luxury property for sale Amberieu-en-bugey, France

55 min from Lyon center, 55 min from Geneva, close to golf courses and all amenities (easy motorway access): Magnificent estate of rare completeness, nestled in a green setting (10HA58). It is composed of a castle of approximately 500 m2 of living space, built in 1314 and remodeled over the centuries and numerous outbuildings of approximately 1,500 m2. It thus benefits today from modern comfort while having preserved its original materials. Built in the middle of a 2 hectare park enclosed by walls, a beautiful courtyard of honor, a chapel, a caretaker's house, a former orangery, multiple outbuildings, saddlery, barns, garages, former vat room, cellars ... all in the heart of a natural and green screen with multiple species of trees, numerous ponds, springs, woods ... and sheltered from view. This magnificent estate offers a multitude of possibilities: family home, gîtes, guest rooms... and allows you to live peacefully, far from all noise and visual nuisances. Tel: 06 67 12 46 89 / 06 72 55 94 80

Nestled in the unspoiled landscapes of the Valromey region, this remarkable historic estate offers a rare and privileged lifestyle setting between Lyon, Aix-les-Bains and Geneva. While enjoying the tranquility of the countryside, the property remains conveniently close to railway stations, schools, shops and medical services, ensuring both comfort and accessibility. Set within more than three hectares of beautifully landscaped parkland, the estate offers approximately 675 sqm of living space and nearly 1,100 sqm of usable floor area, forming a harmonious ensemble of character buildings steeped in history and charm. The origins of the property date back to the 13th century. Over the centuries, the estate has evolved while preserving its authentic architectural character. The current owners have undertaken careful and progressive restoration works, combining respect for the historic structure with the comfort expected of a contemporary residence. The property is composed of several charming buildings forming a cohesive and elegant domain: - A characterful main residence, the historic heart of the estate - A second independent house, currently operated as guest cottages - An elegant dovecote, a beautiful architectural feature awaiting restoration - An additional outbuilding, offering further development potential This configuration gives the estate remarkable versatility, perfectly suited to a family residence or a hospitality project. The main house immediately appeals to lovers of historic properties with generous volumes and refined atmosphere. The ground floor, offering approximately 300 sqm on a single level, is arranged around a welcoming entrance hall leading to: two reception lounges, a dining room, a double kitchen, a bright winter garden, a study, a laundry room and some guest facilities Upstairs, the sleeping quarters include six bedrooms, three of which are currently operated as independent guest rooms. Four bedrooms already benefit from en-suite bathrooms, while the remaining two could easily be converted into additional suites. A pleasant library area completes this floor, offering a peaceful space dedicated to reading and relaxation. The top floor reveals a vast 280 sqm open space awaiting conversion, offering numerous possibilities such as additional suites, reception rooms, wellness facilities or leisure areas. The property benefits from several technical features enhancing both comfort and energy efficiency: - heating system powered by a wood-chip boiler - high-quality interior insulation - solar panels - dual circulation within the house thanks to both a main staircase and a service staircase The grounds are predominantly flat and beautifully planted with mature trees, creating a serene and private natural setting. Thanks to its history, generous volumes and the layout of its buildings, this exceptional property lends itself to a variety of projects: - a prestigious family residence - a refined country retreat - a hospitality project including guest houses or boutique accommodation, already initiated by the current owners - a tourism or event venue A unique estate combining heritage, nature and lifestyle, offering an exceptional opportunity in one of the region’s most preserved settings.

Just an hour from Lyon, you'll be captivated by this 35-hectare property that embodies all the charm of the Dombes region with its woods and meadows. A 6-hectare pond faces the house, offering the chance to observe the many birds that nest there and the deer that come to drink. The 500 sq m house provides every comfort with its living rooms, offices, media room, library, and upstairs, five bedrooms and a master suite with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom. There are also three shower rooms. The outbuildings include six stables with a barn, hayloft, garages, and a workshop. For relaxation, you can enjoy the 16-meter swimming pool, or if you prefer, you can play tennis or go horseback riding. Presented by Bruno Delamalle. Consultant Bourgogne Franche-Comté Sales Agent EI Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Here is the English translation: In the heart of the Dombes region, land of 1,000 ponds, this property is located 45 minutes from Lyon and 1 hour 30 minutes from Geneva by car. With a total surface area of 118 hectares, many projects can be imagined! A farmhouse, a hunting lodge, and several outbuildings are present, all requiring renovation. The ponds, covering approximately 36 hectares, are used for fish farming over a period of three years, then drained for maintenance during the dry phase, when a maize crop is planted. The property includes 74 hectares of arable land (rapeseed, maize, and cereals). The presence of the ponds attracts a rich variety of water birds. The population of mammals (such as wild boar) is very high. High-quality lowland hunting can be developed thanks to the great diversity of the environment. “The information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [www.georisques.gouv.fr.”](http://www.georisques.gouv.fr.”)

Between Crémieu and Lagnieu, a rare property comprising 1.3 hectares of land and a beautiful renovated old house divided into two separate units, accessed via a stunning entrance pavilion. Two large reception rooms, each equipped with open kitchens, an office and two toilets. Upstairs: on one side, two bedrooms with shower rooms/toilets and mezzanines; on the other side, three bedrooms, two of which are equipped with shower rooms/toilets. The grounds contain the extraordinary remains of a remarkable feudal castle, which was remodelled over the centuries, then fell into disuse and was restored to its former glory after a decade of patient work. This building is protected in its current state as a Historic Monument. Outbuildings: workshop/wood store (part of the ruins can be used), large recent garage of 130 m² in two parts (116 m² and 15 m²), recent carport (approximately 40 m²), two horse boxes. An exceptional property, ideal for a family and/or a hospitality project in an unusual location. Lagnieu is 10 minutes away, Crémieu is 15 minutes away. There is a grocery shop 3 minutes away in La Balme-Les-Grottes, where you will also find the caves that make this village famous. Saint-Exupéry international airport at 35 min. Sale price: € 630,000 Fees payable by the seller Energy rating: D Climate rating: B Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between £3,790 and £5,180 per year. Average energy price indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisk.fr

On the slopes of pretty Bugey, this proud residence of approximately 660m2 of living space surveys from its height the peaks facing it, the mythical Grand Colombier, the majestic Alps. The whole on wooded land of 7478m2 with a large terrace and swimming pool (currently being created). Ideal for sharing a life with families, guest rooms, gîtes... In the town of Valromey-sur-Seran, 5/10 minutes from all amenities. Composition of the house: * On the ground floor: four large spacious rooms welcome you (approximately 110m2 for the 2 main rooms, approximately 96m2 for the reception/lounge/bar area), professional kitchen (approximately 80m2), toilets and miscellaneous. * On R+1 and R+2: 14 rooms including two suites all equipped with shower rooms and toilets. Technical details: License IV, wood, oil and electric heating system. Collective sanitation. Details on the natural and technological framework around the property are available on the Géorisks website. For any further information, please contact Mr Patrick GIRET on +06 26 54 74 63 (RSAC of BOURG'EN-BRESSE no 491 748 455, or Mr Yoan ROULON on +06 13 39 45 81 (RSAC of BOUR-EN- BRESSE no 889 247 342.

A SECLUDED CHATEAU IN BOURG-EN-BRESSE In Bourg-en-Bresse, a tree-lined driveway leads to a 17th-century chateau. Set back from the street and surrounded by over 2 hectares of land, the property offers 372 m² of living space, two spacious open-plan living rooms, six bedrooms, and several ancillary spaces, including two independent apartments. Surrounding the property is a flat park planted with mature trees, a domed swimming pool, and a complex of outbuildings. The property combines immediate residential use with potential for transformation. A CHÂTEAU, BETWEEN A PRIVATE DRIVEWAY AND CROSSING COURTYARDS The private driveway, lined with tall trees, gradually screens the property from the street and creates an initial distance from the urban rhythm. The gate marks the entrance, then the gravel path leads to an open courtyard, now used to accommodate several vehicles during family gatherings or extended stays. The château, built starting in 1378 and remodeled in the 17th century, features inscribed facades, distinctive roofs, and a listed central vestibule that immediately defines the space. Upon entering, the eye travels through the building from one end to the other and reaches a second park at the rear, used as an outdoor reception area on sunny days. The stone staircase, with its ornate wrought-iron railing, facilitates daily movement between the levels and becomes a constant point of reference in the life of the house. The ground-floor rooms now serve as reception areas, with two spacious living rooms used for large gatherings, extended evenings, or quieter moments during the day. The east- and west-facing windows allow one to follow the rhythm of the day, from breakfast on the garden side to extended late afternoons on the courtyard side. LIVING SPACES AT THE HEART OF TWO WOODED PARKS, RIGHT IN THE CITY From the living rooms, the view sweeps across the property, placing the château at the center of two distinct parks that flank it on either side. To the west, a first flat park of approximately 8,500 m² extends directly from the living areas and accommodates the most spontaneous activities?outdoor meals, games, and free movement?under the shade of ancient trees, including a sequoia planted over 150 years ago. This space is immediately accessible and supports daily outdoor living. To the east, the sequence begins with a more structured courtyard, organized around a fountain, a pond, and an in-ground pool protected by a dome?used for much of the year?and then extends toward a second, flatter park of over 6,000 m², which is more open and provides an additional, more secluded space to breathe. The château is thus situated between these two landscape entities, one oriented toward immediate living, the other toward a broader openness. In the immediate vicinity, the outbuildings cover over 900 m² of floor space across two levels, with a restored roof structure and a new roof, and now house storage, a workshop, and parking. BETWEEN INDEPENDENT SPACES AND FUTURE PROJECTS The castle, on a human scale, now offers 372 m² of living space spread over two levels, with a layout designed for daily use. The upper floor features six bedrooms, suitable for family life or hosting guests for extended stays, with three bathrooms already in place. A built-in library provides a quiet retreat, while the layout ensures privacy for everyone during longer stays. The open, fully equipped kitchen is supported by a pantry and a laundry room located on the ground floor. Two independent apartments, measuring 50 m² and 40 m², allow for hosting guests or providing separate living quarters, depending on the time of year. The fully fenced property, spanning over 20,000 m², also includes enclosed garages and numerous outdoor parking spaces, making it easy to accommodate visitors. The proposed work is part of a plan for gradual development, suitable for a second home, a gathering place, or business development. AGENCY'S OPINION This château occupies a unique position in Bourg-en-Bresse, with an urban address yet a sense of seclusion created by the driveway, walls, and building volumes. The listed vestibule sets the tone from the moment you enter and provides a lasting framework for the experience of the place. The grounds and outbuildings create a second layer of interpretation, oriented toward future development and potential uses. The property already functions as a residence, while retaining a genuine capacity for transformation.