to explore the surrounding hills, which are covered in trees and full of game. Beyond the character of this large residence, one can also hear the trickling of the river and its waterfalls, the main fountain and the Serpentine, which flows over the granite pebbles of its mossy bed. Herons and wild ducks still frequent the house and fish in its fish-filled waterways. The Gouffre has a depth of 3 metres, allowing for refreshing swimming all summer long. The garden has been designed for outdoor living and to take advantage of the magnificent light in each season. The large field is ideal for making bonfires at sunset while savouring the delicious appetizers and wines of the surrounding valleys. Vézelay and its Colline Eternelle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is only a few kilometres away. At Le Moulinot, there are many things that remain to be discovered, but just as many are yet to be invented.

Located in the heart of Vézelay, a magnificent townmansion dating from the 15th century. Steeped in history, with listed facades, a tower and its tree-lined landscaped garden offering a sumptuous view of the countryside. Perfectly restored with high quality materials, it has retained all its period charm and authenticity and offers a spacious interior. With a surface area of approximately 300 sq.m spread over four levels, it consists of an entrance opening onto a fully equipped kitchen with external access onto a courtyard, plus a guest WC, a majestic reception room with fireplace, access to the upper floors and the vaulted cellars via a delightful staircase. Upstairs, you will find a Burgundian gallery connecting the second building, a large landing or antechamber with WC, three sumptuous bedrooms including two bedrooms with fireplaces, a contemporary shower room with toilet. On the top floor, there is a large attic with its majestic open beams in perfect condition. At the end of the courtyard, a lovely guest house presents 100 sq.m including a reception room, a contemporary staircase, a fireplace, a bread oven and an old stone sink. Upstairs, a large bedroom with fireplace adjoining the mansion via the Bourguignonne gallery, plus a contemporary shower room with toilet, dressing room and utility room. A superb basement on the ground floor is composed of four vaulted cellars which can be converted, served by the interior spiral staircase and benefiting from access to the gardens. It all overlooks an internal stone courtyard with relaxation and dining areas. An external gallery gives access to the street and to a delightful tree-lined and landscaped garden offering a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside. An exceptional property in an idyllic setting.

Located in the heart of the village of Vézelay, this property consists of two houses. Both overlook a small inner courtyard where there is a workshop and a well. Each house has its own cellar.The first house consists of: On the ground floor: A kitchen with access to the inner courtyard, living room. On the first floor: Two bedrooms, one with a bathroom, WC. On the second floor: Attic that can be converted.At the end of the courtyard is the second dwelling with exposed stones, which consists of: A kitchen and a corridor leading to the living room, shower room, and WC.We access the first floor via a beautiful stone staircase where there are two bedrooms, one in a row, WC.Cellars, Garage, OutbuildingFuel heating, Connected to the mains sewageRenovation work required.This description has been automatically translated from French.

SPLENDID CASTLE AVALLON REGION Treat yourself to a journey back in time by discovering a treasure combining old-world charm and modern comfort. This castle, former property of a local lord, is a true architectural pearl. Built between the 17th and 19th centuries, this manor offers 440 m² of living space spread over eleven rooms, completely and tastefully renovated. Its large landscaped park, decorated with a swimming pool and numerous annexes, harmoniously completes this exceptional property, ideal for hosting various life projects. NOTICE FROM THE AGENCY: This exceptional property, one of a kind, is ideal for investors seeking authenticity and tranquility. Thanks to its multiple rooms and annexes, this property represents a perfect opportunity for large families, welcoming guests, or those wishing to launch into the B&B business. Charles RIEME (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 752 587 550

A grand 18th-century house with tree-dotted grounds, nestled in a village in Burgundy, two hours from Paris. Many old houses, some with adjoining towers, edge the narrow streets of the quaint village. The grand 18th-century house stands in the village’s lower area, opposite the church. A wall that encloses the property gives the home absolute privacy. Two large stone pillars flank a double gate with spiked railings that leads into an inner court where a few vehicles can be parked. A pedestrian door beside this double gate opens onto a stone path that leads to a double flight of front steps in the middle of the main facade. This double flight of front steps leads up to the grand house’s main entrance. The edifice has a ground floor, a first floor, a second floor and a loft. It is crowned with a hipped roof of flat Burgundy tiles that has been renovated. This roof is punctuated with hipped dormers. Two finials rise up from it. The elevations are lime-rendered in a way that leaves their stonework slightly exposed. On the first and second floors, two windows in the facade and rear elevation are positioned symmetrically around a central bay made up of an entrance door on the first floor and French windows on the second floor that open onto a small balcony with a finely crafted balustrade. The big windows with large panes are fitted with wooden shutters. A building that is lower in height adjoins the main house. This building has a ground floor, a first floor and a loft and it is made of the same materials as the main house. It is punctuated with many windows, which herald a bright interior. Like the main house, it is crowned with a hipped roof of flat Burgundy tiles that has been renovated. At the front, this roof has three wall dormers. At the back, it has three hipped dormers. Tall horse chestnuts tower in the middle of the court, which features two wells in working order and a majestic walnut tree that is several centuries old. Behind the grand house, there are walled grounds dotted with trees. In the middle of this parkland there are several benches where you can sit to admire the natural surroundings. Medici vases also adorn the grounds. And there is a third well in working order, hidden among box shrubs. Like its age-old trees, this property has a long history and a unique story. Indeed, Jules Jaluzot once lived here. Jules Jaluzot was a remarkable man and a charismatic socialite. He was a larger-than-life figure of the late 19th century and early 20th century. Jaluzot was at once a businessman, a politician and a press baron. He was self-taught in many fields. Above all, he is known for having founded the famous French department store ‘Printemps’ in Paris. Furthermore, Jaluzot was married to an actress who was a member of the Comédie-Française, France’s prestigious theatre company. The couple would frequent Parisian salons.

A country house with a swimming pool, a guesthouse and a lake, nestled in bucolic grounds that cover thirty hectares, in a hamlet in France’s Nièvre department. The hamlet is a short distance from the local village. It includes a farm and this property. The large country house and the adjacent guesthouse come into view as soon as you step through the property’s main gate. This gate is flanked with pillars bearing heraldic arms. On these pillars, you can read the inscription ‘MDCCCLVI’ (1856). The two buildings stand around a lawn adorned with majestic lime trees. The main dwelling is on the north side. The other house is on the east side. A farm building lies in line with the main house. On the south side, a canal separates this area of buildings from the grounds. A discreet bridge leads onto a track lined with age-old plane trees. A stream snakes through wetlands that lead to a wooded hillside of deciduous trees and conifers. Several paths offer bucolic walks. On the west side, beyond a gate that takes you onto a conifer-lined track, there is a vegetable patch with a greenhouse, a swimming pool with a pool house, and an orchard. They lead to a vast meadow. Beyond this meadow there is a lake that covers more than four hectares. It lies at the bottom of a small valley. The property is entirely enclosed. The whole place is an oasis of calm.

CLAMECY-Central historic town, 19th-century mansion with elevator and accessible PMR for investment or primary residence, 3 bourgeois-style apartments including 1 on the ground floor with adjoining garden, large garage, and spacious convertible attic. 2nd apartment of 100 m2 with balcony, 3rd apartment with 2 rooms featuring moldings, fireplaces, and herringbone parquet, convertible attic accessible by elevator, numerous cellars, and medieval remnants. Sale possible in SCI shares with reduced deed fees!This description has been automatically translated from French.

Recently restored by the book by renowned architects while preserving and highlighting its rich historical past, this sumptuous ensemble is today as close as possible to its original architectural form. Some living areas have been fitted by the current owner, a textile designer and publisher, to offer extensive accommodation, while work on other parts of the ensemble such as the chapel, the barns and the refectory remains to complete. Set on the edge of the forest and the Nivernais canal, the grounds are perfectly maintained and feature a delightful medieval garden known as a “Jardin des Simples” which boasts a multitude of medicinal plants and herbs, as well as rare varieties of fruit trees.

In a magnificent setting, surrounded by a park and featuring a garden with a swimming pool, this property on three levels offers 330 m² of living space, with outbuildings, garages, and cellars. It is surrounded by a stone wall, right in the heart of the city. Just 2.5 hours from Paris, 1.5 hours from Bourges, Dijon, and the Morvan Natural Park, you are in the center of France, far from the vagaries of the weather. Energy Performance Certificate: E/E Price including tax: €900,000 (Net selling price: €857,143 - 4.99% fees) Property presented by Marie Provotelle: +33 (0)6.86.92.67.77 - [email protected]. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

An 18th-century stone house, its patio, enclosed garden and swimming pool in the centre of a historical Burgundy village, two hours from Paris. Many old dwellings line the streets of this village, including this 18th-century stone house whose carriage door opens onto a half-timbered covered area with a stone flag ground that once housed horse-drawn carriages. This space directly leads to the garden enclosed by high walls in which several niches were created. A gravel path borders a lawn accentuated by a row of rosebushes, which face a portion of the dwelling and outbuildings. The house, entirely built over a basement level, has two storeys. The façade is punctuated by many arched “wolf’s jaw and sheep’s head” wood-framed windows typical of the 18th century, which are protected by pearl grey wooden shutters on the ground floor, while upstairs, they are fitted with louvred shutters and finely sculpted guardrails. A few stone steps lead to the double wooden front door crowned with a glazed fanlight decorated with finely crafted ironwork. Nearby, a very old carriage door provides access to the property for vehicles. The house’s back façade faces the garden and the garage’s large arched entrance. On this side, the ground floor communicates directly with the patio via tall French doors, while a polygonal entrance, entirely glazed, provides access to the garden. Lastly, a perpendicular wing with large arched small-paned windows extends on from the main building. Wisteria festoons the façades with a dash of colour, while a few steps lead to an upper patio covered in Burgundy stone, which runs along the house and reveals plunging perspectives of the garden and a view reaching all the way to the countryside and its hills. The perpendicular extension is accessible via a stone staircase, which leads inside or to the garden. At the end of the latter, a guardrail reveals a vertiginous view of the village, while a second entrance, protected by grapevines, provides direct access to the small streets below via a stone staircase. On the garden side, a heated swimming pool is located in an interior courtyard. Nearby, a staircase leads directly to the kitchen.