luxury real estate for sale Bourbon-Lancy, France

In the heart of the Besbre Valley, 10 minutes from the Pal amusement park, an entirely renovated old presbytery in the heart of a lovely walled parish garden of 2291 m². Built in 1882, this building includes a main residence and a communicating annex. The residence comprises an entrance hall with a beautiful oak staircase, a traversing living room (30.00 m²) with a fireplace and a pellet stove, a fitted kitchen (14.50 m²), and an office. Upstairs, there are three large bedrooms (15.30, 16.20, and 21.00 m²), a small library, and a TV lounge (19.00 m²). On the second floor: a large attic of 60 m² on the ground can allow an extension of the area into the attic. The annex includes an entrance hall, 3 main rooms, and a small room. It could be converted into an independent unit that is very easy to rent during the tourist season. The property also includes 2 vaulted cellars under the residences and outbuildings including a large garage-workshop with an attic above, chicken coops, an old bread oven, and a carport. The whole is in very good condition. This property would be ideal for a family home with a second unit that can accommodate an independent member or generate income by renting it to tourists at the Pal. Price: 270,000 * *Including 8% VAT fees payable by the buyer calculated on the basis of the seller's net price. Price excluding fees: 250,000. - Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use: Between €4,170 and €5,710 per year. Average energy prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 (subscription included)This description has been automatically translated from French.

A Timeless Estate in the Heart of Nivernais 55 hectares • 16 ha pond • Historic mill • Restored house • Old mill. Outbuildings Imagine waking up to the sound of birds, facing a mirror pond of 16 hectares, in a property where every stone tells several centuries of history… Nestled in a secret valley of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, this exceptional estate encompasses 55 hectares of everything nature lovers, hunters, and those seeking an authentic life could hope for: a historic mill with red brick facades reflecting in the calm waters of a pond, a fully restored house with all modern comforts, and a green setting where woods, meadows, and streams succeed one another infinitely. Ideal Location — Accessible, yet at the End of the World Just 9 km away, the Cercy-la-Tour train station allows you to reach Paris in 3 hours via the Lyon station. Decize, 17 km away, concentrates all shops and services. Here, isolation is a luxury, not a constraint. A Sanctuary for Nature and Hunting Lovers 55 hectares in one block — it’s a whole territory that opens up to you. An alternating landscape of century-old woods, open meadows, and wetlands, majestic oaks, and century-old chestnut trees punctuate the park with remarkable biodiversity. At the center, the 16-hectare pond fed by several streams — including the Cressonne — is a true haven for fishermen and lovers of wild nature. The old fishery, still operational, with its main basin and fish reservoirs, testifies to a nourishing tradition passed down through generations. The icing on the cake: an engineering study has revealed that the site has an estimated hydropower potential of 3 kWh per day — a real path to energy autonomy. The Buildings: Authenticity and Comfort at the Rendezvous The Main House — 109 m² Fully restored in 2009, it combines the charm of the old — lime walls, exposed beams, functional stone fireplace — with modern comforts: underfloor heating (with water/water heat pump), double insulation, equipped kitchen. It offers a bright living room, kitchen, a bedroom, and a shower room on the ground floor; upstairs, two additional bedrooms under the beams and a bathroom. A warm home, ready to welcome a family or guests. The Mill — The Jewel of the Estate - a bedroom It steals the show. Its red brick facades reflect in the pond it borders, creating a scene worthy of the most beautiful postcards of Burgundy. Three habitable levels, period octagonal tiles, a wood stove, a bedroom with a fireplace… and, at the top, a spectacular frame known as "à la Philibert Delorme," shaped like an upside-down ship hull — an architectural feat from the 16th century, extremely rare. The Outbuildings — Unlimited Potential The stone barn (200 m²), the old pigsty (45 m², 5 rooms of which 3 are already converted into a laundry room, food storage, office), the woodshed (30 m²)… so many raw spaces to convert according to your ambitions. Here, space is not lacking. This Estate is Meant to Be Lived In — and Exploited An exceptional primary or secondary residence, but also a true heritage tool with high potential. Here are some ideas among others: Premium cottage or tourist accommodation The mill and the house are ideally suited for high-end guest accommodations. The exceptional natural setting, the pond, the bucolic landscapes: everything is in place to attract clientele in search of authentic escape and total disconnection. Prestigious Event Venue Country weddings, corporate seminars, creative or spiritual retreats, private events… The site — with its monumental barn, outdoor spaces by the pond, and out-of-time atmosphere — offers a dream backdrop for unforgettable events. Swimming Pool — An Evidence The generous and well-exposed land is perfectly suited for the installation of a swimming pool that would complement the leisure offerings of the estate — for personal use as well as for tourist exploitation. Energy Autonomy The identified hydropower potential opens the door to green energy production on site. A differentiating, rare, and precious asset in a time that values autonomy and sustainability. Properties like this one are practically non-existent. Not simply because it is beautiful — which it undoubtedly is. But because it is whole: a territory, a history, a soul. It does not await transformation; it simply awaits the right project, and above all, the right people to give it a new life worthy of what it is. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisque website: georisques.gouv.fr Richard Biron - EI - is a Commercial Agent in real estate, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents of the Commercial Court of Cusset under number 492737945. Headquarters of the mandator: effiCity, 48 avenue de Villiers - 75017 PARIS - Simplified Joint Stock Company, with a capital of 132,373.05 euros, registered at the RCS Paris 497 617 746 and holder of the Professional Card CPI 7501 2015 000 002 025 - CCI Paris IDF - Guarantee Fund: GALIAN Assurances 89 rue de la Boétie 75008 ParisThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref.4788 : Beautiful property for sale in Burgundy. Located in a spa town in southern Burgundy, this elegant property, built around 1880, sits at the meeting point of the foothills of the Morvan and the rolling landscapes of the Charollais, a region renowned for its hedgerow-lined meadows. A region renowned for its lifestyle and heritage, the area combines unspoiled nature, renowned gastronomy, and thermal spas, offering a sought-after setting for a family home or hospitality project. In the immediate vicinity, the natural spaces of the Morvan invite you to enjoy outdoor activities and discover vast forests and lakes, while the great Burgundy vineyards around Beaune contribute to the region's international reputation. The property is located just five minutes from the town center and enjoys quick access to shops and everyday amenities. It remains easily accessible from several regional economic hubs: approximately 30 minutes from Moulins, less than two hours from Beaune, and less than two and a half hours from Lyon. Access to a TGV station is approximately one hour away, facilitating national and international connections. Built at the end of the 19th century, the south-facing façade of the noble house stands out for its refined interplay of projections and recesses, combining light-colored plaster, exposed brickwork, and stone frames. The upper floors, adorned with decorative half-timbering, evoke the Anglo-Norman aesthetic that was very popular in spa towns and resorts at the end of the 19th century. With nearly 830 sqm of living space, the house stands out for its generous proportions and distinctive architecture. A unique property for clients seeking an iconic location, capable of accommodating a personal or professional project: boutique hotel, guest house, seminars or receptions with 13 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The property is centered around vast reception areas, designed to welcome guests with elegance and generosity. The ground floor opens onto an impressive 80 sqm entrance hall, notable for its French ceiling, carved wooden pillars, and herringbone parquet flooring. To the left is a magnificent 77 sqm reception room with remarkable volumes that can accommodate many guests, enhanced by marquetry parquet flooring; to the right is a more intimate 45 sqm lounge, also with marquetry parquet flooring, featuring an imposing wooden fireplace and direct access to the cement tile-covered terrace. A 15 sqm office leads to a 95 sqm professional kitchen, complete with a dishwashing area, a cloakroom and five bathrooms, perfectly suited for events or hotel use. The first floor, accessed via a beautiful staircase, features a 35 sqm master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, two further bedrooms each with their own bathroom and access to a large balcony, and three additional bedrooms, one of which is 28 sqm, all with en-suite bathrooms. A 10 sqm laundry room completes this level. The second floor comprises six bedrooms, several bathrooms and shower rooms, a large 35 sqm room that could be used as a living room or additional bedroom, a storage room, and access to the attic, which offers additional potential for conversion. Finally, the basement has two vaulted cellars, several storage rooms, and a boiler room. With its south-facing exposure, the property enjoys beautiful light and unobstructed views of the park. The whole property retains a warm atmosphere, enhanced by beautiful high ceilings. The outbuildings consist of: · A charming cottage with a recently renovated roof, offering great potential for conversion into a dwelling; · A spacious garage, capable of accommodating three vehicles, topped by a room in need of renovation; · A large woodshed; · Old stables, which, after renovation, could regain their full functionality and contribute to the authenticity and character of the property. The manor is set in wooded grounds covering approximately 7.41 acres (3 hectares), complete with a heated swimming pool. The relaxation areas offer a variety of views and are ideal for walking or organizing outdoor events. In addition, there are nearly 3.70 acres (1.50 hectares) of meadows. The total area is 11.18 acres (4 ha 52a 73ca). Virtual tour available on request. Cabinet LE NAIL – Saône-et-Loire & Bourbonnais - M. Lionel MILLET : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Lionel MILLET, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 942 190 125. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Situated 15 minutes from Moulins, at the end of a private road, this 80-hectare estate offers a rare blend of woods, meadows and ponds in a peaceful setting. At the heart of the estate, an attractive 150 m² longère (farmhouse), renovated in 2020, offers spacious accommodation, a double-exposure fireplace and terraces on each side to enjoy the landscape. The outbuildings, used for agricultural purposes, can be used for a variety of projects (reception, equestrian or leisure space, storage). The area is predominantly wooded with Scots pine stands. It offers real forestry potential, while meadows and bodies of water harmoniously complete the territory. A confidential address, easily accessible from Paris and Lyon, ideal for a principal or secondary residence of character, a hunting property or a family retreat for lovers of space and unspoilt nature. ECD: D/B Price HAI : 1.113.000 € (Net selling price : 1.050.000 € - 6% agency fees payable by the purchaser) Property presented by BARNES Centre Sologne Val de Loire: +33 (0)6.26.10.46.13 - [email protected]. "Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

In a beautifully located hamlet with distant views of the Morvan, you will find this lovely ensemble of an authentic stone house of 121 m² with various outbuildings. In several respects already autonomous and ecologically designed. For instance, natural water is sourced from a 13 m deep well and purified through an extensive filtration system. Should be tested before drinking. Wastewater from the house is also filtered through an ecological phytoremediation system using nature. If one wishes, complete autonomy can be achieved by installing, for example, solar panels for electricity. Currently, there is a connection to the electricity grid. The roof was renewed in 2006. The house is reasonably centrally located with respect to various places such as the well-known Luzy and Montceau-les-Mines. The house consists of: on the ground floor upon entering a kitchen-dining area of 28.2 m², a living room with dining table of 32 m², a shower with toilet, and a large bedroom of 15 m². On the first floor of 50 m² are 2 more bedrooms, an office, a mezzanine, and a toilet with water point. On the ground floor, there is a covered terrace of 23 m²; on the roof there is an outdoor terrace of 25 m². Both offer a beautiful view of the fields. The heating consists of 3 elements: 2 large wood stoves, 2 units for warm and cold air, and electric radiators. Most windows and doors are equipped with thermal glazing. There is a large water tank of 4 m³ for collecting rainwater for the garden. There are 2 cellars of 11 m² each. As outbuildings, there is a large stone barn with a floor of 160 m², a hangar of 48 m², a stable of 33 m², and a workshop of 35 m² Property managed by: Daniel Friedrichs, +33 (0) 6 49 39 23 23?, E.I. Agent Commercial, RSAC Mâcon 809 488 687

A 15th-century chateau, listed as a regional historical monument, its dwellings, pond and pastureland, the whole resembling a peaceful hamlet on 21 hectares in the historic Bourbonnais province. The name of the village translates into English as “stone chateau” and, perched on a rocky outcrop, the fortified chateau with its adjacent Romanesque church has overlooked the surrounding rural countryside since the 11th century. The property for sale takes up a large part of the neighbouring village of one hundred inhabitants with its chateau, three dwellings and a mill, all on a parcel of real estate totalling 21 hectares of unoccupied pastureland, woods and a lake.

Located 2 hours and 30 minutes from Paris, in Burgundy, an 18th-century residence with a park. The landscape, varied and shaped by the confluence of several rivers and flat towpaths, forms a hedged countryside with hedges and wooded banks. Situated near the foothills of the Morvan Regional Natural Park, it includes forested areas and elevated positions with spectacular views. The village, set on high ground, is traversed by numerous alleys lined with stone houses. At the top of the town, an 11th-century church, listed as a historical monument, faces a vast square. The residence, built around 1750, is nearby, with its ornate gateway. Its main facade is oriented to the west. A large closed courtyard, bordered on one side by a wood shed and on the other by two outbuildings (for workshop, boiler room, and garage use), allows for vehicle parking. To the south lies the park, enclosed by walls and wooded, overlooking the Nivernais canal and including a conservation orchard as well as a habitable longère. Further north, in front of the other outbuildings (a small house, shelters, and old rabbit hutches), stands a well-kept vegetable garden. A small path directly accesses the inner courtyard of the house. A stone well, over 25 meters deep and fed by a spring, ensures a good water supply throughout the year. The residence is three stories high and its facade features numerous openings, framed by semi-louvered wooden shutters. A glass-paned wooden door enhanced by a glass transom marks the main entrance, preceded by a small stone landing. The roof, with two slopes of flat Burgundy tiles and restored in 2016, is punctuated by several chimney stacks. While the ground floor typically contains the living rooms and a first bedroom, it is on the upper floors that the bedrooms are concentrated: five on the first floor with three bathrooms or showers and one, very spacious, with a bathroom and wardrobe on the second, in the attic. The outbuildings, built of stone or brick and covered with traditional flat tile roofs or mechanical tiles, contribute to a coherent and robust architectural ensemble.This description has been automatically translated from French.

This attractive architect-designed house is set on a lovely one-hectare plot close to the Morvan region. The first floor features an entrance hall, a reception room, a fully-equipped kitchen, a pantry, a master suite with a PMR bedroom, a bathroom with shower and bathtub, a dressing room and separate sanitary facilities. The first floor features a large landing, 4 bedrooms, a large games room, a bathroom with shower and bath, separate sanitary facilities and cupboards. A vast basement for 3 vehicles completes the property. It also features an air-conditioned wine cellar, boiler room and technical area. A pleasant 12.20 m x 4.58 m heated swimming pool completes the garden (motorized safety cover). ECD: C/C An ideal location for a primary or secondary residence. Possibility of acquiring, in addition, a longère with 3,500 m² of land nearby, fully renovated. Net selling price: €390,000 (Net selling price: €367,925 - 6% fees payable by buyer). Property presented by Marie PROVOTELLE(EI) : +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

Charming Old Mill at the Gateway to the Morvan - Family Home with Potential for Tourism Located in La Boulaye, in southern Burgundy, just 30 minutes from Autun and an hour from Beaune, this characterful property offers a rare living environment in a protected natural setting. A former animal-powered mill dating back to the 1830s, the home has been fully restored while preserving its authenticity and historical charm. Set on approximately 6,000 m² of gently rolling landscaped grounds, the property enjoys a commanding position offering exceptional panoramic views of the Morvan hills. The peaceful and tranquil surroundings make it a truly special place. The generous proportions and layout allow for a variety of uses. The house features a spacious reception room of approximately 80 m², a large and inviting kitchen, and six bedrooms, each with its own unique ambiance. A converted 60 sq m annex, housed in a former outbuilding, completes the property. The period materials, exposed beams, characterful ceilings, original stonework, and antique furniture all contribute to the warm and authentic atmosphere. The renovation has preserved the building's character while providing modern comforts: double glazing, underfloor heating in the common areas, and bright, functional spaces. Outside, the property invites relaxation with its 13 x 5.5 meter heated swimming pool, facing south and overlooking the landscape, as well as a wellness area including a separate sauna equipped with a wood-burning stove and a walk-in shower. The landscaped gardens offer various spaces for rest and contemplation throughout the year. Currently operating successfully as a bed and breakfast, this property can naturally continue this activity. It would also be ideal for a family wishing to acquire a prestigious primary or secondary residence, capable of comfortably accommodating family and friends. Key features: Restored 1830s mill Landscaped grounds of approximately 6,000 m² 80 m² reception room 6 bedrooms and a 60 m² outbuilding Heated 13 x 5.5 m swimming pool Separate sauna No work required Double glazing and underfloor heating Electric vehicle charging points Primarily located between Autun, Beaune, Chalon-sur-Saône, Dijon, and Lyon Strong potential for family, tourism, or events